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Sauce:- The villainess has fun again.

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Kim Se-jeong 💗

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Webtoon uploading thumbnails issue solution

I've had this issue for 2 years but never found any available solution before, everyone i found having this issue never solved it. So i thought i should share it and help the others.

The solution is pretty simple: webtoon is a Korean website so the only thing you need is a Korean web browser: Naver Whale.

Download and install it. If it says any problem with languages, change language to English in settings and restart it.

So I've been trying to upload my comics to webtoon since 2022, but never succeeded because I've always been stuck at the first step: uploading thumbnails. My image files followed exactly the guidelines but the uploading icon kept spinning for 2 years.

I had tried Google Chrome, Edge, Firefox... It had never worked. Using developer mode by pressing F12 could see a lot of third party cookie/tracker and json.parse errors, which my small brain couldn't handle a tiny bit of them.

Until today, a thought popped up in my mind: Webtoon is a Korean website, maybe a Korean web browser should do it?

and poof! it worked! now i can finally stack my comics there im crying

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So, i was reading High Class Homos on Webtoon yesterday at school and got a bit inspired today to make few pride icons: Sapphia, Marla and Odette.

Gonna make more later (!)

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My favorite actresses

In no particular order

Kim Se-jeong

What I've watched: Busted, A Business Proposal, The Uncanny Counter

What I want to watch: School 2017, Today's Webtoon

Okay, so though I said it was in no particular order, Se-jeong is definitely my top pick. I just love her, both on- and off-screen. She can nail both a bubbly rom-com protagonist and a hard-core, ass-kicking action star. And off-screen, she's just so happy and excited about everything in variety shows. I'm definitely hoping for a lot more dramas to come from her in the future.

Han Hyo-joo

What I've watched: The Pirates; The Last Royal Treasure, W, Happiness

What I want to watch: Treadstone, Masquerade, Moving

This woman is just so goddamn cool in every role I've seen her in, as well as from what I can tell of her other roles. I'm not really sure what else to say tbh. She's amazing, end of sentence. I cannot wait to see her other projects as well, I'm sure they're fantastic.

Jang Na-ra

What I've watched: The Last Empress, Sell Your Haunted House

What I want to watch: V.I.P., Family; The Unbreakable Bond

The Last Empress was one of the first dramas I watched where I was like; "oh so that's what a kdrama can be" - and her role as Oh Sunny is still one of my favorite characters ever, even years later. Just for that alone, she gets a spot on this list. SYHH was fantastic as well, only adding to my point here.

Kim Ji-won

What I've watched: Arthdal Chronicles, Descendants of the Sun, The Heirs, Fight For My Way

What I want to watch: Queen of Tears

This is a case where she somehow just ended up in dramas I had planned to watch, without knowing she was in them. And in every one, she just stole the show. I don't know what it is about her, but she just stands out in the best ways. I was so sad when I found out she wouldn't continue as Tanya in Arthdal, as I just think she was perfect in that role.

Park Bo-young

What I've watched: Strong Girl Bong-soon, Doom At Your Service

What I want to watch: Abyss, Concrete Utopia

She was so heart-shatteringly amazing in Doom At Your Service that I just had to put her on this list. Though the others actors were fantastic as well, she just carried this entire drama on her back. And Bong-soon is just an iconic character all around. It took me a while to realize they were played by the same actress, she's that good.

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A summary of today's Gose episode

Now I finnally understand why Dino,the8 and Mingyu were seen eating, wonwoo, woozi, Vernon, and Hoshi having a picnic, scoups, jeonghan and Jun running

Mingyu will forever be the editor cuts victim

Just as usual, audio chaos!!

BY FOOT GONNA BE SO ICONIC LMAOOO

Vernon saying "I am never going to miss an episode of Going Seventeen" XD

"Anytime Everywhere Going Together" to "Just" LMAO DINO IS SO REAL FOR THIS

Boo Seungkwang: how have we lasted for 9 years? I really thought that... HAHAHAHAHA

jeonghan reads webtoons!!!

THE JOKER CARD: ASKING PEOPLE RANDOMLY WHAT ARE THEY TAKING AND IF THEY RESPOND WITH NEW JEANS HYPE BOY THEY'LL TAKE WHATEVER RIDE THEY WANT FOR THE NEXT 30 MINUTES.

"Good things about units Only two people to criticize you" Haha gose editor's sense of humour is really on point.

