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  1. Clip Studio Paint animation doesn't have to be complicated. In this full beginner tutorial, I walk you through everything I learned the hard way — the timeline, animation cels, light table, motion tweens, and the export settings that actually work. #clipstudiopaint #digitalart #tutorial #animationtutorial #art #animation #learntodraw #foryou #animationtips #motion #tweens #motiontweens #clipstudiopaintart
    #darkart #darkfantasy #new

    jeffhuntart.wordpress.com/2026

  2. A new version of my interactive tween guide is out !!!

    It includes 4 new pages, offline builds and some other cool things !!

    The guide is free and will always be 🩵

    qaqelol.itch.io/tweens

    #Godot #GameDev #Tutorial #Tweens #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Free

  3. A new version of my interactive tween guide is out !!!

    It includes 4 new pages, offline builds and some other cool things !!

    The guide is free and will always be 🩵

    qaqelol.itch.io/tweens

    #Godot #GameDev #Tutorial #Tweens #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Free

  4. A new version of my interactive tween guide is out !!!

    It includes 4 new pages, offline builds and some other cool things !!

    The guide is free and will always be 🩵

    qaqelol.itch.io/tweens

    #Godot #GameDev #Tutorial #Tweens #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Free

  5. A new version of my interactive tween guide is out !!!

    It includes 4 new pages, offline builds and some other cool things !!

    The guide is free and will always be 🩵

    qaqelol.itch.io/tweens

    #Godot #GameDev #Tutorial #Tweens #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Free

  6. A new version of my interactive tween guide is out !!!

    It includes 4 new pages, offline builds and some other cool things !!

    The guide is free and will always be 🩵

    qaqelol.itch.io/tweens

    #Godot #GameDev #Tutorial #Tweens #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Free

  7. I've decided to change the "Tweening to a moving target" page for a kart demo instead.

    I'll take more time but I think more people will understand it !

    #Tweens #Godot #MadeWithGodot #Wip #GameDev

  8. I've decided to change the "Tweening to a moving target" page for a kart demo instead.

    I'll take more time but I think more people will understand it !

    #Tweens #Godot #MadeWithGodot #Wip #GameDev

  9. I've decided to change the "Tweening to a moving target" page for a kart demo instead.

    I'll take more time but I think more people will understand it !

    #Tweens #Godot #MadeWithGodot #Wip #GameDev

  10. I've decided to change the "Tweening to a moving target" page for a kart demo instead.

    I'll take more time but I think more people will understand it !

    #Tweens #Godot #MadeWithGodot #Wip #GameDev

  11. I've decided to change the "Tweening to a moving target" page for a kart demo instead.

    I'll take more time but I think more people will understand it !

    #Tweens #Godot #MadeWithGodot #Wip #GameDev

  12. I made a new demo page for my guide !

    Only 3 pages left before i can upload a new version :D

    #Godot #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Tweens #Animation

  13. I made a new demo page for my guide !

    Only 3 pages left before i can upload a new version :D

    #Godot #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Tweens #Animation

  14. I made a new demo page for my guide !

    Only 3 pages left before i can upload a new version :D

    #Godot #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Tweens #Animation

  15. I made a new demo page for my guide !

    Only 3 pages left before i can upload a new version :D

    #Godot #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Tweens #Animation

  16. I made a new demo page for my guide !

    Only 3 pages left before i can upload a new version :D

    #Godot #GodotEngine #MadeWithGodot #Tweens #Animation

  17. There's been an upswing in magazines for kids and this week on The Full Bleed, I spoke to the founders of Anyway, a mag for tweens, about reading, screens and how boys are secretly stealing their sisters' copies of the magazine. Available at the link below and wherever you listen to podcasts.

    #magazines #podcast #kids #tweens #media

    magazeum.co/content/anyway

  18. There's been an upswing in magazines for kids and this week on The Full Bleed, I spoke to the founders of Anyway, a mag for tweens, about reading, screens and how boys are secretly stealing their sisters' copies of the magazine. Available at the link below and wherever you listen to podcasts.

