#personalized notebooks

[mollysteinbeck]

Exploring the Exciting World of Dropshipping with Inkedjoy

Hello everyone! I'm thrilled to share my experiences in the dropshipping industry, particularly focusing on the amazing brand Inkedjoy and their print on demand services.

Inkedjoy offers a fantastic range of customizable products that are perfect for anyone looking to create unique merchandise. The print on demand model they utilize means you can design your own items without worrying about inventory or upfront costs.

I've ordered a few products from Inkedjoy, including personalized notebooks and custom mugs. The quality was impressive, and the printing was vibrant and clear. It was such a joy to see my designs come to life!

One of the best aspects of working with Inkedjoy is their commitment to customer satisfaction. They provide excellent support, ensuring that you have a smooth experience from start to finish. Plus, their user-friendly interface makes it easy to navigate through the design process.

If you're considering diving into the world of dropshipping, I highly recommend exploring Inkedjoy's offerings. It's a wonderful opportunity to create something special while enjoying the flexibility that print on demand provides. Happy creating!

[usapadcorp]

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[brandedpads]

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[jacobramosjaco]

Branded & Personalized Notebooks

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[ionomycin]

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[kidsdeather]

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[arcprintindia]

Notebook Printing : Express Yourself on Paper

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[six-tooth]

doodles that I doodled on the doodle and doodle do

[galactic-rhea]

I'm forever obsessed by the big contrast that is that Anakin is universally percieved like a dog or a dragon (for obvious reasons, it fits him!), obviously I mostly mean by the fandom, but in-universe there's lots of dragon comparisons.

But Padmé is the only character ever to compare him to an animal (a feline) that's universally considered as very independent, stealthy and regal, and like it is so jarring and out of the blue after being sold into the dragon-dog agenda that at first it doesn't make sense, but then again Padmé's the character that knew Anakin the most and it was Anakin's only relationship with not strange power dynamics attached to it and I think there's some beautiful and a very interesting comment to make about it.

something something in a world where everyone sees you as a weapon something something even you see yourself as a monster under a leash something something i see you as a dangerous beautiful creature forever hunted and misunderstood something something

[annadiplosis]

my life in 40 notebooks

[niko-sasaki-dbd]

A detail I love about Episode 4, is the symbol that appears in the music ball Charles finds and the meaning it has when it comes to his own story.

The relief in the ball, is a lyre, Orpheus' symbol. It was the musical instrument that he received as a gift from the god Apollo, who was considered his father in some versions of the original myth.

Note: In The Sandman Universe, Morpheus and the Muse Calliope are Orpheus' parents.

CHARLES: I found one of those at a maritime museum once. The Case of the Drowned Diver, wasn't it, Edwin? Superstitious sailors would use them to calm the seas.

Orpheus was well known as a talented musician; his music could intrigue people's minds with supernatural ideas and had the power to broaden their thinking to new and unusual theories.

When he joined the expedition of the Argonauts, he saved them from the Sirens' music by playing his own, more powerful and beautiful melodies. Later, it was also his music that allowed Jason to accomplish the purpose of his journey.

It makes sense that sailors used his symbol on an object designed to calm the seas and guarantee their safety while navigating.

When it comes to Charles, in particular, the way he ends up using the music ball (in the absence of a more technical name for that object) is both literal and metaphorical.

On one hand, he uses the music ball to put Angie, a sea monster, to sleep, thereby solving the case of The Lighthouse Leapers. On the other hand, he uses the instrument to save Edwin and himself from The Night Nurse—not just by literally pushing her into Angie's mouth with the ball in her hands, but by causing her to meet Kashina. This meeting prompts her to remember Kashi's words later, when Charles tried to save Edwin from returning to hell by pointing out it was a mistake, and again when he asked her to open a portal to hell so he could bring Edwin back.

In Orpheus' story, when Eurydice died from a snakebite, he charmed the ferryman Charon and Cerberus, the guardians of the River Styx, by playing the lyre and singing. By doing so, he also softened the hearts of Hades and Persephone, which gave him the chance to bring Eurydice back to the world of the living.

It's curious that the lyre symbolizes the power of persuasion for Orpheus, as this is a quality in which Charles takes great pride (he is indeed very convincing). Still, I hope that's where the coincidences end.

That's all for now. To everyone who knows about Orpheus' myth and the different versions of his story, I apologize for not quoting specific authors here.

[brandedpads]

Custom Design Notebooks: A Creative Outlet for Your Imagination

In a digital age where technology often dominates our creative processes, there's something uniquely satisfying about putting pen to paper. Custom design notebooks offer a tangible and personal space for expressing your thoughts, ideas, and creativity.

[littlekhada]

Got my hands to scan some of the stuff from my sketchbook. It's still Thranto, of course, random stuff from March to June. I referenced @calboyvanto 's cosplay in some of these here, make sure to check out his Eli Vanto (I will never shut up about it)

[belovedapollo]

sadness and memories come like waves, when you least expect it to happen to you 🖋️ reblog is ok, don’t repost/use

[kiyomitakada]

i am aware that musical!light made L shoot him for strategic purposes i understand i think it was a very logical decision but i do also think that part of light wanted a scar. to remember him by