An account interacting with other accounts | Polyphemus Moth Person | My opinions are my own | Casual trainspotter | youtube.com/@DavidoftheLight

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I've gone ahead and updated my character sheet. I think you'll agree that this one is better than the original. Like before, you're free to make art using my character, just be sure to tag me when you post it here so I can see it and save it. I have a ton of images people have made for me, and I want to save as many as possible! Disclaimer: Please keep all images of me safe for work. I DO NOT consent to my character being used in NSFW, lewd, or pornographic content. Thank you!
Since so many of you have been including me in your AI art recently (huge thanks for that btw) I thought it best to post the reference sheet I use for most of my generations. You're welcome to include me in your images, just make sure to tag me in it so I see it and can save it. I try to save all the images people make of me! Disclaimer: I absolutely DO NOT consent to my character being used in NSFW, lewd, or pornographic content. Keep it SFW folks! Thank you!
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Took a bit but finally got a good anime clash with @DavidoftheLight
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Bloop Adventure Part 15 (Where did Bloop go?) Made by @HydeSynister special guests @KitsuraNines and @88probs
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Good morning everyone! It’s weekend time, and I hope you can make the best of it! I’m gonna try, but I’m worried I might’ve caught something while chasing the Big Boy on Thursday. Hopefully I’m wrong and it’s just allergies!
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Another super fun Jigz prompt today! Let's start the weekend off right by trashing the office!
Replying to @JigzTPD
Create an ultra-detailed, high-energy chibi anime-style illustration of **four chibi characters causing total chaos inside a modern company office**. The scene should feel funny, messy, lively, and packed with movement, like the office has turned into a tiny disaster zone because of these four troublemakers. ## Scene Concept Place the four chibi characters inside a busy corporate office with desks, rolling chairs, computers, monitors, keyboards, coffee mugs, filing cabinets, printers, cubicles, sticky notes, office plants, stacks of paperwork, folders, pens, binders, trash bins, and fluorescent ceiling lights. The office should look professional at first glance, but the characters are completely wrecking the calm work environment. ## Character Actions Show each chibi character doing something chaotic and different: 1. **One chibi is spilling water everywhere** * knocked-over water bottle or cup * puddles spreading across the floor * water splashing onto papers or a keyboard * shocked but silly expression 2. **One chibi is dropping chips and snacks** * open chip bag flying through the air * chips scattered across the desk and floor * crumbs everywhere * maybe stepping on chips accidentally 3. **One chibi is tearing papers apart** * ripped documents flying around * shredded papers in the air * folders spilling open * mischievous grin 4. **One chibi is causing extra office chaos** * knocking over a chair * tangling printer paper * pulling sticky notes off a wall * bumping into a desk * sending pens, clips, and folders flying ## Mood and Comedy Make the scene feel chaotic but cute, not dangerous. The characters should look adorable, expressive, and mischievous. Use exaggerated chibi expressions: * panic * excitement * smug troublemaker grin * confused innocence * dramatic shock * laughing chaos The office workers, if included, should be in the background looking stunned, exhausted, or confused. ## Composition Use a wide cinematic composition with all four chibi characters visible at once. Make the chaos spread across the entire office: * papers flying through the air * chips scattered on the floor * water splashing * coffee cups shaking * desk items falling * printer malfunctioning * sticky notes everywhere * rolling chairs spinning * monitors showing warning popups or silly screens The image should feel like a freeze-frame of absolute office mayhem. ## Style Render in a clean, colorful, high-quality chibi anime style with: * rounded cute proportions * expressive faces * clean linework * bright office lighting * polished digital art * strong motion effects * crisp shadows * detailed office props * playful visual comedy Do not make the scene dark, scary, or violent. Keep it fun, cute, chaotic, and full of personality. Final image goal: **four adorable chibi characters turning a normal company office into a hilarious disaster zone full of spilled water, dropped chips, torn papers, flying office supplies, and total cartoon chaos.**
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Good morning. I feel sore as can be so I’ll be resting for most of today. To those of you who are working, happy Friday! Hope your day go smoothly!
