i learned that Albert Einstein was notoriously incapable of remaining faithful to one woman.
Female beauty was his greatest weakness, and he wasn’t shy or bashful about the fact — he famously explained relativity as “an hour talking to a pretty woman feeling shorter than a minute of having one’s hand on a hot stove”.Albert Einstein had mistresses throughout his life.
He was unfaithful to his first wife, who was the mother of his three children.
He then was unfaithful to his second wife as well, who was also his cousin. The little girl on Einstein’s lap? His adopted granddaughter.
Who, as legend has it, may have been an out-of-wedlock daughter fathered by the aging scientist and then adopted by one of his sons to ‘avoid scandal’.The stereotype we have of Einstein is “somewhat confused, awkward scientist completely obsessed with his work”, but in reality, he was quite socially savvy and quite capable of seducing women, something he did often and ferociously.
Women in his life were aware of his proclivities — a great man belongs ‘to the world’, and sharing, as he saw it, was caring.
Some women like their men handsome. Others go for brains. Albert Einstein had no shortage of brains… and no shortage of women in his life. He got around, so to speak, and was sexually active until old age.
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Just wanna say I always appreciate yall in the comments and tags <3 they give me life. See you sunday for the last part
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First rough animation in procreate.
Lessons learned: keep track of number of hair strands.
That's it for this scene... Next time, its back to Stormwind for one last lil exchange. Then, maybe an epilogue that touches on SL-era stuff? If I do TWW things I may wait until the return of Horrific Visions to see if there's any material I can use there. 👀
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N'zoth's Horrific Vision of Stormwind ruffles some scales.
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i use "save as draft" to bookmark posts i wanna keep for later
This was a sub-tournament in Goku Royale and my first oct in a long while! I made it to finals but I burnt out cus I'm imminently moving to the other side of the planet 😂
Here's the ref sheet:
And my entries!
Round 1: https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/fBgBdgS/1/1/
Round 2:
(the baby's name is Soot) Round 3: (forfeited)
The only opponent I know is here is @gloomvei who was the winner!
written by Proletarii, illustrated by me. We also worked with many other artists along the way, but I don't think any of them are here to tag except one ;v; I'll correct this if they are though
Over 100 pages across the last year. It's been a journey. Thank you to everyone that came with us.
R0 https://imgur.com/a/rbyujQn
R1 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/c14eDPV/1/1/
R2 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/daa1SaY/1/1/ - w/ @hauntback
R3 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/yxSF2Lu/1/1/
R4 -skipped- R5 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/f7YTdMk/1/1/
R6 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/YgcBUsI/1/1/
R7 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/CXi3N2N/1/1/
R7.5 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/nsNb70B/1/1/
R8 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/As8Xldw/1/1/
R9 https://cubari.moe/read/imgur/ZhZfvNo/1/1/
My art stuff! I've done OCTs aplenty and love gamez and animez. Reblogs at @rebel-reblogs
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