    #magazines #podcast #kids #tweens #media

    magazeum.co/content/anyway

  19. There's been an upswing in magazines for kids and this week on The Full Bleed, I spoke to the founders of Anyway, a mag for tweens, about reading, screens and how boys are secretly stealing their sisters' copies of the magazine. Available at the link below and wherever you listen to podcasts.

    #magazines #podcast #kids #tweens #media

    magazeum.co/content/anyway

  20. There's been an upswing in magazines for kids and this week on The Full Bleed, I spoke to the founders of Anyway, a mag for tweens, about reading, screens and how boys are secretly stealing their sisters' copies of the magazine. Available at the link below and wherever you listen to podcasts.

    #magazines #podcast #kids #tweens #media

    magazeum.co/content/anyway

  21. The #Tweens Down Under: Life Without #SocialMedia in #Australia

    As Australia rolls out a ban on social media for kids under 16, tech companies face steep fines and teens face life without #TikTok , #Instagram , and other platforms. Will it work?
    #privacy

    wired.com/story/kids-social-me

  22. The #Tweens Down Under: Life Without #SocialMedia in #Australia

    As Australia rolls out a ban on social media for kids under 16, tech companies face steep fines and teens face life without #TikTok , #Instagram , and other platforms. Will it work?
    #privacy

    wired.com/story/kids-social-me

  23. The #Tweens Down Under: Life Without #SocialMedia in #Australia

    As Australia rolls out a ban on social media for kids under 16, tech companies face steep fines and teens face life without #TikTok , #Instagram , and other platforms. Will it work?
    #privacy

    wired.com/story/kids-social-me

  24. The Down Under: Life Without in

    As Australia rolls out a ban on social media for kids under 16, tech companies face steep fines and teens face life without , , and other platforms. Will it work?

    wired.com/story/kids-social-me

  25. The #Tweens Down Under: Life Without #SocialMedia in #Australia

    As Australia rolls out a ban on social media for kids under 16, tech companies face steep fines and teens face life without #TikTok , #Instagram , and other platforms. Will it work?
    #privacy

    wired.com/story/kids-social-me

  26. PsyPost: Teens as young as 12 see OnlyFans as an appealing alternative to traditional work, study finds. “A new study published in the journal Sexuality & Culture has found that many adolescents in Spain, including those as young as 12, are not only aware of OnlyFans but also see it as a viable and even empowering way to make money.” Ugh.

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/08/08/psypost-teens-as-young-as-12-see-onlyfans-as-an-appealing-alternative-to-traditional-work-study-finds/

  27. PsyPost: Teens as young as 12 see OnlyFans as an appealing alternative to traditional work, study finds. “A new study published in the journal Sexuality & Culture has found that many adolescents in Spain, including those as young as 12, are not only aware of OnlyFans but also see it as a viable and even empowering way to make money.” Ugh.

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/08/08/psypost-teens-as-young-as-12-see-onlyfans-as-an-appealing-alternative-to-traditional-work-study-finds/

  28. ✈️ Traveling and want to stay fit? Stop by School of Ballet, a cultural arts gem for 53 years!

    ✨Join them for classes for all ages—#children, , , , and or

    🧘‍♀️Stretch + Strength
    🧘‍♂️ Pilates
    🩰
    🎨 Creative Movement
    👯‍♀️ Pre-Ballet
    💃 Ballet Variations
    🩰 Pre-Pointe/#Pointe
    🕺 /#Tango (Age 12+)
    💃 (Age 12+)
    Private Lessons

    📅 Schedule: tinyurl.com/cv4nbdb2

  29. #MondayMotivation ✈️ Traveling and want to stay fit? Stop by #Marblehead School of Ballet, a cultural arts gem for 53 years!

    ✨Join them for classes for all ages—#children, #tweens, #teens, #adults, and #seniors #instudio or #online

    🧘‍♀️Stretch + Strength
    🧘‍♂️ Pilates
    🩰 #Ballet
    🎨 Creative Movement
    👯‍♀️ Pre-Ballet
    💃 Ballet Variations
    🩰 Pre-Pointe/#Pointe
    🕺 #Ballroom/#Tango (Age 12+)
    💃 #Swing (Age 12+)
    Private Lessons

    📅 Schedule: tinyurl.com/cv4nbdb2

    #dance #fitness #arts

  30. Another #TeacherJoy story:
    As a very young teacher of a before-school maths extension program, I had a small group of ~9 to 12 year olds with two very enthusiastic and boisterous best buddy boys.

