Love it!

'Tis me, but I do study

Very cool find and awesome shot

Somehow I precieve this as more “ghostly” than the actual ghost girl posted after. I enjoy it.

Fuuuuck, this is great. I love the warm quality if the darks and the free flow of the spatula over the canvas.

This strikes me as an finished piece though.

I’d like to see more from you, keep it up!

Of course! Please go ahead :D

Also, Fret not, like I’m Mexican and I wouldn’t ever dare to think of attempting making mole hahaha it’s a super involved multi- day process, reserved for the toughest and most committed. But you can certainly buy the paste pre-made at a bodega (Are those all over, or just an NYC thing?) Or that restaurant probably sells some. And make some enmoladas. (Like the enchiladas, enfrijoladas but with mole) or you can add it to some chicken, or even pour the sauce over rice!.. usually it only takes diluting the paste with water and stir it a couple of minutes on low heat on the stove… If you do make it, let me know how it goes!

Also, how could I forget.

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, a god damned delicacy. The only type of tamal I like :)

Definitely, I’m fine with the wind ups, I can live with the different timings for different types of parries, even… But god damned how is it annoying not to know if an attack is not meant to be parried!

In general, oaxacan cuisine is not what someone foreign first think of when they picture Mexican food.

Some dishes can be super spicy, not it the sense that they are hot, though, but in that they can use a tonne of ingredients/spices. Take mole for example a very versatile sauce that can contain fruits, nuts, chilis, and spices, (even bread or tortillas) the star ingredient being chocolate. Mole is so culturally significant, there’s even songs about it

There’s some dishes that have been declared UNESCO cultural heritage like tlayudas (or was it the whole cuisine? I can’t remember) they sort of look like a pizza, and the toppings vary but the “sauce” is made from beans, and the base is like a crunchy, slightly smoky big-ass tortilla.

The state is also famous for consuming bugs, like “chapulines” (grasshopper s), xamues (beetles) , or the maguey worm, as a standalone snack or in a taco, the maguey worm also gets added to mezcal bottles.

And Oaxaca even has a regional cheese, named after the state. Something akin to mozzarella in texture.

If you visit that oaxacan restaurant, ask for some Tejate,it’s a very tasty fermented cacao drink of prehispanic origin. Or some oaxacan chocolate.

Imma stop here but I could go on and on haha. Oaxacan cuisine is great is all I’m saying ;)

Gorgeous shots

Can’t speak for the sequel but you should 100% play rooms!

What?! is this how I find out there’s a map in sekiro? Hahah Also, I’m glad that y’all have been enjoying that seamless co-op! Cool, not experiencing FOMO or anything over here :_)

Bloodborne and Elden Ring are the maps I know best (does ER count since it has an actual map? Feels like cheating haha)… I guess throw in lies of P as well since I played it so much last year. And DS1 I can map mentally pretty ok I think. Considering I have not played it nearly the same amount as the others. It really speaks of it’s memorable design. (Thanks to who pointed me to the dlc, Entrance though, wouldn’t have made it without ya’ll.)

Took a long pause in Khazan. And in video games in general. So, maybe no soulslikes for this weekend again

:) You should cross post to
!poetry@lemmy.world

Good news: it’s not!

Thanks, idk about the quality, haha. just trying to make and put more stuff out there :)

Thank you :)

Gorgeous boy <3

Thank you.

Ooh I wasn’t familiar with him. His use of color is very interesting, thank you for sharing.

Thank you, Yakko

Thanks Case :)