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Raybeams

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  1. Your dog is gorgeous. :3

    I think the drawing could do with more fluff, eh.

     

     

     

     

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  2. 11 minutes ago, spacecat at random said:

    I think my mom has it, too. I know it doesn't make sense, but personally, I see an object like I would see a real object. Stylized, maybe, or simplified. The more complex something is, the shorter I can hold it. It's not exhausting to do when you actually want to imagine something, though. Or if it comes naturally to you. I can see/taste/feel concepts sometimes, which isn't straining, but hard to force yourself into? I don't know. Depression does eat your attention span

    Do you see actual legitimate colours and shapes? Not a memory, but rather as if it is there, infront of you? Not just blackness..? The more I discuss this topic the more it occurs to me I probably can't see anything.

  3. 22 minutes ago, wikipedia (angel) said:

    When you have aphantasia, you see nothing , or a very vague image- it's a surprisingly common! 

     

    This is a good video, and explains it in simple terms! 

    I've watched that videos several times- along with many others (I did the same sort of 'apple test' on my friends). I'm mainly confused about what it means to see something from your mind's eye. If you don't see blackness, what are you seeing?

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  4. I know it isn't technically a M-I/D/D, but do you know anything about aphantasia? I'm clueless, after many long, deep conversations with my friends about what a mind's eye is and how well each as an individual we can visualise things, I'm thoroughly confused.

    It's such an intriguing and difficult subject, as there's no way to truly see from someone else's prospective; as much as you can describe how vivid your mind's eye is, no one can quite imagine what it's like to be you, think like you, exist like you.

    Can people actually, literally visualise things with their eyes closed? I've thought it was normal when someone says 'imagine a sandy beach, with the waves rolling in...' etc, etc, you use your memories to piece together the perfect scenario which only words can describe. I decided to test my friends, by making them shut their eyes and imagine an apple, change the background, change the colour. Then asking, 'can you see it?', to which they all responded with a decisive 'yes'. I've tried to explain to them how I imagined it, and they all informed me that was not how they were seeing it.

    Sorry for rambling, I apologise for any grammar/spelling mistakes. Also- if you don't know what aphantasia is this probably makes absolutely no sense, sorry again. Sorry (again, again) for posting this on a kind of unrelated thread. Are there any easy ways to tell if you have aphantasia? What do you see in your mind's eye? 

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  5. 37 minutes ago, Magicmoonss said:

    I really like the XL brand of sketchbook, it's my favorite.

    I'll have a look when I go, last time I was too anxious to go down the aisle because their was an employee sorting out the varying sketchbooks.

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  6. 1 minute ago, FlowerMask said:

    Whats the store called? I have one in mind that sounds kinda like it but craft stores usually have the same stuff :/

    It's called Hobbycraft,  it's quite a big brand across Britain.

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  7. Sometime this week I'm going to drag myself to an arts & crafts shop. -But I have no idea what I want to get. My local one is huge, anything from sewing, painting, drawing, building, cake-decorating, etc.. Many brands, many items. I was thinking either, a proper sketchbook, watercolours/watercolour paper, a posca pen or some sharpies. Any other ideas? :)

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  8.  I just found a remake that I did a couple months ago, compared to a sketch I made, uh... 7-8 months ago? Both need major improvements, I'm just glad the remake has four legs. xD

     I just realised how long the second ond's front leg would be, yikes.

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  9. Not kidding, I just spend a solid 30 minutes looking for a good picture of my eye. All my photos had:

    A. Me wearing my glasses

    B. Squinted/blurry eyes

    C. Horrible lighting

    Even though it isn’t focused and blurry, take the best picture of my eye. My head is tilted, my eyes aren’t actually that shape. Found it from about a year back. (Eye reveal?) xD

     

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  10. My eyes are quite similar to Skysplash’s eye colour, except more green than blue. (Still quite gray, blue-ish hazel?).

    And then a ring of brown around the pupil, that in one eye stretches out towards the edge of the iris. Is this some form of heterochromia? 

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  11. 1 minute ago, Fruit Yogurt Cat said:

    Why does everybody else have such cool eye colors and then I just have brown, almost black, eyes?

    I think really dark brown eyes are awesome! All my friends (except me and one other) have blue eyes, some lighter and brighter, some darker and gray-er.

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  12. What’s the colour of your eyes? Anyone got unusual eyes? Eyes are cool. Well, eye colour is cool. Bad eyesight isn’t cool, thanks genetics.

    I was doing some curious research about eye colours- was a bit like- “Hey, do I have central heterochromia?” I don’t want to jump to conclusions, but it seems kind of likely? It could be some other sort of eye condition/disease but I’ve been to the opticians several times and they’ve never mentioned it.

  13. 8 minutes ago, wikipedia (angel) said:

    Yes, or at least according to current research! People who have a history of depression in their family are more likely to have it, but it doesn't mean you will. 

    Thanks, luckily my family has no history of depression. :)

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