SPN artist rec and a recipe
Artist rec:
petit_madame is doing some amazing artwork in SPN. She has a wonderful painterly style, and some extremely clever ideas for her settings and compositions. The latest one, Bad Omen (G, safe for work) has beautiful lighting and very interesting perspective. Plus, I'm always a sucker for people rendering glass well. She also goes into details about her process (complete with screenshots), which I find fascinating from any good artist. Take a look at her work and I'm sure you'll feel the urge to leave a few gushing comments :)
Speaking of art recs, anyone have recs that you want to share? No explicit wincest please, but anything else goes. It's always good to find more pretty art to enjoy.
Delicious no-hassle snack:
Crunchy Dalmoot (lightly fried yellow mung beans)
Get a pack of dried yellow mung beans, soak overnight. Let them dry out a little after they've been soaked long enough, or just make sure they're not dripping and dry them up in a heated pot with a wide base. The wide base will help them dry and cook faster and more evenly. All you need to do is keep stirring, and once they're all dry, dry roast them for a little while longer.
Add a bit of oil (I used canola), sprinkle some salt and keep heating and stirring till they turn kind of golden. I have no measurements for this, I added just enough oil to help the salt stick and enough salt to taste good but not make my mouth feel like a salt lick :) Just be sure to keep stirring so nothing burns. When it's crunchy, it's done! It can be stored for a while, just make sure it's in an airtight container and in a dry place.
petit_madame is doing some amazing artwork in SPN. She has a wonderful painterly style, and some extremely clever ideas for her settings and compositions. The latest one, Bad Omen (G, safe for work) has beautiful lighting and very interesting perspective. Plus, I'm always a sucker for people rendering glass well. She also goes into details about her process (complete with screenshots), which I find fascinating from any good artist. Take a look at her work and I'm sure you'll feel the urge to leave a few gushing comments :)
Speaking of art recs, anyone have recs that you want to share? No explicit wincest please, but anything else goes. It's always good to find more pretty art to enjoy.
Delicious no-hassle snack:
Crunchy Dalmoot (lightly fried yellow mung beans)
Get a pack of dried yellow mung beans, soak overnight. Let them dry out a little after they've been soaked long enough, or just make sure they're not dripping and dry them up in a heated pot with a wide base. The wide base will help them dry and cook faster and more evenly. All you need to do is keep stirring, and once they're all dry, dry roast them for a little while longer.
Add a bit of oil (I used canola), sprinkle some salt and keep heating and stirring till they turn kind of golden. I have no measurements for this, I added just enough oil to help the salt stick and enough salt to taste good but not make my mouth feel like a salt lick :) Just be sure to keep stirring so nothing burns. When it's crunchy, it's done! It can be stored for a while, just make sure it's in an airtight container and in a dry place.