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Here's an opportunity for any $5+ Patron to vote for what sketches they want to see drawn for the last sketch stream of the month, tomorrow.

There are a LOT of options. Sorry! It's pretty daunting, so don't feel obligated at all! But if you're up to it, browse through them, if only to see if anything sparks your fancy. You can pick as many or as few as you want, so there's no pressure.

Poll ends 3pm eastern US tomorrow. (~20 hours from now)

Note: The order of the options are random for everyone, so there's no bias in where the suggestions are placed on the list.

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Sketch Suggestion OmniPoll

Anyone $5+ may vote in this poll! Happy voting!

Comments

Slashplane

Puppy brutus? I hope that makes it to the drawing board.

Lord Kaio

Awooo fine with Natani

Markvincible

So many good options, it’s a shame only 7 will make it in

AlexisLeBluer

Too many good ideas. Couldn't resist most/all the Nibbly ones XD

Elvenhunter84

A couple of these are really close to things that have already been done, namely the can opener gag (though it was Keith instead of Trace) Also, I'm surprised 2 different people suggested something about page 729. Like seriously, what are the odds

General HiPing

"With a purposeful grimace and a terrible sound, she pulls the spitting high-tension wires down...."

BlazingFoxSpirit

I'll be honest I'd like to see more omnipolls, while I'm there lurking most streams, it's good for backers who can't make it (do to work or other obligations).

Ellarihan

Thank for OmniPoll! I can't watch the stream this Sunday, so this is a great opportunity for me to vote anyway.

DarthKeidran

I’m hoping for “Sequel to Familiar Grief - Maddie comforts a sad, drunk Keith”. Largely because I feel extremely sorry for effectively spoiling it with my story comment on “Familiar Grief”. Also… if “Natani against the glass” wins, part of me hopes it turns out to be Natani punching through the glass.

Andrew Copsey

Puppy Brutus with OVERSIZED STICK. (My dog does this way too often)

ProudLoneWolf

Same. I always love it when the request is clearly one thing, but Tom is like "Haha no here's what this character would REALLY do"

Cha11engerD

I'm hoping Stargate Twokinds gets the Nora card someday.

Saberbeam

Got a big laugh out of the Natani and Yena suggestion, yes please! :D

AetherSprite224

No way, Jose. It would suck balls to get your suggestion picked, but have its original intent turned on its head for the lulz.

DarthKeidran

My brothers dog does that also… in addition to running around the yard with half a three wheeler wheel in his mouth (Like the actual wheel, not the tire).

DarthKeidran

<b>@Kubulai</b> There are some times when it really is funny when Tom has the outcome different than what was likely intended, but there are other times when it does suck. That one I think would be great because, yes, Natani would probably do that if instructed to “press yourself against the window”, and also because it would be unexpected. What would make it greater would be if Tom starts drawing Natani like he’s going with the suggestion’s original intent (by sketching Natani’s body first), but flips the table by sketching a fist through the glass instead of palms and… boobs… against the glass. <b>@AetherSprite224</b> I definitely agree with you there also. It sucks a lot when your suggestion gets turned on its head. I tend to be somewhat specific in my suggestions to minimize how different it turns out. Ultimately, however, they’re called suggestions for a reason. Tom can change them however he pleases. One idea… if “Natani against the glass” is your suggestion, and somehow it doesn’t get picked this week (considering how popular that meme suggestion is), you could try next week as “Natani against the glass: Expectations Vs. Reality” where on the one hand it’s Natani pressing against the glass in the meme’s standard eye-candy/seductive way, and on the other hand, Natani punching through the glass. It would be two memes for the price of one.

Mingun

On the stream people asked and wondered how these “crazy Russians” managed to “so fast” put together results of the omnipoll to text version (https://mingun.github.io/twokinds-omnipoll-results/?date=2020-07-19). During the stream, I did not have the opportunity to answer this question, so for everyone interested, I answer here. Firstly, not “these”, but just “that” :) Secondly, as initial data I used only screenshots of the stream. For a while, there were no votes in the results for positions 33 and 111, and at first I thought that they for some reason did not make it into the final chart. But everything turned out to be simpler: it turns out that when I took screenshots, despite the fact that I tried to take them as quickly as I could :), I was so “lucky” (ha-ha!) that these particular positions simply didn’t make it to any screenshot and, moreover, the screenshot borders passed exactly along the border between the suggestions! That’s why I missed them. Luckily, @InTheLionsDen later gived me the missing votes, so justice was restored :) Thirdly, most of the work was automated: I used the free tool http://ocr.space/ to recognize suggestions and votes (by the way, it coped just fine — not a single recognition error). Nevertheless, manual work was also present: taking a screenshot, cropping it in Gimp, send it to the OCR and copying the result for subsequent processing. Subsequent processing consisted of searching in a prepared json file with suggestions for the right suggestion and adding to it the recognized count of votes — this part is fully automated with a small Python script. A prepared json file (including a translation of all suggestions into Russian) was prepared on Saturday when Tom published the omnipoll. As a result, the subsequent verification and proofreading took most of the time, since this is my first experience of using an OCR, previous omnipolls were processed entirely in manual mode, “by the eyes” :) In conclusion, I will say that there is still potential for further automation, and I wouldn’s say that it was “fast” (at least not as fast as I would like :)

Roughlandin

Hail, Mingun! The hero we deserve! XD