The Cookies Inc. Webtoons by Acid Brain Studios

 Summary

Sylvia is an analog. Without Cookies Inc.'s insanely popular neural implant, the Chocolate Chip, she's doomed. Now finally ready to cross over and join the 96% of the population that is chipped, she'll have to set her paranoia aside. As her surgery approaches, a group called C.A.K.E. get loud and vocal about the chip's dangers... Their goal? Bring Cookies Inc. crumbling to the ground.

Main Webtoons Link:

https://m.webtoons.com/en/canvas/cookies-inc/list?title_no=885383

Episode 1:

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/cookies-inc/episode-1/viewer?title_no=885383&episode_no=9

Episode 2:

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/cookies-inc/episode-2/viewer?title_no=885383&episode_no=10

Episode 3:

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/cookies-inc/episode-3/viewer?title_no=885383&episode_no=12

Episode 4:

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/cookies-inc/episode-4/viewer?title_no=885383&episode_no=13

Episode 5:

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/cookies-inc/episode-5/viewer?title_no=885383&episode_no=14

Episode 6:

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/cookies-inc/episode-6/viewer?title_no=885383&episode_no=15

Episode 7:

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/cookies-inc/episode-7/viewer?title_no=885383&episode_no=16

How To Avoid Muddy Colors in Your Digital Art Using Photoshop

 

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Photo Credit: Dm3Drev Studeos

In this video tutorial, I explain how to avoid muddy (heavily saturated) colors and how to keep them balanced for visual and printing purposes. It works for most digital art apps.

How To Avoid Muddy Colors in Your Digital Art Using Photoshop Video Demo

Photo Credit: Dm3Drev Studeos Vlog on YouTube

Useful Links:

▶ Amazon Link to Wacom Intuos Art Tab – (https://amzn.to/3H1xEAC)

▶ Dell Inspiron 3521 Laptop Used for Recording – (https://amzn.to/3KXd6uw)

▶ Adobe Photoshop – (https://adobe.com/ng/products/photoshop.html)

▶ Nattyware Pixie 4.1 (https://www.nattyware.com/pixie.php)

▶ Moon Gorilla Coolorus 2.0 Color Wheel (https://coolorus.com/)

Getting Started with a Wacom Intuos Art Tab

Getting Started with a Wacom Intuos Art Tab Video Thumbnail

Photo Credit: Dm3Drev Studeos

In this video tutorial, I’ll walk you through the beautiful features of my trusty Wacom Intuos Art tablet, and why it is an excellent choice to purchase as an artist, illustrator, graphic designer, and architect.

 Getting Started with a Wacom Intuos Art Tab Video Thumbnail

Video Credit: Dm3DRev Studeos Vlog on YouTube

Useful Links:

v  Wacom Website – (https://wacom.com/en-us)

▶  Wacom Driver Download Section – (https://wacom.com/en-us/support/product-support/drivers)

▶  Dell Inspiron 3521 Laptop Used for Recording – (https://amzn.to/3KXd6uw)

▶  Amazon Link to Wacom Intuos Art Tab – (https://amzn.to/3H1xEAC)

▶  Adobe Photoshop – (https://adobe.com/ng/products/photoshop.html)

 

Financially Responsible Kids: Teaching Them About Life Insurance and Money Management (Sponsored Post)

Set your kids up for financial success in adulthood by teaching them complex finance and investment topics as children.

 

Mother and Daughter Reading a Book Together

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All parents want their kids to succeed in life, especially after they have flown the coop. To help kids succeed financially in their adult years, it’s best to start having conversations early on about finances so that they can grow up with a strong understanding and grasp of how to manage their money and what they can do to make smart, sound investments with their own money.

What Is Money Management?

Money management can include topics such as debt, savings, and investing.

Father Giving His Son, Some Quick Tips on Money

Source Credit: CNBC

Money management is an all-encompassing term that describes how someone chooses to manage their finances. From spending to saving and everything in between, understanding money management best practices can help you retain control over your financial habits. As your kids grow, it is especially important to start teaching them the ropes of money management.  Here are some of the basic money management concepts you may want to teach your children about:

• Budgeting: Budgeting involves tracking income and expenses while also setting goals for how money should be spent. Teach your children that budgeting can help them create a financial plan to manage their finances and achieve their financial goals in the future. 

• Saving: Saving is setting money aside for large expenses, emergencies, and things like retirement. Teach your kids that saving regularly can ensure financial preparedness when they make larger purchases rather than taking money out of regular accounts. 

• Healthy spending habits: Money should be spent wisely. Understanding the difference between financial wants and needs can help ensure better financial decisions are made.

• Debt: When large purchases or investments are made, that person likely will take loans out and have some lingering debt. It’s important to teach about managing debt through topics like interest rates and debt repayment. 

• Investing: By investing money into something, the goal is that the money invested will earn more money over time. Teaching topics like investing in bonds or stocks can help kids understand all the options available to them when spending their money in adulthood.