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totallynotsilversora · 3 years ago
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I forgot I have to be active here so here’s my Twitter tutorial on how to draw folds I made a while back to help a friend!
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itsgirlcraft · 1 day ago
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Just a reminder about fatphotoref.com—it exists!! I'll be updating with new photos next week and hopefully more regularly after that. Request access by going to bit.ly/fpraccess 💙🧜‍♀️ happy mer may!
edited: fatphotoref.com is run by @fugitiverabbit
Sorry for the confusion, I was just copy/pasting the text from the tweet.
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pxnecoffee · 4 months ago
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“I’ll carry that sin with you.”
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blumineck · 1 year ago
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OK, I know I usually talk about fantasy archery in a positive sense, but I think there’s also a place for (hopefully constructive) criticism of tropes that could do with improving!
If you like this sort of thing, here’s the full video:
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Remember,
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fuckyeahchinesefashion · 3 months ago
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Historically accurate reconstructions of chinese hanfu, restored from archaeological artifacts (Jinhua Museum collection金华博物馆, cr 中国古代装束复原小组)
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lady-karasu · 2 days ago
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Press. Your. Seams.
Many (many) moons ago the woman who initially taught me to sew made a point of how important pressing my seams were if I didn't want something to look homemade. Obviously only do this if your fabric can be ironed, but it makes a huge difference in the final result.
Also if you're between two threads that are close in color to your garment (but one is a little too dark and one is a little too light); choose the darker one, the lighter one will show up more when you're done.
I cannot stress enough that all those things in sewing pattern instructions that seem pointless are actually very important
Yes, how you fold your fabric before putting down the pattern pieces and cutting matters, because it influences how the fabric drapes, and ignoring that can cause fit issues in ways you wouldn't expect
Yes, cutting an entire separate piece to sew to the edge to finish it is going to be better than turning the edge and stitching it on its own, because there are geometry issues in play that make it actually harder to just fold a curve to the inside.
Yes, cutting clips or notches into the seam allowance around curves should always be done, because those geometry issues will work on the seam allowances and keep the curve from laying flat (remember, clip when the curve goes in, notch when the curve goes out)
Yes, interfacing may seem completely superfluous and frustrating and an extra step to work with, but it adds rigidity and stability to areas that need it (especially under buttons)
Yes, using a fun quilting cotton print for lining looks nice, but the point of lining isn't to make the inside pretty as much as it is to make the inside slip smoothly over the layer under it, and quilting cotton is going to instead be prone to grabbing everything under it, so you really should use those annoyingly slippery lining fabrics
Yes, in general, you should use the kind of fabric the pattern tells you to use, because there have been centuries, if not millennia, of people throughout the entire world figuring out what fabric best suits what kind of garment, for reasons beyond aesthetics
I know that a lot of people new to sewing see these things and feel like they're things that just aren't necessary, because they skip them when they sew and the item ends up just fine. And if you don't mind the idea of your clothes looking homemade, then it is fine. But...if you're consistently skipping these things and end up unhappy with how homemade your items look, please consider that that result is at least partly because you're not following the entire directions
"Sewing" involves so much more than just the stitches
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xavierck · 10 months ago
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Here are 543 images (1.5GB) of items at the Philadelphia Museum of Art arms and armor exhibit You're free to use them for anything, even commercially. I tried to focus on details not usually represented in available reference material
Here's a small sampling:
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skronklpus · 1 year ago
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What are you ordering ?
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nyaa · 11 months ago
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[ちぷしし / Chipushishi]
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politicalantibody · 16 hours ago
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PSA. I hate living in a time where passing along these messages is necessary to help people of conscience protect themselves and others.
Don't put anything but water in anyone's eyes for pepper spray. Not milk. Not antacid. Pepper spray is not an acid and a base will not neutralize it. Nothing will neutralize it. You're not trying to neutralize it; you're trying to remove it. That is how an eye flush works. Just flush it out, away from the nose. It'll still hurt for a while even after it's flushed out.
Spray it from a sports bottle, like cyclists use. A nice wide stream will prevent too much concentration of force that could hurt they eye. Don't use a spray bottle. If you poke a hole in a regular bottle cap, try to make sure it's large enough for a good stream of water to push the pepper spray out of the eye.
The eyes will be squeezed shut reflexively. Don't jam your fingers into someone's eyes to open them. Instead, once you have made sure they're not wearing contacts, press your thumb against the lower edge of the browbone aka the top edge of the eye socket, above the eye, and roll your thumb to pull the eyelid up. (If they are wearing contacts, they have to take them out and throw them away. If they can't, then just guide them to safety but do not flush the eyes and do not attempt to remove the contacts yourself.)
Putting antacids, milk, etc into eyes can cause infection, trigger allergies, or scratch the cornea. Use water. It doesn't matter whether it's saline. It doesn't have to be sterile, as long as it's clean enough that it could be used as drinking water.