Mingyu & his connection - brand, BSS, SVT, & producer Woozi & proceed to pretend to write notes but write nothing on his laptop

NOT JUN GOING FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT AMIDST THE CHAOS OMG I LOVE THEM

It's CHAOS!!!! and I love it:)

me every going seventeen ep: poor Dino lmao

AnOthEr ✨PEACEFUL day✨ of SeveenTeen

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About me: Hi! I'm mod Mooshie, but you can also call me mod Emu, and this is my editing blog! I'm a demigirl lesbian, and i use she/her pronouns. If you want to interact more with me, you can go on my main @mooshie008! I will be more than happy to have more friends on here~.

What I can do: icons, pride icons, matching icons, wallpapers (specify your sizes when requesting this!), layouts (Tumblr size is the default), headers (Tumblr size is the default), moodboards, and reply icons! this list may be updated in the future.

Sources: Project Sekai, Bandori, Genshin Impact, DDLC, Pokemon, Nintendo in general, Omori, Sanrio, Danganronpa, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Cookie Run (both games), and unlisted sources (MUTUALS ONLY).

I am going to prioritize requests for Project Sekai, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Pokemon, Sanrio, and Genshin Impact!

Whitelist: Emu Otori, Mizuki Akiyama, Minori Hanasato, An Shiraishi, Ichika Hoshino and Saki Tenma (Project Sekai). Kaoru Seta, Yukina Minato, Lisa Imai (Bandori). Yoimiya, Raiden Shogun, Lisa, Yae Miko, and Eula (Genshin Impact). All of the club members except the protagonist (DDLC). Cynthia, Serena, Dawn (Pokemon). Kirby franchise (Nintendo). Basil, Kel and Aubrey (Omori). Kuromi, My Melody, Cinnamoroll and Pompompurin (Sanrio). Kaede Akamatsu, Rantaro Amami, Kyoko Kirigiri, Ibuki Mioda, Himiko Yumeno and Miu Iruma (Danganronpa). The whole holy quintet (Puella Magi Madoka Magica). Black Raisin Cookie, Parfait Cookie, Pure Vanilla Cookie, Latte Cookie, Croissant Cookie, Timekeeper Cookie (Cookie Run).

Blacklist: Characters with no content to edit, DSMP, Boyfriends (Webtoon), incestuous and pedophilic ships, Kokichi Ouma, Haiji Towa, Teruteru Hanamura, any ship with Byakuya Togami and Junko Enoshima, Saiouma, the DDLC protagonist, Purple Yam Cookie, glitchcore, weirdcore, any aesthetic that easily hurts eyes.

Rules: Please be specific whenever you request something, this includes stuff like size, aesthetic, character and source (in case you request an unlisted source). Credit me in case you use any of my edits in a visible place for everyone to see. I can get quite busy sometimes, so please be patient and don't rush me. I have every right to delete a request if i feel uncomfortable doing it. And last but not least, for the love of god have some manners and be respectful when requesting.

DNI: Do not use any of my edits or interact with me if you fall under anything this list has, and also if you are a nsfw or gore blog/if you reblog that stuff, but keep in mind I will block anyone that makes me feel uncomfortable.

And that's it for today, i hope you feel safe to request from me, i will be more than happy to edit for you! Have a great day! <3.

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 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘   …   𝗡𝗔𝗠 𝗬𝗢𝗢𝗡𝗦𝗢𝗢 .

      by clicking the SOURCE LINK you’ll be able to buy 111 gif icons ( 75px ) of NAM YOONSOO in today’s webtoon. i made these from scratch so do not add any of these in your own icons packs / claim as your own. also these can’t be used to rp sm*t. please leave a reblog and/or a like to show me your support!

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request criteria

I got my first request today that I'm so happy to work on ! Because of this, I decided to make a quick guide to requesting anything from me!

How to request:

Please state the following:

Character + what media they are from

Colors you'd like me to use

Aesthetic/Vibe you'd like

Any distinct details (adding text such as BYI or ur user)

How many you'd like

The standard amount of graphics per character will be 3, but the limit is 5! This includes one horizontal piece (aka a like..banner thing idk what it's called), one icon, and whatever I feel like looked cool :3 if you want something specific, please clarify!

I will make graphics for: anime, cartoons, comics, webtoons, ytubers/yt series, celebs you adore I will NOT make graphics for: Hazbin Hotel/Helluva Boss (outside of Verosika or Emily from either), Taylor Swift, DSMP. This will update over time :)

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Keeping Your Comic Perspectives Broad

Hi there! 

