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˚ ༘♡ ⋆｡˚ LUCKY DRAW !! :: A CARD INSPIRED TEMPLATE

a character template inspired by collectible cards!

the template itself only has one, but it can be copied as you need

general photoshop knowledge is required

you're free to edit as you see fit! go wild, have fun !!

credit / reblogs / tags / etc are appreciated, but not required!

download in the source link!!

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♡  ;  rules  +  sizes.

— .  DO  NOT steal  or  recreate — .  DO  NOT use  as  a  base  code — .  DO  NOT edit  or  remove  credit — .  please  LIKE/REBLOG if  you  use — .  SIDEBAR:  275x130  POLAROID 1:  110x110  POLAROID 2:  80x80  MUSES: 70x70

preview  &  code

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necromancer’s fav fonts - halloween edition.

Who Asks Satan - download.

Insomnia - download.

The Macabre - download.

Run! - download.

Nightmare - download.

Martyric - download.

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❖ - JENNY BOYD gif pack

in this pack you will find gifs of the english-american actress, jenny boyd. these gifs were made by me ( oliviaholt ). you are allowed to turn these into gif icons for private use, if you would like to release them please ask me for permission before doing so not after. if you use these gifs or find them helpful go ahead and give this a like or a reblog ! find them here.

gif count: 19

ethnicity: caucasian

project: legacies, season two episode one ( sneak peek )

age during filming: twenty eight

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character psd #6 – help me now ! download here.

psd #3 –

6 spots for photos. 3 spots for color palette.

one line of text for song lyric, aesthetic, etc. subtitle is in arial.

bigger text for group name, url, character name, etc. title is in harlow solid italic.

you can honestly change around this psd as much as you’d like to fit whatever look you’re going for. you can even opt-out of using the color palette by using each square. as always, the psd requires basic knowledge of clipping masks. you could use this for an indie rp promo, group rp promo, character template or graphic. colorings are not included.

if you download, please like/reblog ! credit isn’t necessary, but it’d definitely be appreciated. if you want to support me, please check out my ko-fi here.

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bad got psd #1 by me….c-sand lolz | [download here]

as per request to the lovely in my inbox who wanted help with dark scenes in game of thrones. there are two layers in there that i say to adjust if needed. one for scenes a bit too heavy on red and one for if it’s just ridiculously bright. ummm….that’s about it, not much else to say. enjoy! ♡♡

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étoile: [preview + code]

a theme inspired by the new twitter.

reposting it bc tumblr sucks and preview and code links weren’t working.

features

3 posts sizes: 500px, 540px and 600px (my fav)

chat posts like twitter dms

show/hide icon and header option

custom description and localization with 5 different icons

pagination or infinite scroll

full photoset or slide

menu dropdown with unlimited pages

this theme reminds me a lot of my old theme revanulo; i even used the same color (or almost the same) as initial accent. 

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➸ DOODLE PACK : so i decided to make a doodle pack, i am sorry if it sucks or it’s ugly sadjklads i’m not an artist, just a girl with an ipad pro and an apple pencil !   if you decide to use or like this .psd please like or reblog this post. if you have any questions feel free to message me and i’ll help you as much as i can.

Download : (xxxxx)

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hi everyone, ella (lvcifcrs) here ! and today i decided to make a masterpost of resources that helped me transition to roleplay tumblr // helped me with editing my theme, reply, etc. 

pexels — i use this website for FREE stock photos its the only place i use for theme photos/ background photos ( you don’t even need an account to download the photos).

pixabay — is another FREE stock photo webite that does not require an account. 

lyrics.com — is great because it lets you search for a word and then shows you songs that have that word, this works great for when you have a theme thats for example ‘cherry’ themed, and you really want the lyrics to have the word ‘cherry’ in it this website helps you find them. it also lets you search for lyrics during different era’s like the 90′s 80′s, early 2000′s, etc. 

mega cool text — for fancy fonts, text, tags.

characters & symbols 

cool symbols

fancy text sparkles 

rp thread track — helps you keep up with your threads

cool fancy text generator — helps you convert any text into different fonts.

deviant art  — my go to place for templates, pngs and psds. 

this post on tumblr roleplay phrases / lingo. it helps knowing what ships are, canons, etc so you don’t feel totally confused or on the outside. 

