(Source: kushandwizdom)
(Source: kushandwizdom)
Well this happened
Trotcon in a nutshell
Don mattrick apologizes for the xbox one being a failure and not meeting to their customers standards.OH SHIT
IT HAPPENED
omg! he really admits it, about time.
There are times when, as a businessman, you’ve gotta admit to your mistakes and failures. The next step after that is learning from your mistakes and planning to do better in the future. Just like anything else in life, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.
I’m sure Microsoft will bounce back in about 3 or 4 years with a bigger and better video game console, just as long as they realize exactly what went wrong. (*cough*tv*cough*, *cough*superduperpiracyparanoia*cough*) I’d happily buy it.
Until then, let’s see what the gaming market does with a cable box equipped with mandatory (possible) spyware, lol. I’m excited to see what the hacking culture does with it.
(via dj-smackdown)
LOOK
AT
CUTIE

I came to the right convention U u U

my type of public transportation
“Why were you late in today?”
“Oh, I got tied up on the subway…”
(Source: slavefarmer, via stablefree)
“Total Pioneer: Foxline”
Finished the oil painting— Photo sucks though. :c I couldnt manage to take one that really showed off the blues…. I gotta get better at this… I dont know how I’m going to part with the original paintings if I can’t get good reproductions…
Pooop. Oh well.
The three images below are the original sketch and digital studies.
This is an introductory image for the foxline race for my game design, Total Pioneer.
The original painting is 13x17, and will be available in the Anthrocon 2013 Art Show.
(via mhmsmusic)
Animals With Stuffed Animals Of Themselves
Here are some animals hanging out with stuffed animal versions of themselves, which is clearly a thing that animals should be doing a lot more often.
Aww the pig one was so unexpected!! ^_^ <3
But when I hug a stuffed version of myself people get creeped out.
(via supersugoiautism)
— - KushAndWizdom (via kushandwizdom)
(via kushandwizdom)
Anonymous asked: Do you like composing songs in the major key or the minor key more? And the minor key is commonly considered to suggest more emotion, but I always thought the major key is more effective at pulling at the heart strings. Your thoughts?
It depends on what I’m trying to achieve. A ton of emotional energy is available in simply using a minor chord in an otherwise major song, or vice versa. Plus, as Dr. Diss expounded a loooooooooooooonnng while ago, it’s not the chords themselves that pulls at the heart and suggests emotions: it’s the intervals.
But I mean, personally speaking, though there may be nuances and differences between major and minor keys, both have these actions that are just great at being expressive, in varying ways. The seventh, for example, is just a great addition to the major chord, but it serves as a way to de-sad (and spice up) a minor chord a bit.
Chord progressions also work a bit differently for major keys than minor keys. But the great thing about tonal harmony is that you can switch between them if you want! (I haven’t fully learned how to improvise a modulation like that though… It’s something worth playing with)
And these days, working with Renaissance music, I’m becoming more and more partial to modal music, so there’s that as well~