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insertdisc5 · 4 months ago
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quick animation to show that you don't need every single frame to look perfect, you just need your key poses to look good
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grantmentis · 13 hours ago
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A Compilation of my Favorite Women's Hockey Resources
I've posted these scattered around and figured it be fun to make a masterpost! im almost certainly missing some, so please feel free to add
A lot of these websites have tip jars, subscriptions, and more, and if you use them a lot, I highly recommend sending some money their way
Catch all:
Elite prospects <- Track many women's leagues and their stats, including international, historical, collegiate. you can also go to eliteprospects.com/womens to see transactions occuring between women's league. they also have an app now!
Giants in the crease <- Tracks goaltender statistics including quality starts and goals saved above average for PWHL, SDHL, and has historical CWHL and PHF stats.
PWHL:
Kyle Cushman's master spreadsheet <- includes depth charts, a game score model, breaks down stats by special teams, translates a lot of basic stats to over 60 stats to adjust for ice time, tracks attendance and stats for each team, and more.
Capbuddy <- PWHL contract information including rosters, who’s on reserve, injuries, and more in a super clean format
hockey-statistics.com/pwhl/ <- PWHL statistics including raw data you can download for game data, play by play, players, teams, and schedule, then some visualization. Includes an expected goal model, individual shot charts for skaters and goalies, and more
pwhl-insights <- similar to above, statistics for individual games, teams, and players. Includes game pace, a gamescore model, fenwick/corsi/high danger chances/scoring chances on a team level, individual shot charts, and takes a lot of the stuff from the pwhl game day app and makes it cleaner and easier to pull from
PWHL play by play scraper in python <- if you want to make some insights of your own, good github link. Creator also has a good article on an expected goal model here
The Ice Garden PWHL signing tracker <- Lets you know who extended with their team, who signed with a different pwhl team, and what kind of signing it was, and how many years
Mike Murphy, John Bouchard, and Gilles Dignard's 2024 PWHL stat spreadsheet <- Season 1 PWHL stats including scoring events, shot attempts, power play breakout data and more
Other Leagues:
I am probably missing some due to language barrier, so once again, if there's any you'd like to add go for it!
Swedish hockey stats website <- Includes on ice goals for v goals against, shot efficency, face off percentage, attendance, etc for regular season, playoffs, and relegation/promotion play
Auroraliiga stats and rosters from the leijonat website <- includes standings, rosters, game information, and player statistics (including time on ice) for Auroraliiga regular season and playoffs. Option to toggle the language to English at the bottom of the page and even has the statistics downloadable!
Postfinance Women's League official stat page <- not gonna lie they're kind of giving us nothing here but you do get a few crumbs
EWHL statistics <- Basic EWHL statistics including face off percentage, scoring efficency, special team stats and spectators
DFEL statistics <- Official German league stats which includes shots on goal, power play/penalty kill information, suspension and penalty news, and more
Collegiate:
NCAA statistics website <- Can toggle between D1 and D3, please note a lot of colleges and conferences also have their own stat pages that are sometimes cleaner and more in depth so worth googling. Usually on individual college website you can find things like total shots and face offs
USCHO <- Standings, Stats, polls, includes D1 and D3. Stats are easily searchable, which is nice if you, say, just want to see all the seniors and can search "sr,"
Clean Sheet Hockey's commitment and transfer list <- D1 hockey, there's a few different transfer and commitment lists on the internet but i LOVE clean sheet's for how, well, clean and organized it is and that they include context for different players
USports statistics website <- Includes shots on goal, has the ability to save as csv or copy which I love
IIHF:
IIHF tourament page <- you can navigate to different tournaments over different years and levels (click the three dots to get to U18 worlds, on the right hand side you can navigate different years) and will guide you to the website for each one, most of which include a statistical page. A lot of the top division tournaments track shot locations and time on ice if you select a specific game, scroll down to the bottom of the left side bar, and look for "official game sheets"
IIHF Asia and Oceania tournaments <- Same idea as above, but this specific shows events like the Women's Asia Cup and Women's Asia Championship
Historical:
Page of resources from WHKYHAC <- a lot of these are google drive or github links to things ranging from shot location data through olympics to transition data from the PWHPA. Also has historical CWHL statistics. Check out their youtube to see the projects people did!
theirhockeycounts.com <- historical PHF and CWHL statistics, with some college and international statistics too. A little more in depth than what is on elite prospects, including tracking primary assists
Collegehockeystats.net <- D1 women's hockey stats, rosters, schedules from 1999 to 2021
CWHL tracker <- nice and clean website with old CWHL statistic
Ice Garden's 2018 women's hockey statistics primer <- Primer itself still a good intro, and at the bottom are some websites hosting old statistics or projects from PHF / CWHL days. some links are dead (ie the old CWHL website) but can probably be found on a internet archive search
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outer-andromeda · 11 hours ago
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Posting this lil' three-Eras Spamton color ref I made for myself
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vickie21579 · 3 days ago
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new ref sheet (>_<)
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paranevitable · 21 hours ago
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a simple color ref of pomni i made for my comic
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