May 2, 2026
There is a calendar.
I have a calendar made by 1041uuu on my desk.
He has a marvelous ability to observe nature.
His illustrations are low-res, but they perfectly capture the essence of the scene.
I'm a big fan of his work.
1041uuu氏によって作られたカレンダーが机の上にあります。
彼の自然観察能力は驚異的です。
彼のイラストは低解像度にもかかわらず、その場面の本質を捉えています。
彼のイラストが大好きです。
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There is a calendar.
There is a calendar
No need for a period in the title
I have a calendar made by 1041uuu on my desk. I have a calendar made by 1041uuu on my desk.
I'm not sure who/what 1041uuu so maybe introduce it with "made by the company 1041uuu" or "made by the artist 1041uuu"
He has a marvelousn exceptional ability to observe nature.
He has an exceptional ability to observe nature.
"Exceptional" and "marvelous" both describe high-quality things but are a bit different: exceptional = superior, rare, and being far above the norm while marvelous evokes wonder, delight, and astonishment
I think you mean exceptional here as it is objective (something true) vs. marvelous is subjective (how something feels, people have different experiences).
Marvelous in the US has 1 "l" but 2 if you are in the UK "marvellous"
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bravo, great text!!
May 2, 2026
Thank you for feedback!
I want to make sure I clearly separate subjective impressions from objective assessments.
Thank you especially for explaining the spelling differences between UK and US English!
May 3, 2026
https://1041uuu.tumblr.com/
"I have a calendar made by the pixel artist 1041uuu on my desk," would add enough specific detail to provide context for your praise.
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I have a calendar made by 1041uuu on my desk. I have a calendar made by 1041uuu on my desk. I have a calendar made by 1041uuu on my desk. I'm not sure who/what 1041uuu so maybe introduce it with "made by the company 1041uuu" or "made by the artist 1041uuu" |
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He has a marvelous ability to observe nature.
He has a "Exceptional" and "marvelous" both describe high-quality things but are a bit different: exceptional = superior, rare, and being far above the norm while marvelous evokes wonder, delight, and astonishment I think you mean exceptional here as it is objective (something true) vs. marvelous is subjective (how something feels, people have different experiences). Marvelous in the US has 1 "l" but 2 if you are in the UK "marvellous" |
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His illustrations are low-res, but they perfectly capture the essence of the scene. |
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I'm a big fan of his work. |
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There is a calendar.
There is a calendar No need for a period in the title |
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