Blue Appaloosa
BlueAppaloosa@sunny.garden
<p>3d printing for SciComm (and fun)<br />Animal Anatomy<br />Sometimes GameDev<br />Former adjunct<br />Too many pets</p><p>3d Prints (ships from USA): <a href="https://blueappaloosastudio.etsy.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">blueappaloosastudio.etsy.com</span><span class="invisible"></span></a><br />Merch: <a href="https://blueappaloosa.threadless.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">blueappaloosa.threadless.com</span><span class="invisible"></span></a><br />Patreon: <a href="https://patreon.com/BlueAppaloosa" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">patreon.com/Bl
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Post #3640471
Because I don't know who might need to hear it: You do not need to suffer to make great art. I had good mentors who told me this until it stuck. Maybe you don't, so I'm going to say it again. You are allowed to be happy AND make great art.
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Post #3191928
I made some things. This is my second time ever using a sewing machine to sew things, as opposed to my usual method; hand sewing with pliers (I am usually sewing things that a &quot;regular&quot; sewing machine couldn&#39;t handle). Pattern from PrintablePony https://www.etsy.com/listing/601364518/sewn-horse-fly-bonnet-pattern-sewing
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Post #3191927
Realized I&#39;ve been experiencing some rather intense Character/Identity Bleed from watching a show. I&#39;m trying to read up on it (I find that learning about things helps me deal with them). I&#39;m finding lots about Bleed from role-playing (games/acting) but not much about Bleed from reading/watching. This paper talks about &quot;experiential crossing&quot; from reading, which seems related, although more generalized. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.concog.2017.01.003 Is...
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Post #3191926
RE: https://sunny.garden/@BlueAppaloosa/116699937977464591 The answer here seems to be somewhere on the spectrum of Identifying with a Fictional Character and Parasocial Relationships with Fictional Characters. https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-4154497/v1 Lots of writings on it, will have to do some reading and thinking. https://scholarcommons.scu.edu/crt/vol38/iss2/1/
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Post #3191925
My brain has learned that it has to scream in order to get my attention. (This is not a cry for help. Just something I said in conversation and thought it might be relatable.)
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Post #3094465
Processing past trauma through animated shows is not how I expected to be spending my middle age.
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Post #3094464
Mental health has been a wreck the past few days. My therapist thinks it&#39;s stuff piling up until something breaks, but it came on suddenly (from my perspective) which has usually been medication related. Either way, trying to work on &quot;fun&quot; projects and not beat myself up for having a broken brain.
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Post #3094463
Gonna mod my 3d printers. Surely that will fix my mental health.
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Post #3094462
Weird little project to make myself feel better that happens to coincide with #Junicorn. Might do another one, it was kinda fun. (3d printed with some additional bits. Modeled/printed/painted/everything else by me.) #DarkArt #UnicornArt
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Post #3094461
Wondering if working on a game project for awhile would improve or deteriorate my mental health. 🤔
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Post #1297401
Spider people, I need your knowledge! I&#39;m working on a 3d model of a liphistius (segmented spider). I can&#39;t find good info/pics on the &quot;mouth&quot; area, between the chalicera/fangs and rostrum. What goes here? Any features that should be present? #SciArt #Spider #Invertebrates
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Post #1104093
Updated my owl skull with eyeballs model. This is the first #SciComm model I created, and I&#39;ve learned a lot since. It has asymmetric ears and removable eyeballs and sclerotic rings for teaching about the senses of owls. Available on my Etsy (from USA) https://blueappaloosastudio.etsy.com #FediGiftShop #ArtShop #SciArt
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Post #977617
#RepostYourArt Day 6: Bird I&#39;ve made a few avian cranial kinesis models! Most birds don&#39;t actually have a &quot;joint&quot; where the top beak and skull meet, but instead a flexible piece of bone. We don&#39;t usually think of bones as flexible, but they can be! #SciComm #SciArt