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here’s a list of my absolute favorite fonts. (for those on losttype.com, type in $0 for the amount for a free download)

Ranger (title)

Honey Script

Combustion

Zombie Checklist

Jellyka Saint-Andrew’s Queen

Clemente

Lavanderia

Fangtasia

Sail

Matilde

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using fonts in your theme - tutorial

First i downloaded the font ‘From Where You Are’ from here.

Second, i moved the file into a new folder on my computer.

Third, i followed this tutorial post to use the font in my theme.

I’ll talk you through the process with some screenshots:

Went to this site and uploaded my file- when uploaded, DON’T CLOSE WINDOW, otherwise you will lose the URL.

  Go to Classic Customisation + Use Custom HTML

Pasted the following code under <style type=”text/css”>  (doesn’t matter where, as long as it is above </style> & quick tip: use Ctrl + F to find tags quicker!):

@font-face {font-family:FONTNAME; src: url(URL) format(“truetype”);

Replace the URL bit with the URL of your uploaded file.

Also paste after the last ; THIS:

font-weight: normal; font-style: normal; 

It’s so that the font (well should) change according to styles like bold & italic.

  Change FONTNAME to the font name or anything you like, like ‘Grapes’ or ‘Woof’ if you like.

To use that font, replace FONTNAME with the name you put in the previous step. So for example sake, fromwhereyouare: 

All theme codes are different, but if you want to use the Custom Font for something, just find ‘font-family’ and replace it with the following:

font-family:”FONTNAME” (eg) font-family: “fromwhereyouare” 

You may need to change the speech marks, if you find that it’s no working

I hope this helps! Please do ask if something is unclear and my explaining sucks somewhere, i’ll be very happy to help you! :D

The tutorial post also tells you how to just make the description font different, so it’s worth checking out too, if you do not wish to go through the coding. <3

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Fascinating discourse, chum

Riveting fable, comrade

Intriguing anecdote, brethren

Perpetuating argument, colleague

Sweet saga, yo

Waste of time, jerk

Spellbinding reiteration there, my chummy

Phantasmagorical novelization, oh great one

Interesting intellect, imbecile

Trepidating bore, fetus

Ballin’ gossip, dawg 

Replacements for 'Cool Story, Bro'

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pronunciation ~ \ “la-lO-‘chez-E-o \

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didot, bodoni, silkroad, tetra, wildride, bebas, bellerose, dalle, futura, garamond, headline, folks, haymaker, lavanderia, mensch, ostrich sans, roadway, single sleeve, sophie, tall dark and handsome, justus, edo, ranger, sabrina AT, snickles, touching letters, sahara, infinity, japan, levibrush, geosans light, gantz font, doris day, crackin, channel, clemente, alien league, budmo, dubiel, batman beat the hell out of me, catshop, corabel, frail, nouvelle vague, orator std, birch std, gabriola.

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What Will Your Character Do When Disaster Strikes? by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

Characterization and Conflict: Using Psychological Tests to Improve Your Writing by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

Gathering Information from Characters: Types of Questions by JJ Cooper 

Using Body Language in Writing by JJ Cooper

Body Language Cheat Sheet by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

USING ARCHETYPES IN YOUR STORIES

A Primer on Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

Writing Better Romantic Relationships

This series looks at the Anima/Animus archetype, which is most often seen in romantic relationships, and how to use it to create more compelling romantic relationships, regardless of genre. Looks at what the anima and animus are, how they’re formed, and why fiction writers need to understand them. There’s also some and what makes love grow - and how happily ever afters really work.

Creating Riveting Romances: The Anima/Animus Archetype Defined by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

Writing Romance: Three Influences on the Anima/Animus Archetype by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

The Perfect Hero and the Perfect Heroine: Dark and Light Sides of the Anima & Animus by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

What Does it Really Take to Live Happily Ever After? A look at the psychological research on what makes or breaks romantic relationships. - by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

Creating Better Antagonists

Three-Dimensional Villains: Finding Your Character’s Shadow Using Jungian archetypes and hands-on exercises, this article teaches fiction writers to tap their own dark sides to create realistic villains who will really challenge the hero/es and keep tension high. - by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

The Other in Fiction: Creating Wonderfully Wicked Villains The kinds of villains that keep us riveted to a story tap the darkest aspects of the human heart; learn about what those aspects are and how to use them in your fiction. - by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD

FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY

Basic Information on Forensic Science by Juan Salvo

The Truth about Forensic Psychology by Lisa Featherston

archetypewriting.com

Using Real Psychology in Your Writing

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richardharrow | jenniferlawrencesbreasts | clownprince-of-crime | mcavoys | fire-rising | katnisses | ladyoftheskulls | jawndough | kirkwoodisinoregon | superstitionis | poisonrain | boredyet | notliketheothers | vampsnoppy | nucleardicks| christianbaled | syrul | mistermarvel | milasweetcunt | brainfreezer | finchur | ryangoslign | peakingoranges | jameskirk | mcavoyer | robertopattinson | hughjockman | jokervasnormandy | jolieing | yourfandomsucks | azorahai | gyllenhell | harrisonfords | -labyrinth | misscaptainamerica | timgutterson | primrose-everdeens | accioscabior | lpompadour | jamescoco | shephards | freecocaine | cinematicinsomniac | montagues | paratrooped | petyrthepimp | robinlainged | toofuckingblonde- | vegasexual | jeandujardin | lebeaus | foxyfoxy | iamthebatmon | lordofwinterhell | peetapockets | slayground

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awesome blogs who post whedon-related content

great tumblr's associated with the buffy fandom, some may be linked to their "buffy" tag, as they are a multi-fandom blog -  God Bless Spuffy / If the apocalypse comes, beep me / the buffster / everything you want / i just have a lot of feelings / You're the one, Buffy. / Can we rest now? / Prophecy Girl / Sodding, blimey, shagging, knickers, bollocks. / "I don't take orders. I do things my way." / who gave you permission to exist? / it wasn't even real cream cheese / klefan butt sex / I promised you an eternity of misery / It eats you, starting with your bottom / slayer loving freak / buffy posters / the sizeless truth of a dream / everything I want I had / I walk with heroes / our rats are low / and the barriers are all self-made / fuck yea willow and tara / dollsome does tumblr / get it wrong, get it right  (edit: i added more) winning over your enemy / SHERLOCKED&LOADED / I mean, just...wanky. / you are the commander of my heart / wrong answer, fuckbag. / Chuck, tell me our story. /  Zombie Redneck Torture Family / Operation, Penetration / I promised you an eternity of misery / Warrior Poet / It takes an ocean not to break.

great tumblr's associated with the angel fandom -  our rats are low / and the barriers are all self-made / Please don't do a special episode about me. / One for the road / I walk with heroes / ✟ city of... / I mean, just...wanky. / Baneling moans of ecstasy / arms of the ocean

great tumblr's associated with the firefly fandom -  ♛ random fangirl / does your ma know you're this silly? / I walk with heroes / birdcage religion that whispered me to sleep; / he's got a husband bulge (1) / he's got a husband bulge (2) / You here to finish me off, sweetheart? / we got you out, sammy. / My safe word is "apples." / intergalactic booty opportunist  (edit: i added more) from here to kingdom come; / Time For Some Thrilling Heroics. / ganondorf ain't got this swag. / If I’m in heaven, then where’s Sam?

great tumblr's associated with the dollhouse fandom -  he's got a husband bulge / our rats are low / ~ you keep passing me by / Effulgent Colors / are you ready for the story? / from here to kingdom come; / why don't they stay young / look for the girl with the broken smile.  (edit: i added more)  all the rowboats in the oil paintings / arms of the ocean / winning over your enemy

this is certainly not finished. i'll be adding to it when i can, i just wanted to get it out there as soon as i could. feel free to add your own blog to the lists if relevant, save it, do whatever the hell you want. i just want to spread the cheesy whedon love as far as it will reach. i hope this is of help to you all. again - certainly not finished. also, if you wanna be added, just message me! 

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The BBC-approved Tardis blue is Pantone 2955C.

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“How do I improve my art work?” is one of the most asked questions in art related forums, mainly regarding drawing and painting in any media. Because the question is recurring so often, I wrote the following tips that I still copy-paste in various threads. 