this post also focuses on roleplay tumblr phrases

these list of banned face claims helps too — keep in mind that just because these people are banned on these lists does not mean that everyone is completely against them. some people are comfortable roleplaying with banned fcs — always read someones guidelines or ask if you’re unsure.  list one : list two : list three : list four    — it helps to look at different list to kind of get a gist of it all. 

stackoverflow — this site is a holy grail, especially when i am always trying to customize themes to my liking. its like yahoo answers but for coding ?? if you have a question about a specific code you’ve produced or are attempting to tweak, you can ask the question, paste in the code and then wait for someone to help you. it’s great! 

weheartit — this website is great when looking for pictures, especially nsfw photos i believe there’s a few collections on there that people have made. 

formatting on roleplay tumblr is important especially for aesthetics purposes.  —  these post can help you learn how to respond to starters or people on tumblr if you’re like me who feared roleplaying with others for a while because i was afraid i wouldn’t be able to reply or format my responses correctly. keep in mind there’s no correct way to roleplay but some people have preferences on how they’d like replies to look. post one (how to roleplay on mobile) : post two : post three : post four

an overall guide to roleplay tumblr 

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hi lizzie! hope you're well. could we please have a shoutout? thank you! // hqcorinth is a semi-appless skeleton rp loosely based on greek mythology. there are twelve characters in total, and everyone is completely human. but, in a past life they were a god or a goddess, who has now been reborn in corinth, washington, with no memory of their past lives.

*✧･ﾟ* SHOUTOUT! CHECK THEM OUT!

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giancarlo esposito gifs

in this pack, you’ll find #45 gifs of the handsome and talented giancarlo esposito as ramón cruz in The Get Down part 2. all of these gifs were made from scratch by me. I don’t mind if you make them into crackships, crop them into gif icons, etc. but PLEASE DON’T CLAIM THEM AS YOUR OWN. i would also appreciate if permission was asked for and credit was linked back to this post. please give this post a like or a reblog if you found it helpful/are an rph! [tw: flashing lights, violence, blood]

(check out my other gif packs of the get down cast!)

( click for gifs )

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self discipline tips

here are tips I discovered very recently:

something is better than nothing. 5 minutes of work are better than zero. Just because you missed something on your schedule doesn’t mean you can’t still work on it, even for 5 minutes. Grow and build on this.

second drafts / reviews can be done after.

Don’t think you are going to do your very best work on the first try. Take the weight of perfectionism off your shoulders.

don’t think about doing it. just do it as fast as you can.

build on your productivity, not your failures.

If you come from a past of procrastinating and now feel motivated to change and discipline yourself, do NOT try to do everything at once.

if you have a set of different goals to accomplish, begin with the most important one. Wait until the rotine of working for that one settles in (you feel productive and comfortable-ish), and then begin with the next. Repeat.

this way you’ll be building your way up and not juggling everything at the same time, hoping everything works out.

be patient with yourself, you’ll get there!

set smaller deadlines for your goals

have monthly and weekly-ish deadlines

e.g. if you are doing a project, due 22nd Feb, set personal deadlines, like have Introduction written by 2nd Feb, have Methods written by 10th Feb, have project complete by 18th Feb.

take them as seriously as you possibly can, don’t miss out on yourself.

write realistic daily tasks and don’t stop until you finish them. after them you can do whatever you want

on writing realistic daily tasks, the secret is knowing you can only do so much in one day, but trusting you can accomplish everything in the course of any period of time (a week, or 2 weeks or a month, etc.) because you will combine the work from all these different days.

it’s very tempting to write down all the tasks you need to accomplish in one day to just get over with it, but the real deal is you won’t accomplish half of them. You’ll feel very unproductive then, wich leads to demotivation.

spread daily tasks in the time necessary.

have a consistent sleep schedule.

if your mind isn’t ready everything will fall apart.

have one rest day per week where you plan nothing, do whatever you want except studying. this can be harder than you expect!

(don’t forget these are effective only if you actually put them into practice! good luck babes!!)

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it’s complicated–

plots based on songs that talk about the opposite spectrum of love; dysfunctional relationships through the good, bad, and the ugly.

MAKE IT BETTER | by anderson .paak → after being together for years, muse a and muse b’s bond slowly begins to unravel. they’d first met at a young age, where everything was new and exciting, and it was so easy to fall headfirst into the concept of love. as a result of growing up and growing apart, they lose interest in the things they once shared, their communication becomes nonexistent, and the excitement is gone after settling into a boring routine. as they reminisce on their younger years, the couple is faced with an ultimatum - create new memories and make them stay or walk away? 

