writer; illustrator
Joined July 2021
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Amelia retweeted
Harvard university is now a pro-Palestinian university and there is no amount of money the Zionists can pay to stop this.
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The more I read the BIBLE the more I am convinced ALL self improvement books derived from the wisdom in it.
Here’s some of my favorite verses & wisdom from the BEST SELLING BOOK OF ALL TIME.
The Author is on another dimension too :)
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Many people in the Animetas community have been asking me what are we working on when we're saying we're working on Animonsters, so here's a sneak peek!
What do you think?
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As The Absence gradually swallows the Runiverse, all magic is in danger of being Forgotten...
But you, o powerful wizard, still hold the memories of unimaginable power. Explore, form alliances, and rebuild the land in an epic quest.
Prepare to enter The Forgotten Runiverse🧙♂️
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My dads an incredibly smart man.
•Great leader
•Can fix anything
•Socially strong & networks well
•Read a book a week for 30 years
He NEVER moved up in his company.
I asked him WHY & the answer he gave me brought me to tears.
Here’s the best lesson my dad ever taught me.
Amelia retweeted
Dear @midjourney
You’re killing me.
Your model has been using my work+name for over 10k times, and that’s just the public forums. Can you remove my work and block my name from your generator? I’m sure you understand how deeply unethical this situation is.
please rt
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Last week I shared a flight with a crying infant who, despite his mother’s best efforts, wasn’t easily calmed in the minutes just before and after takeoff.
I was amazed by the level of anger it provoked among several fellow passengers - and one man in particular, who kept loudly asking if someone can’t “stick something in that kid’s mouth?”
I can only imagine how uncomfortable the baby’s mother, traveling solo with her child, must have felt.
She did eventually soothe her little guy (who may have cried for a total of five minutes) - but the man’s nastiness really soured the vibe on the flight - which may be why I felt so drawn to this video, which shows a markedly more empathetic community approach.
Alarmed by his first visit to the barber shop, this little guy begins to melt down.
Watch what the other patrons do to distract him from his anxiety and enable the barber to finish his work. Just beautiful.
Remember that we’re all in this together.
🎥 via shop.barberclassic
Amelia retweeted
Dear @Adobe You mentioned your AI images uses the Adobe stock library only and guarantees the artist gets a royalty.
Then can you explain why my name is in your library and there are a bunch of AI generated images with my name without my consent or prior knowledge?
Please RT
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Amelia retweeted
The world's most valuable skill:
Clarity of thought.
The problem? There's no school for this.
It takes time, patience and a lot of early career fumbling.
Here are 10 cognitive distortions I faced early in my career and an insight on how to break through each one:
Amelia retweeted
A question we all need to ask:
If you were the main character in a movie of your life, what would the audience be screaming at you right now?
We've all been there...
We're watching a movie or reading a book and the main character is clearly off course.
We start to feel that internal urge to scream at them:
• "No, don't open that door!"
• "Drive to the airport, don't let her go!"
• "Forget about him, bigger things ahead!"
The bird's-eye view perspective on the main character's situation provides a unique vantage point—an ability to see the landscape around them and the bigger picture.
It may sound crazy, but we are all that main character—and our audience would be screaming something at us right now.
What is it? What are they screaming at you?
What insight does the bird's-eye view perspective provide that we are missing on the ground?
We all need to think about this from time to time.
We all need to detach ourselves from our situation and see it through someone else's eyes.
Perspective is everything.
Remember: When in doubt, zoom out.
Amelia retweeted
Some of you guys strictly view NFTs as financial instruments and it is so wild to me
Everything you talk about is in terms of percentages and floor prices and value
You literally can’t wrap your head around the fact that people will buy NFTs because they like the art or want to use the utility
If someone buys and NFT and doesn’t plan on selling it… your brain will short circuit at the thought of them just enjoying their NFT
It’s crazy how many people think like this
I will talk to people and be like “Yeah I really like this project I am excited for it” and they will agree and be like “Yeah I think it’s going to do really well”
Do really well? Is making money off of them the ONLY thing you think about?
The reason so many small digital artists can’t even sell an NFT for $100 is because there is no expectation for resell value
But 10k Bored Lazy Chicken Strips will sell out easily because everyone is gambling against each other to make money on them
There is nothing wrong with trading and flipping NFTs
But for once can you guys please shut up about the money and enjoy something for once?