    Since I was not a school teacher, but employed externally, *and* the group was voluntary, I wasn't going for traditional school discipline, but a basic level of engagement and learning.

    I regularly threatened to separate the two best buddies, and this threat always got them to settle down.

    Half-way through the term another young boy joined us. Alone and carrying a lot of anger, it was clear this kid was in trouble a lot.
    He was mostly ok in the class - voluntary, fun, challenging maths puzzles - who wouldn't be? but sometimes struggled to follow instructions or bothered the others.

    During one of the sessions, the new kid, alone as usual, was doing (or not-doing) something the rest of the group noticed as non-compliant.

    Since it is clearly against the Rules(TM) to allow a classmate to get away with behaviour you would be chastised for, the two buddies gleefully started shouting

    "Separate him, Miss. Separate him!"

    To this day I don't know what they thought that meant - I fear that all term they must imagined I was threatening to rend them limb from limb!

    Using the correct strict face was totally beyond me! I was laughing so hard I had to turn away and face the board!

    I still wonder what they told their parents about me. It gave me a lasting appreciation for the effectiveness of violent-sounding but clearly ridiculous and impossible threats as a class management tool.

    #tweens #TeenageHumour (Edited for typos and grammer)

  31. Another #TeacherJoy story:
    As a very young teacher of a before-school maths extension program, I had a small group of ~9 to 12 year olds with two very enthusiastic and boisterous best buddy boys.

    Since I was not a school teacher, but employed externally, *and* the group was voluntary, I wasn't going for traditional school discipline, but a basic level of engagement and learning.

    I regularly threatened to separate the two best buddies, and this threat always got them to settle down.

    Half-way through the term another young boy joined us. Alone and carrying a lot of anger, it was clear this kid was in trouble a lot.
    He was mostly ok in the class - voluntary, fun, challenging maths puzzles - who wouldn't be? but sometimes struggled to follow instructions or bothered the others.

    During one of the sessions, the new kid, alone as usual, was doing (or not-doing) something the rest of the group noticed as non-compliant.

    Since it is clearly against the Rules(TM) to allow a classmate to get away with behaviour you would be chastised for, the two buddies gleefully started shouting

    "Separate him, Miss. Separate him!"

    To this day I don't know what they thought that meant - I fear that all term they must imagined I was threatening to rend them limb from limb!

    Using the correct strict face was totally beyond me! I was laughing so hard I had to turn away and face the board!

    I still wonder what they told their parents about me. It gave me a lasting appreciation for the effectiveness of violent-sounding but clearly ridiculous and impossible threats as a class management tool.

    #tweens #TeenageHumour (Edited for typos and grammer)

  32. Another #TeacherJoy story:
    As a very young teacher of a before-school maths extension program, I had a small group of ~9 to 12 year olds with two very enthusiastic and boisterous best buddy boys.

    Since I was not a school teacher, but employed externally, *and* the group was voluntary, I wasn't going for traditional school discipline, but a basic level of engagement and learning.

    I regularly threatened to separate the two best buddies, and this threat always got them to settle down.

    Half-way through the term another young boy joined us. Alone and carrying a lot of anger, it was clear this kid was in trouble a lot.
    He was mostly ok in the class - voluntary, fun, challenging maths puzzles - who wouldn't be? but sometimes struggled to follow instructions or bothered the others.

    During one of the sessions, the new kid, alone as usual, was doing (or not-doing) something the rest of the group noticed as non-compliant.

    Since it is clearly against the Rules(TM) to allow a classmate to get away with behaviour you would be chastised for, the two buddies gleefully started shouting

    "Separate him, Miss. Separate him!"

    To this day I don't know what they thought that meant - I fear that all term they must imagined I was threatening to rend them limb from limb!

    Using the correct strict face was totally beyond me! I was laughing so hard I had to turn away and face the board!

    I still wonder what they told their parents about me. It gave me a lasting appreciation for the effectiveness of violent-sounding but clearly ridiculous and impossible threats as a class management tool.