LONG TIME | by blondie → muse a and muse b have been on and off since the start of their relationship. they can never seem to call it quits, and even during their ‘off’ periods they continue to communicate and fool themselves into thinking they’re just friends. muse a continues to pine over the other when they’re not together and always hopes they’ll get back together, even to the point of sacrificing their own feelings to look after muse b. on the other hand, muse b is more preoccupied with chasing cheap thrills and one night stands, but through the hurt and negative emotions from those temporary flings, muse b always finds their way to muse a for comfort because it’s ‘safe’. 

PERSONAL | by emotional oranges → here the relationship was never defined. as far as muse a is concerned, their ‘relationship’ so far has only been short term and never discussed being exclusive. with that being said muse a does as they please - going out, getting high, seeing other people - and they don’t see anything wrong with it. in muse b’s mind they’ve been seeing each other for a few months, which leads them into believing they’re official despite not having the talk. of course, muse b takes muse a’s behavior personal and often lashes out on them. often times muse a finds this amusing and purposely finds ways to rile up muse b.

ROBOCOP | by kanye west → muse a is almost convinced they’ve lucked out with muse b. at first glance the physical attraction is there, but muse a had no idea that muse b would turn their life upside down. deep down muse b is riddled in insecurities and is often paranoid that muse a is cheating without any proper evidence. at the same time muse b also feels entitled to everything pertaining to muse a - they become a control freak, checking up on muse a’s whereabouts, looking through all of their belongings, and can’t accept the fact that muse a has a personal life. muse a gets fed up and tells muse b to change their ways or it’s over. 

COMMUNICATION | by arin ray ft. dram → muse a has emotionally checked out of their relationship and no longer feels like muse b loves them. they couldn’t be more wrong, because muse b continues to try to get through to muse a in an effort to prove their love. despite all the promises and saccharine words spoken by muse b, muse a maintains their distance and refuses to budge. 

KEVIN’S HEART | by j. cole → muse a has their partner - muse b, who is supportive, loving, and spouse material. despite this muse a can’t stop themselves from chasing after things that could be detrimental to their relationship. whether it be drugs or one night stands. whenever muse a chases after their desires, they feel better about themselves as it helps their ego, but it puts a strain on muse b in the process. muse a keeps trying to convince themself and muse b that they’ll change their ways because they don’t want to lose muse b. but muse a is an addict and turns to doing their dirty deeds in private.

SOMEONE ELSE | by emotional oranges → in a long term relationship, muse a slowly becomes awry. they’re turning into someone with a different character and morality than the person muse b fell for. disappointed who the other has become, muse b tells muse a out of spite to find someone else if they’re unhappy with their relationship. bitterness ensues when muse a follows those words and cheats on muse b.  

GHOSTIN’ | by ariana grande → muse a is in a relationship with muse b, while still being in love with someone else, and muse b knows they can’t compete or compare to them. 

PENDULUM | by fka twigs - the beginning of this relationship begins with sweetness and terms of endearment, but over time this relationship remains stagnant and never develops past the superficial. as muse a falls deeper into an attachment with muse b, they don’t view this relationship on the same level. muse b patronizes muse a, only seeing them as something for show or someone who he can come to when its convenient. the entire relationship is a facade, and muse a begins to see that and questions why they’re in love with muse b - after investing energy in this relationship only to receive nothing in return.

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Below the cut you will find #121 gifs of Crystal Reed as Abby Arcane in episode 3 of Swamp Thing! Each gif was made by me so if credit is given you are more than welcome to use these as sidebars, crackships, use in graphics, or edit into icons/gif icons! However please do not add these to gif hunts, gif packs, repost or take credit for them in any state or form but you are more than welcome to link back to this if you would like! Trigger Warnings: flashing. Please like or reblog this if this helped in anyway, you are using these or are a roleplay help! if you like my work please consider buying me a coffee! 

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JMORPC PRESENTS;

a masterlist of Chinese points, traditions and superstitions for your face claim needs. This list is based off of the many locals I’ve spoken to and observed in Suzhou (苏州，江苏), so traditions and actions may differ in other provinces. If you found this post helpful, or are in the rpc, please like/reblog.

