Hello Hungry Artists,
We're currently looking for a professional anime and manga style full body concept artist to design five characters. We're offering a rate of $125 per character. As this is an ongoing project, there will also be opportunities to design additional characters for compensation. For example, we have another 10 characters that will eventually need design development.
Additionally, our project aims to launch on kickstarter mid 2022. We''re offering an additional monetary bonus contingent on the project getting funded.
In terms of aesthetic, we're looking for designs with similarities to that of Final Fantasy 13, Fire Emblem, Fate Grand Order, etc. We do have references available.
A few things to note:
- Must be over the age of 18.
- Preferably from the U.S. (If not, let us know so we can prepare the proper documents)
- Must be comfortable with signing a contract that transfers all character design rights to our company.
- Must be comfortable with periodic zoom call meetings to coordinate ideas.
- Designs must be fully original.
Ultimately, we'd love to have someone who's willing to work with us long-term. If you're interested, please drop your portfolio and any projects you've worked on below.
Thank you,
Project Prodigy Team
No suggestions from the 188 boys group(because I've read most of them). If possible modern setting.
Thank you!!
You have to eat the entire body, it doesn't have to be one dish, but at the end of the meal, there should only remain the skin or like the pancreas or whatever.
How would you go about it?
Does the CS have a policy on paying for qualified employees membership fees?
I'm CIMA qualified but I'm applying for a role which doesn't require the qualification (it's not in finance). I'd like to keep my qualification though, but would the CS be willing to pay the Β£300 membership fee on my behalf?
Iβm a mechanic for one. Never once did body work. Iβve replaced body panels/pieces, but I have no clue how to fix rust and dents. I have a 94 Integra Iβm throwing some work into, the frame is clean, the body however has rust on the wheel wheels, some gaps between the fenders and doors, some dents. Itβs all minor stuff, but it really is noticeable and I donβt want to drive it around like that. I currently donβt have a motor or transmission in the shell and think nows the time I paint and clean the body. I know this a very vague question, with no perfect answers, but Iβm curious if the proper tools are reasonably priced and if the work is easy to pick up on? Itβs okay if the cars not perfect as itβs my project, just want to put in the effort
Update- I chose to refuse a blood test yesterday after my clinic ran 3 hours late so I knew I wouldnβt be a good little bleeder and I knew I had a test booked today at my GP and they are fine to do bloods and email results. Consultant seemed a bit surprised but agreed. Phleb got it first go with a smaller gauge needle today, she did blow the vein but got all the test tubes they needed first stick so thatβs a win. Highly recommend heat packs and being stubborn, thanks to all of you.
This is mainly a vent but I wanted to share in case anyone else has a similar experience. So I have monthly blood work done for my meds and by now I know the drill, drink plenty before, stay warm etc to get those veins popping. Iβm a βdifficult drawβ as my veins are on the small side so I know I need a butterfly used if they want to get blood on the first go, so I always ask for it as soon as I come in.
The last two tests have been with new people at my doctors practice. Both dismissed me and ignored my requests, then acted like they were surprised when low and behold they couldnβt draw from me. So multiple sticks later they have their samples and I am once again royally fucked off about the situation but at a loss as to how to navigate this.
After a cooling off period I figure if you donβt ask, you donβt get, so I call the receptionist and request they put it on my records that they need to use a butterfly (and I am ready to argue my case if needed). Turns out all I had to say was βI requested this for my last two appointments and it was ignored but then had to have multiple sticks to get the tests doneβ and she tells me that no problem, she will add a note and a warning box that will flash up on my records so that shouldnβt happen again.
Like, why is it so easy for the receptionist to add a note but so hard for medical professionals to listen to me about my own body? I have several health issues so regular blood tests are standard for me, itβs so frustrating when they think they know better.
Any one in Denver that may be able to recommend a body piercer to me? I've been researching a lot. Just wanted some personal recommendations. I'm looking to get a VCH, if that helps.
I was diagnosed a few months ago, but I started noticing symptoms in 2019 at 19, in hindsight.
I'm having trouble understanding how a disorder that impacts one's entire life is typically diagnosed once reaching young adulthood. I've heard from therapists that "I'm just around that age" but I don't really know what that means.
Maybe it's like BPD and how professionals can't diagnose it until the patient is 18?
Granted, as a host I've only been able to pinpoint my...creation to when the body was 13, in hindsight. I can't clearly remember nearly all life experiences before then, but I've never experienced black-outs until 2020 to now, which is at that diagnosis age again.
I was wondering if anyone shares this experience, or if through your experience you can explain why that is? It just seems odd to noticeably experience symptoms during the period of typical diagnoses, when I've had it my whole life.
