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Research/guide posts - for the example task you could base this around food, traditions, etiquette, social structure, hierarchy, and so on. PSD - for example a PSD for Great Expectations.Ĭharacter aesthetic - for example inspiried by Victorian society. Graphic templates - for example a Victorian style character PSD.

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PNG packs - for example a 1800's faceclaim such as Gemma Arterton in the series Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Roleplay icons - for example a 1800's faceclaim such as Gemma Arterton in the series Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Gif packs - for example a 1800's faceclaim such as Gemma Arterton in the series Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Screencaps - for the example you could screencap historical media such as Great Expectations. Since 'historical' is the task/prompt there are multiple posibilities. It's kind of like a writing prompt where you draw inspiration from a word but instead of literature the idea will be to make resources for the community. The first tasks will be getting to know the basics before we set creative prompts but here's an example of a task and ideas! All we ask is that you tag the things you create with #tasksweekly and/or the designated tag we will set each task because we'd love to see! You can choose to sit out of certain tasks and you are under no obligation to do all tasks - there are also no time limits, but it would be great if you tried to do one per week but obviously real life comes first so take your time! With Suggested Tasks, you are alerted to critical business happenings and given suggested actions to effectively follow up on your leads and become. We’ll explore this efficiency tool and how it can help you save time and help grow your pipeline. In each task we will link you to tutorials and help you make them. Zurple’s latest feature, Suggested Tasks, is designed to help agents in a world of challenges.

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This blog is something which we hope will enrich the community with resources it has been lacking, while at the same time potentially teaching you how to make said resources. WELCOME TO TASKS WEEKLY! A place for ideas and learning.