You can apply these universal strategies not just to traditional and digital painting media, but most of them even to photography and collage. - Look at pictures by artists you admire, and try to figure out things. How do they handle light and color? What edges are sharp, and what edges are soft? Why do they use that particular color there? What technique did they use? How did they work? The more you look at work of others, the more different kinds of styles and techniques you will see. - Learn from the masters. Copy works you adore. Not for imitating the artist or showcasing your copy, but for the sake of learning. Don’t be shy, ask your favorite artist everything you want to know, such as “What paper do you draw on?”, or “How do you go about painting a picture, do you start with a sketch?”, etc. But be specific, don’t ask “how can I paint like that?”. And check the artist’s website, chances are they already have tutorials, a FAQ or step-by-step tutorials there. - Challenge yourself. Never used a particular medium? Then buy it, no matter how poor you are, and try it out. Never drawn a still life? Do it. Never used that particular color scheme? Give it a try. At a certain point, when you are afraid of repeating yourself, you are on the right track to improve. - Use reference. If you aim for realism, you can’t paint most things straight from your imagination. The old masters always made preliminary studies of life models, and did most paintings from life models too. For example, if you are unsure how to paint a head with the light source from below, look up a photo, or take it yourself, or have someone pose for it. It is worth every effort! Stock photos from deviantartists can be a valuable resource also and provide inspiration. - Draw from life. It’s probably the most valuable practice that there is. Sign up for a life drawing class so that you’ll be actually “forced” to do it. Believe me, it works wonders. As for studying anatomy from books about figure drawing (Loomis, Bammes, etc.) a good exercise is to copy the body parts and figures in there and then trying to draw the same from your mind to see how much you remembered. - Look up tutorials. Browse through the tutorial section and study the many different ways and media of the different artists. Also visit the websites of the great artists here - many have tutorials up there. - Collect pictures. On my harddisk, I have different folders of fantastic art. They are very inspiring to browse through and can give you new ideas in terms of technique. Whenever I feel uninspired, I look through my folders. The images I’ve collected over time, mainly from Cgtalk.com, Deviantart, Epilogue, Artrenewal.org and many other websites. Further Reading: Why Reference is not a crutch Useful resources [link] / [link] / [link] / [link] / [link] Forums for those who want to learn ConceptArt / Sijun

tips for drawing and creating art

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Tutorials: How to color porn. / Gif tutorial / Graphic tutorial / Adding colour to the background of an image / How to make gifs fade in and out / How to do the 3d effect / tumblr basics and tricks / how to add a blogroll to your blog / Edits with silhouette / using textures / flash effect / Movie poster tutorial / glowy effect / graphic tutorial 2 / graphic tutorial 3 / coloring a black/white image / a quick guide to selective coloring / tips and tricks / extending an image without blurring it

PSDs: coloringmania / everythingpsds / drunkandcoloring / psdland / fuckyeahpsds / planets-bend-between-us / slayground / wicked-fate

Textures: planets-bend-between-us / slayground / -redux / fuckbees / wicked-fate

Fonts: dafont / fontsource

photoshop masterpost

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Gesture drawing tool / Drawing Script / Nudes References / Emotions/Expressions / Human Anatomy for the Artist / +9000 books / Inconnucrit Art Resources / More Resources / Hands / More Tutorials to download / Even more from 4chanarchive / How to Draw123 / Bargue Drawings / Conceptart.org Tutorials (one of my favourite sites) / Creature Design / Journey of a Rookie (check out this guy, he is a great influence/inspiration) / Deviantart tutorial group (Yeah I know deviantart bluhbluh) / Other Group / Loomis books / Anatomy for the Fantasy Artist/Action Figures / The Art of Drawing / Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain / Christopher Hart: Drawing Cutting Edge Anatomy / Drawing 101

Programs:

Unity3D

Photoshop - Intro / Custom Facemaps / Concept Art Weapon / Cs5

Blender

here is the file with all the links

art links and tips

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Photoshop Cs3; (x) (x) (x) (x) Photoshop Cs4; (x) (x) (x) Photoshop Cs5; (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) (x) Links that work for the mac for sure; (x) (x)

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99mockingbirds tutorials↳ animation/gif / blend & texture 1 / blend & texture 1 / collage wicked-fate tutorials↳ 20 graphics tips / basic gif mareluna3000 tutorials↳ gif “flash effect” / how to create an action / the tweening effect / merging two gifs / gif black out / basic gif lovephotoshop tutorials↳ using psds / using actions neverlands- tutorials↳ cutting & cropping / graphic tips / basic gif slayground tutorials↳ basic graphic / using textures callmebrandon tutorials↳ basic gif / blur image slideshow / basic screencap / shaking gif redux tutorials↳ using textures ex-posed tutorials↳ cutting & cropping / basic icon / adjustment layers & selective color ettudis tutorials↳ blending & texture 1 / blending & texture 2 / blending & texture 3 redcarpet&rebellion tutorials↳ base making / using the lasso tool / hard cutting / image preparation / graphic tips / basic blending icons one and two / blending one two three four and five

a graphics tutorial masterlist →