Terminological Inexactitude
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That was a move i learned while you were slacking off. If you think reality is just living comfortably and following our own whims, can you...
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Rivaille from Shingeki no Kyojin
By: REIKA
Sketching holds an important role in the design process. Even if you’re not good at it, you should still force yourself to sit down and allow you ideas to flow through your pencil. Why? Because you shouldn’t invest massive amounts of time in Photoshop or Illustrator before you have a solid understanding of the desired results. By brainstorming on paper, basic concepts will soon turn into refined/detailed sketches. Seeing the end will help you begin.
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Anonymous asked you:
I have a genre question. I’m in the middle of editing my novel WIP and I’ve hit a crossroads. My novel is told from multiple POVs of a family, including teenage children and the parents. Trying to keep future publication in mind: Should I cut out…
I just really like drawing red-heads these days.
Done in watercolour. More daily sketches here
DIY Know Your Shoes Guide from Enerie here. My favorite shoes aren’t listed yet - Louis Heels which were popular in the 1920s. First seen at inspiration & realisation’s Facebook page.
Well hello, fashion vocabulary.
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Thanks for the recs here and on Twitter, guys! Here’s a quick post of the most promising POD printing leads:
Doujinpress.com - Will print adult material, has good per-unit POD costs, quick response, uses 70# interior stock standard, which is nice, site says they only print B5…
Mind Reading - When you make assumptions about what somebody is thinking or feeling without them telling you. In reality, you are delusional or paranoid.
Catastrophize - when you over think a problem and the effects that they will actually have on you. For example, when you think that losing a relationship means the end of your life when really you can find someone new the next day or down the line.
Filtering - when you only pay attention to one side of things. For example, you only remember the bad times you had in school and not the good ones.
Polarized thinking - when you think of things as either black or white or good or bad. For example, there can only be good or bad people or success or fails.
Personalization - when you take everything too personally. For example, when you think that everything people do or say is some kind of reaction to you.
Blaming - when you hold other people accountable for your problems. For example, you blame someone else for causing you to make a bad decision. In actuality, you were the one who made the wrong call based on your own judgement.
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