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people that mouth-breathe are so annoying (like genuinely gets under my skin, i can’t stand hearing people breathe through their mouth)😭😭 idk how they are so unaware of it 😭 please close your mouth when you’re breathing😆😭
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Today was an incredible day! For those of you wondering, I was out catching the Union Pacific Big Boy no. 4014 as it travelled through western NY! I had a blast chasing it over 100 miles between Attica and Elmira! Here is one of the pics I got!!!
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Good morning everyone! While all of you are celebrating hump day, I’ll be doing a bit of travelling. If you know, you know, but if not, you’ll see what I’m doing in the next day or two.
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The girls are eepy and need to sleeb.
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This is Hydes legacy now. Feel free to add to it 🤣
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AUTOBOTS! ROLLOUT!!! Thanks to Arkdev for the epic transformer!!!
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I’m having so much fun with this prompt and there’s more variation of it to come! Stay tuned!!! I wanted to do @BigRichard1987 but I lost l his reference ;-; #fomxart #NamikaArtAI
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Big Boy at 85: 85 years ago, the first batch of Big Boys were rolled out of the American Locomotive Company's shops in Schenectady, New York. While not the record holding longest, most powerful, or heaviest locomotive, pound-for-pound they are one of the largest steam locomotives ever built. Between 1941 and 1944, 25 Big Boy locomotives were built exclusively for the Union Pacific Railroad. Prior to the Big Boys, Union Pacific operated Challenger locomotives over their main line between Green River, Wyoming and Ogden, Utah. Despite the great size of the 4-6-6-4 Challengers, even these mighty locomotives needed help pulling trains over the Rockey Mountains. The railroad sought more power, enough to pull a train over the mountains alone. A Union Pacific design team worked together with American Locomotive Company (ALCO) to re-examine the Challenger's design. To achieve UP's goal of a larger locomotive, four key design changes were made: 1. The size of the firebox was increased to 150 sq ft. 2. The boiler pressure was raised to 300 psi. 3. The new locomotives would be a 4-8-8-4 wheel arrangement. 4 leading wheels to guide the locomotive, two sets of 8 drive wheels, and 4 wheels under the cab to support the firebox. 4. The drive wheels were reduced from 69 inches in diameter to 68 inches. Weighing in at 600 tons, the Big Boys were rated to pull a 5-mile train alone and designed to smoothly and safely reach speeds of 80 mph. On average, Big Boys would pull 3-mile trains, getting their best tractive effort (or peak horsepower) at 41 mph. The tender of the locomotive carried 25 tons of coal and 24,000 gallons of water. Big Boys could burn through half of their coal and water supply within 1 hour. Originally to be named "Wasatchs" after the Wasatch mountain range, the locomotives earned their nickname after an unknown ALCO employee wrote "Big Boy" in chalk as a joke on the smokebox door of engine 4000, the first of the 4-8-8-4 design. Although of a daunting size and complete with a complex backhead, Big Boys were highly regarded by train crews. Engineers and firemen found the locomotives to be sure-footed, rarely slipping on the railroad's steep mountain climbs. Some even claimed that they were even more user-friendly than other locomotives in UP's fleet. Operating between Cheyene, Wyoming and Ogden, Utah, Big Boys became a favorite of train crews and the public alike. Union Pacific operated their Big Boys until their last revenue service run on July 21, 1959. They remained stored in operable service until 1962. Of the 25 built, 8 remain in preservation, including Steamtown NHS' very own UP 4012. In 2019, Union Pacific finished their full restoration of Big Boy 4014 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first Transcontinental Railroad's completion. Image: Union Pacific Big Boy 4000 in Binghamton, NY on its way west to Wyoming for delivery to Union Pacific, 1941.
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Good morning everyone! I hope everyone has a fantastic Tuesday today!!! Try to stay positive, even if it might be tough to do so. I believe in you. You can persevere!!!
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