I hate hot pressed paper, because I am not good with watercolor.😂 To save this piece I had to use every single mixed media option possible.
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I hate hot pressed paper, because I am not good with watercolor.😂 To save this piece I had to use every single mixed media option possible. But hey, learning is what it is. Can't get anywhere without multiple failures.
Anyways, here goes new token for Minz! Now with his favorite pet, Odesh'agal, the centipede! -
I hate hot pressed paper, because I am not good with watercolor.😂 To save this piece I had to use every single mixed media option possible. But hey, learning is what it is. Can't get anywhere without multiple failures.
Anyways, here goes new token for Minz! Now with his favorite pet, Odesh'agal, the centipede!@that_one_solo hot pressed is not my thing too. Water doesn't run well. I think hot pressed often gets different treatment, may be. But in the end I don't feel good trying to go loose on those paper. May be small portraits of figures, when the size needs more precision. But I'm trying to run away from precision, so...
No, I don't like HP too. 🫣 -
@that_one_solo hot pressed is not my thing too. Water doesn't run well. I think hot pressed often gets different treatment, may be. But in the end I don't feel good trying to go loose on those paper. May be small portraits of figures, when the size needs more precision. But I'm trying to run away from precision, so...
No, I don't like HP too. 🫣@jimjams also the water dries so faaaaaaast! Getting smooth blends is very difficult on HP. I think I should tackle it in a different way or try a different style of work, but at the moment I am not ready to get frustrated again haha.
Good to know it's not just me, because I see hot-pressed praised more than anything else. -
@jimjams also the water dries so faaaaaaast! Getting smooth blends is very difficult on HP. I think I should tackle it in a different way or try a different style of work, but at the moment I am not ready to get frustrated again haha.
Good to know it's not just me, because I see hot-pressed praised more than anything else.@that_one_solo I still have a few blocks of HP paper from my starting days 6 years ago, while I run through my CP paper like hell eheh
Everyone has a different feeling and preferences, and it makes things better and more interesting.
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Wayland’s Never-Ending Opposition to Multi-Window Positioning
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This follows on an attempt two years prior with MR#247, which was rejected despite laying out sound reasons why the session protocol of Wayland does not cover many situations. In the breakdown video of the new ext-zones protocol discussion by [Brodie Robertson] the sheer absurdity of this whole situation becomes apparent, especially since KDE and others are already working around the Wayland project with their own extensions such as via KWin, which is being used commercially in e.g. the automotive world.
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Yes.
May I see it?
Aw what the hell, sure!
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@giornalismo
articolo21.org/2025/11/il-sens…
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articolo21.org/2025/11/fuori-l…
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articolo21.org/2025/11/present…
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