@Spyro: ...What?

@Seraphem: That sucks. Why are you still stashing all your money around your house? Don't you have a bank account?

edited 27th Jul '13 10:11:19 PM by Crowfall

Yeah, just draw what you need when you have to.

Yeah cash. It was inside a book, in my closet, on the top shelf, under an old computer keyboard.

If you're gonna stash moola, get a safe.

Is there anything you can do to avoid keeping as much cash around?

Shouldn't have to, but tomorrow I'm setting up a webcam to record when I'm gonna and catch whoever got in here if they do it again.

Just get a safe :V

*Blows dust off Tumblr*

edited 27th Jul '13 11:32:59 PM by KuroiTsubasaTenshi

New style looks good. You could probably still keep the fuzzy look while drawing much quicker by only doing the texture around the edges of the character.

Thanks. And yeah, that's definitely something to consider. Should look better overall too.

The furry/fuzzy look of yours is really unique and cool, just needs some refinement.

In other news, WOAH this is such a good Fluttershy.

Cute Cadance.

What has magic done

That is pretty good, though I think it should be more yellow, despite the lighting.

By the way, does anyone happen to be familiar with the Songbird music player? It's kind of annoying that there's no documentation for it.

@Ser: Sorry to hear that. It sucks that you have to do that just because some people can't keep their hands to themselves.

@Yeller: Sorry, I'm using Foobar instead.

edited 27th Jul '13 11:56:01 PM by AceOfScarabs

I've never played any of the Civilization games.

I feel like I'm missing out on something.

I've played the DS version of Age of Empires :V

Age of Empires is a completely different genre then Civilization though.

By folk, do you mean just American folk, or folk from anywhere?

For American folk, I like:

• Gileah: The Golden Planes (her later albums were less folky and more pop-rock)
• Sufjan Stevens: Seven Swans. Or, for completely bonkers folk fused with progressive rock and featuring every instrument under the sun, check out the album Michigan.
• Havalina Rail Co.: Havalina Rail Co. (The album America also has a bunch of folk songs, sandwiched in between songs from every other American genre, ever. America is super out of print but I could send you a digital copy if you're interested.)
• Doug Burr: On Promenade.
• 16 Horsepower: Folklore (I love pretty much everything 16HP and their spiritual successor Woven Hand have done, but Folklore is the closest they've come to doing a normal folk album.)

Smithsonian Folkways also has an extensive collection of folk music recordings. Browse their website and you're sure to find some interesting stuff.

I don't listen to much bluegrass, but Alison Krauss And Union Station is pretty much the most famous band and they're pretty good. (Alison Krauss also recorded an album with Robert Plant called Raising Sand. It was sorta-folk, sorta-rock, it was produced by T Bone Burnett, and holy balls is it amazing.) Getting more obscure, I saw Dehlia Low play live once and they were really good.

You should also look up the soundtrack from O Brother Where Art Thou. It had a bunch of great songs and great musicians, and it's probably the main reason for the current popularity of bluegrass.

edited 28th Jul '13 12:34:15 AM by MetaFour

I don't normally listen to folk music, but O Brother, Where Art Thou? has some good songs.

Today: Folksy tunes.

Now watching: Senki Zesshou Symphogear :V

Somehow I read that as Trotsky tunes. Well, time to whip out my sledgehammer. I got some glass to break and steel to forge.

edited 28th Jul '13 1:25:09 AM by dRoy

Is there any info about S4 opener? Like plot?

Is this really about Twlight exploring Luna/NMM thing in past?

Could be. It seemed about right for the first part of an opener.

Still funny to see Gilda like that

Rawr :3

Balancing act