    #tweens #TeenageHumour (Edited for typos and grammer)

  33. Another #TeacherJoy story:
    As a very young teacher of a before-school maths extension program, I had a small group of ~9 to 12 year olds with two very enthusiastic and boisterous best buddy boys.

    Since I was not a school teacher, but employed externally, *and* the group was voluntary, I wasn't going for traditional school discipline, but a basic level of engagement and learning.

    I regularly threatened to separate the two best buddies, and this threat always got them to settle down.

    Half-way through the term another young boy joined us. Alone and carrying a lot of anger, it was clear this kid was in trouble a lot.
    He was mostly ok in the class - voluntary, fun, challenging maths puzzles - who wouldn't be? but sometimes struggled to follow instructions or bothered the others.

    During one of the sessions, the new kid, alone as usual, was doing (or not-doing) something the rest of the group noticed as non-compliant.

    Since it is clearly against the Rules(TM) to allow a classmate to get away with behaviour you would be chastised for, the two buddies gleefully started shouting

    "Separate him, Miss. Separate him!"

    To this day I don't know what they thought that meant - I fear that all term they must imagined I was threatening to rend them limb from limb!

    Using the correct strict face was totally beyond me! I was laughing so hard I had to turn away and face the board!

    I still wonder what they told their parents about me. It gave me a lasting appreciation for the effectiveness of violent-sounding but clearly ridiculous and impossible threats as a class management tool.

    #tweens #TeenageHumour (Edited for typos and grammer)

  34. Another #TeacherJoy story:
    As a very young teacher of a before-school maths extension program, I had a small group of ~9 to 12 year olds with two very enthusiastic and boisterous best buddy boys.

    Since I was not a school teacher, but employed externally, *and* the group was voluntary, I wasn't going for traditional school discipline, but a basic level of engagement and learning.

    I regularly threatened to separate the two best buddies, and this threat always got them to settle down.

    Half-way through the term another young boy joined us. Alone and carrying a lot of anger, it was clear this kid was in trouble a lot.
    He was mostly ok in the class - voluntary, fun, challenging maths puzzles - who wouldn't be? but sometimes struggled to follow instructions or bothered the others.

    During one of the sessions, the new kid, alone as usual, was doing (or not-doing) something the rest of the group noticed as non-compliant.

    Since it is clearly against the Rules(TM) to allow a classmate to get away with behaviour you would be chastised for, the two buddies gleefully started shouting

    "Separate him, Miss. Separate him!"

    To this day I don't know what they thought that meant - I fear that all term they must imagined I was threatening to rend them limb from limb!

    Using the correct strict face was totally beyond me! I was laughing so hard I had to turn away and face the board!

    I still wonder what they told their parents about me. It gave me a lasting appreciation for the effectiveness of violent-sounding but clearly ridiculous and impossible threats as a class management tool.

    #tweens #TeenageHumour (Edited for typos and grammer)

  35. If you're still getting to grips with what "rizz" is and are astonished when your 11-year-old calls you "bro," @SheKnowscom is here to help with a guide to tween and teen slang (no, you can't actually use it, but it might help you understand what the hellyante your child is saying). Just for fun, which of these expressions do you think we made up? Tell us in the comments what your favorite slang word is.

    flip.it/X0hBMc

    #Lifestyle #Parenting #Quiz #Teenagers #Tweens #Culture #PopCulture

  36. If you're still getting to grips with what "rizz" is and are astonished when your 11-year-old calls you "bro," @SheKnowscom is here to help with a guide to tween and teen slang (no, you can't actually use it, but it might help you understand what the hellyante your child is saying). Just for fun, which of these expressions do you think we made up? Tell us in the comments what your favorite slang word is.

    flip.it/X0hBMc

    #Lifestyle #Parenting #Quiz #Teenagers #Tweens #Culture #PopCulture

  37. If you're still getting to grips with what "rizz" is and are astonished when your 11-year-old calls you "bro," @SheKnowscom is here to help with a guide to tween and teen slang (no, you can't actually use it, but it might help you understand what the hellyante your child is saying). Just for fun, which of these expressions do you think we made up? Tell us in the comments what your favorite slang word is.

    flip.it/X0hBMc

    #Lifestyle #Parenting #Quiz #Teenagers #Tweens #Culture #PopCulture