FoxQuirk 🦊 @quirk@computerfairi.es

As I was writing that last toot it occurred to me that while they are a cool cosplay thing, I can't think of any characters who have metal claws like this but it would be cool for an original costume. Which made me realise I have never seen a 'cosplay' style tutorial or showcase focusing on a non-ip character which made me sad about nerds and consumerism again

So apparently these are for kitchen protection from knives but a) there's only four in a set, implying the target audience has already had a tragic incident with a knife, b) whenever I have cut myself with a knife it has not been on the parts covered by these guards and c) I feel like costuming and cosplay would be a much better group to market these too

Nothing gives me that Layer 1 energy like a can of fresh roasted RJ-45 connectors!

are there any furry artists on here who do simple character scenes and could use the money? been looking to commission artists i haven't commissioned before

boosts very much appreciated ​

Accessibility tip #1:

Don't hyperlink the word "here".

Use descriptive language. If you are linking to your quirky introduction video, hyperlink that whole phrase. Imagine a screenreader skipping through to each hyperlink and just hearing, here, here, here, here.