EVERYDAY LIFE:

E-BIKES - most Chinese locals will use something called an e-bike, which typically looks like a larger framed bicycle with pedals and a battery pack. There are also those that look like Vespers and mopeds

BICYCLES - almost all nationals will own a bicycle, those who do not, do have access to using a bicycle to travel around their town/city, with a bicycle sharing initiative that was set up several years ago; mobike, sharebike and others 

TAXIS - with the uprising of mobile apps, taxis are still a thing but, China introduced a similar service to Uber, called Didi which allows passengers to carpool or select their own private ride to pick-up and drop-off at selected addresses 

PUBLIC TRANSPORT - almost all cities (tier 1 and tier 2) in China have public subway systems that cost between 2-10RMB per journey. Buses are also a regular occurrence in most cities, as well as coaches that pass through from other provinces and cities

GROCERIES - mostly, it’s the grannies and grandpas who head out to buy the groceries to cook for the family; usually, they will buy vegetables, fresh meat, milk, eggs and bread as well as powdered porridge and nuts (peanuts, pistachios, almonds, etc.) 

DELIVERIES - delivery drivers will whizz around the city on the aforementioned e-bikes or in a smaller vehicle that looks like a crashed Smart Car; they delivery a multitude of items including food, drinks, parcels, flowers, water for water coolers, etc. 

EDUCATION:

CLASSROOMS - a typical Chinese classroom at public school will usually have between 40-50 students, in which students will sit in rows, facing the chalkboard (dry erase board and projector screen, if they’re lucky), and will have class for around 40-50 minutes each lesson

SCHOOL - students will often head to school very early in the morning, between 7:30-8:00am, and have their first class at around 8:00-8:30, depending on the city and province. At school, they will live in dormitories and stay there for the whole school week, returning home with their parents on Friday afternoons

HOMEWORK - students do actually get that much homework typically, students will spend around 3-4 hours completing their homework each evening. If they are also studying at a private training school, students will have a lot more homework to complete each week

EXERCISE - students take part in large scale activities such as morning exercising, massage and relaxation/focusing techniques and other group activities to help and improve their mental and physical health while at school 

UNIFORMS - some schools will have a dress code students must follow, mostly uniforms consist of a sweatsuit and a red necktie

TESTING - Chinese students will take 2 very important tests during their educational career; the first is the ZhongKao (中考) - this test is taken at the end of middle school, when students are preparing to make the step into high school, the second is the GaoKao (高考) - this test is taken at the end of high school, when students are preparing to be admitted to colleges. The GaoKao is a high pressure examination, students are competing against each other for places at the best colleges in the country, and outside of the Chinese mainland 

PREGNANCY/BABIES:

MATERNITY LEAVE - expectant mothers will often work right up until the final two weeks before their baby’s due date, to ensure they can have longer following their baby’s birth. Maternity leave in China, is 3 months long

ZUOYUEZI (坐月子) - also known as ‘sitting the month’  is the month after a woman gives birth and her mother, mother-in-law or other close, female caregiver will stay at her home to help her with feeding, caring for her new baby, making sure she doesn’t do anything too strenuous to help her body gain the strength it needs to care for her baby and herself following the month. ZuoYueZi follows historical traditions, dating back as early as the year 960, in which the new mother is not allowed to do the following; leave the home, shower, wash her hair, have sex, climb up and down stairs, carry the newborn baby

CHILDCARE - once the baby is born, following the ZuoYueZi, one or both sets of parents will move in with their children to help care for their newborn baby and raise the child while its parents are working 

HEALTH/ILLNESS:

COLDS & FLU - typically, Chinese nationals will head to the hospital to sit for several hours with 挂水 dripping from an IV (intravenous) drip, because it is seen as a method of rapid recovery; most of the time, these drips just contain sugar water or basic antibiotics to help re-hydrate patients

HOT WATER - at the first signs of getting sick or feeling unwell, many (if not, most) Chinese will crack out their reusable bottles and canteens, and fill them up with hot water

PERIODS - Chinese females believe that eating ice cream or drinking frozen (even chilled) drinks has a bad effect on their period, and their flow will not be able to leave their body

PERIODS - Chinese females will often couple drinking hot water with black sugar and ginger to help regulate their cycle and enable better flow of their period, and even helping with cramping and pains

