The Skull Pile

reaperlight:

reaperlight:

I just updated Stray. :)

(Credit moodboard images via: this Picrew, a Venom 2018 screenshot from tumblr moodboard and all other images via pixabay and snappygoat.)

New chapter!

Chapter 14

themakeupbrush:

Ralph Lauren Spring 2024

spooksier:

spooksier:

spooksier:

can everybody be quiet im working on my tma au where everything’s the same except theyre american now

theyre drinking big beverage and eating burger now….

this au is rapidly leaving joke territory, good luck with that 6 month coma jon i know your ass doesnt have health insurance

hellenhighwater:

hellenhighwater:

hellenhighwater:

hellenhighwater:

Door to basement?? Open??? For Malice?????

Malice goes!!!!!!

Malice has returned for reinforcements

My god… what’s down there….

aquaiznet:

swinging-stars-from-satellites:

this is, as the kids say, frying me (a glasses wearer)

aliteralchicken:

My fav underrated duo <3

waxwing-ed:

kingcriccket:

you CANNOT read too much old timey fiction because I was playing Raft with the lads this morning and without a THOUGHT said we could sail over to another island “if the wind would consent to blow” & let me tell you. This did not pass by unremarked.

mrnnki:

artphobos:

artphobos:

pillowfort-social:

ALT

The internet has become a difficult place for NSFW artists and creators to navigate in recent years, but Pillowfort is and will continue to be a home for NSFW communities, providing robust tools to curate and share what you love.

srsly, between PF and BlueSky being the only adult spaces left for nsfw creators rn, PF def needs the support. I throw $5 a month towards keeping the place open, and the quality for the art files posted is top notch. There’s no algorithm, you have to put the effort into finding who to follow- but that’s what search and communities are for. Too many people hop on, look around for 5 minutes and never return because they expect an algorithm to do the work for them. You get ONLY the content you want this way tho. And that’s a great thing. But for PF to survive, it needs the base willing to even throw $1-2 into the pot every month so we don’t get hammered by the bans getting pushed by banks and advertisers.

When you start building your follows and such on your account, its going to look like there’s not much at first. And sometimes very specific searches are only gonna bring up a limited amount of posts/users. But for that to fill out, there needs to be more active users using tags. A lot of people come and sign up, look around, then not come back because ‘nothing’s going on’. Nothing can go on if users don’t use it.

I know its hard jumping off very active social media sites that are instant seratonin machines onto a slower-paced site, but you can do it. And there’s def a noticeable relief in the overwhelming doom-and-gloom that tends to come with the nonstop bad news machines. I try and equalize my time between the two to stay both updated and keep from being ground down.

PF gave us the ability to generate multi-use invite links recently. This one has 50 uses!

Pillowfort

pillowfort.social

You also don’t actually need to pay or use an invite to join. You can put yourself on a waitlist (similarly to how Ao3 has one) and they’ll send you an invite when it’s your turn. That’s how I joined!

If you’re concerned about the recent actions of payment processors and the UK’s online safety act, they put out an announcement addressing those. You should read it yourself, but the TLDR is that they already work with a payment processor that specializes in high-risk businesses, so they aren’t likely to get hit in the same way, and they’re looking into ways they can avoid forcing people in the UK to validate their ages.

Communities are Pillowfort’s main way of finding content, so if the tags seem dead, search for those! A lot of people follow communities instead of individuals. My dash is very busy just from following a couple of art-focused communities. The Pillowfort101 community has a lot of resources, but if you’d prefer a single post, DoktorHobo has a post listing tips for users new to Pifo.

I give Pifo around $11/mo cause I can and I want to support the site (they have a beautiful community) but it’s not required. Premium membership is split up by specific feature, so you can pay only for the features you need (ex: just paying for an upload limit increase—I actually have an additional donation on top of my actual membership cost—without that it’s only $4.98 for the features I want). They recently introduced a new upload limit tier, so now you can upload files up to 10MB if you spring for that.

vvitchella:

not to be disabled on main but have you ever fucking noticed how every god damn thing requires both time and energy

cipheramnesia:

elodieunderglass:

vanda-maksimova:

abyssalz0ne-nsfmc:

bubbly-boi:

Hey horny writer lil heads up for you guys, the “ai” google is forcing into docs to “scan for grammar errors” has been proved to also be scanning for spicy content and multiple ppl have already got notifs saying like “we’re sorry, there was a system error and some of your work was lost” and it was only the horny stuff so uh

Pleeeeease back up your files !!!! Don’t lose your horny to a robot, that’s Doc’s job, not Docs’…

hello horny writers of tumblr this is your shine to try out ellipsus instead of google docs. it’s completely free and the team behind it have a very strong stance against the use of AI in creative spaces. I haven’t been using it long but it works beautifully.

i just signed up for this and sign up is instant, also the layout is nice. i have yet to try it on my phone, but seems to be really good on the computer. :3

can confirm it does indeed NOT censor anything or allow AI.

Really very fond of @ellipsus-writes !

I’m going to me mention Lite Writer again for the phone as a free writing app which, to date, does not use AI assit, permits offline storage of all your files, and allows you to save as PDF or text files. Meaning your writing is always available to easily back up in one of the most universally accessable file formats.

As the name implies, it is lightweight, but you can create two level deep organization, book -> folder -> chapter. These are saved as folders and subfolders and text documents, which means the organization of your work can also be trasfered between devices in a nearly universal manner. It has a paid version, which I don’t use, and the free version also has a separate notepad function (which I don’t use but it looks helpful).

I’ll mention here again that one reason I bring it up this often is because I write on my phone, and of all the android compatible writing programs or cloud writing pages I was able to find that were compatible with my device, Lite Write was the one that met my specific needs which were: accessible offline, easy file creation/organization, easy file export, no AI that I could discern, saves in editable and widely compatible format(s). On a desktop or laptop, I can open LibraOffice for all that, but it was infomercial character actor levels of maddening trying to find what I thought should be the most basic elements of a word processor for android. Anyway, I’ve written like 200k worth of words on it so far and I love it to death.