MEDICINES - Chinese locals will often buy into traditional medicines when they can - one of the most common medications is for colds and flu, it comes in a little glass bottle with a straw, and contains Chinese herbs and other traditional ingredients

FACE MASKS - most locals will wear face masks as a precaution against the pollution in the bigger cities and rural areas where the factories are located, sometimes, they are worn to keep out the passing viruses and illnesses sweeping the city

FOOD/DINING:

CHOPSTICKS - chopsticks are not the only eating utensils used in China, according to popular belief. Many locals will eat using chopsticks but, most will also carry a spoon and possibly a fork (depending on what the dish consists of)

FOOD - Chinese food is not typically what most Americans or British people are used to, the flavors are a lot more full and are not filled with additives. A typical dish in China will contain meat (usually pork) and vegetables with a full sauce, served with a side of white rice

STREET FOOD - in almost every city, once the sun goes down and most restaurants have closed down for the night, the street vendors will usually appear with their alluring smells and cheap snacks - fried rice, soups, fried chicken wings, etc.

SNACKS - typical snacks in China are not similar to those in The US or The UK, snacks mostly consist of rice based produce or nuts, sometimes they are dried fruits or spiced beef jerky, etc.

TOASTING - during business or work-related meals or other special occasions (wedding and birthdays), the head of the table with raise their glass to propose multiple toasts throughout the duration of the meal, the phrase ganbei 干杯 is often used in good spirits, which means dry glass, in other words chug that drink!

FESTIVALS:

RED PACKETS (HONGBAO 红包) - at Spring Festival, red packets or red envelopes are given out, usually to the children in the family from the older members, the packets can contain anywhere between 8RMB into the thousands, it’s extremely lucky and said to be good fortune if the packet contains the numbers 6 and 8 - these packets are not just reserved for Spring Festival however

WEARING RED - red is one of the luckiest colors in China, it symbolizes many different things; wealth, posterity, fortune, happiness, luck, and wearing red during Spring Festival is said to be the ultimate fortune for the coming year

SPRING FESTIVAL - some traditions that should and should not happen at Spring Festival include; cutting your hair before the festival, not showering or washing your hair too soon after the first day of the festival, not sweeping too soon after the festival, decorating the home (front door and windows) with the character fu 福, eating dumplings or jiaozi for breakfast, traveling home to be with family setting off firecrackers

QINGMING 清明 - this time of year is to pay respects to the passed family members, usually families will tend to their place of burial to sweep the tomb, place gifts and pray to their lost relatives

DRAGONBOAT FESTIVAL - each year during Dragonboat festival, families gather at lakesides and rivers to watch the annual dragonboat races. Families also make a sticky rice and bamboo snack called zongzi 粽子

MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL - during Mid-Autumn Festival, families gather to make moon cakes and observe the mid-autumn moon, they will often go out to dine at a nice restaurant and spend time together

OTHER:

BEAUTY - most Chinese women are beauty obsessed and often take selfies with cute filters (bunnies, kittens, skin enhancement), as well as editing their pictures to show their best sides. Chinese women hold beauty standards in high regards

SKIN - related to beauty and health, Chinese women believe that whiter, paler skin is naturally beautiful and spend hundreds of RMB to help maintain and lighten their skin tone to be more milky

SHOES OFF - when entering the home, Chinese people will remove their shoes at their front door, replacing their shoes with indoor shoes or slippers to walk around their homes without worrying about trodding in outside dirt and germs

WEDDINGS - before the wedding, the couple to be wed will take prenuptial pictures to announce their wedding, the groom will deliver a�� dowry to the bride’s family. Both families will meet to attend a tea pouring ceremony, in which the wedded couple will pour their parents tea and toast the celebration with them

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Wonderful, a character psd by 𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗟𝗦𝗥𝗣𝗛

Feel free to play around with the images to make them work for your character! Please 𝗟𝗜𝗞𝗘/𝗥𝗘𝗕𝗟𝗢𝗚 this post if you are using or saving and do 𝗡𝗢𝗧 claim as your own. It is not mandatory, but if you’d like to 𝗕𝗨𝗬 𝗠𝗘 𝗔 𝗞𝗢-𝗙𝗜 it would be greatly appreciated!

This graphic does not include a coloring psd HOWEVER I recommend using one of these !

Fonts used are:  Montserrat & Beauty Dream

If you have any questions about this psd or how to edit it you are always welcome to my inbox/messaging system !

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