This week, I've had a lot on my mind. I saw a conversation going around Bluesky about whether the big two are publishing comics for kids in a way that's reflective of their multimedia presences. I'm reading Bill Griffith's Three Rocks: The story of Ernie Bushmiller, the Man Who Created Nancy and, somehow, moments after putting it down after reading for a bit this morning, managed to open Bluesky to a creator I like having no idea who Nancy is. Becca and I each read the Palestine section of Joe Sacco's Journalism since it's the only Sacco book I have that I know where it is in the house, unfortunately. And, being a Sunday morning, I did my usual Sunday round-up of new releases on the Shonen Jump app and on Webtoons. Plus all the comics I read as a regular part of my work day--action-adventure with funny animals (Sonic), action-thriller with giant monsters & robots (Godzilla), and pitches and shorts of horror and sci-fi and superheroes and all sorts of stuff. I've enjoyed a lot of different types of comics, and all of that goes back to a different conversation I saw going around earlier on Bluesky, of why comics creators who may not particularly enjoy superhero stories should still recognize the fundamental comics storytelling that they've built and refined over the past almost 100 years. 

So, today we're talking briefly on all of that in talking about the importance of keeping your perspectives broad on what the medium is and can be. 

Is Nancy the Purest Expression of Comics? 

Like... probably! Yeah. Nancy is great, whether you're talking about modern Nancy or classic! It is the only comic I consistently remember to read every day (though I try very hard to keep up with my other two current dailies, Dumbing of Age and Gil Thorp). I am not the first to say that Nancy is a comic inherently about comics, about the format and the ways in which we interact with them. In fact, there's a whole book called How to Read Nancy which contends that you can understand all complexities of comics through a single Nancy strip. Which somehow manages to be a bold claim and something so inherently true if you've ever read Nancy that it almost renders the book superfluous. 

Something a lot of folks who are not Nancy-heads probably don't realize is that the strip is *technically* 101 years old. It started as a different strip, Fritzi Ritz, with a different creator, Larry Whittington. Nancy herself showed up in 1933, and accidentally kinda took over. Good for her. And, under Bushmiller's (and later assistants') pen, it became this just really condensed form of comics in usually 3-4 panel gag strips that play with all the conventions of the form. I've mentioned the new Comic Devices site and I genuinely believe you can probably find any of the devices mentioned in the great history of Nancy strips. 

With this high pedigree and recognition by many cartoonists and the heights of how big it got as a newpaper comic, you'd think Nancy would be an instantly recognizable character to anyone who has ever read a comic and... she's iconic, no doubt, but especially now, I don't think that's true (see the above where I mentioned a creator I like having no idea who Nancy was). 

The Conventions of Superheroes

The reason I bring up Nancy in particular is that Nancy is a comic strip. Yes, Nancy has also been a comic book and many strips are also now digital as well as print, but my point being, outside of a few strip collections and your more literary books like Three Rocks or How to Read Nancy, you aren't going to see a lot of Nancy at your local bookstore or comic shop. And that's also kind of one of the things I love about comics as a medium. While there are obvious downsides too, I do love that comics readers are spoiled with choice. Whatever genre may strike your fancy, whatever method of comics storytelling--single issues, collections and OGNs, webcomics, strips, weird hybrid things, whatever--you can kind of find and enjoy if that's what you want. 

I bring this all up in reference to superheroes because there is still, even within creator spaces, I think there tend to be misconceptions about what "superhero comics" are, or bad experiences with superhero comics leading to a rejection of the breadth of that form of storytelling. 

Take, for example, the many times I have gone into a bookstore (not usually comic shops, but bookstores) and have seen a display that reads something like "Comics without superheroes" and then it has Sandman on it. I think my local library's had that sort of display too. And I'm like... Martian Manhunter and Doctor Destiny are in volume 1 of this thing. Sandman is very much a part of the DC universe, it's just not telling "traditional" superhero narratives. But it is a book that exists within and because of superhero storytelling. Same with pretty much all of early/retroactively Vertigo--Swamp Thing, Doom Patrol, Animal Man, Hellblazer, Lucifer, that weird Prez one-shot, etc. 

Or, alternatively, take the folks who love My Hero Academia and don't have the same relationship with other superhero comics. Yes, the actual forms of them tend to be different, but that thing wears it's Big 2 influences on its sleeve. 

I think I'm drifting a bit, so to refocus on the point--even if you don't think you like superhero stories, chances are, there are some that would really resonate with you because superhero stories aren't a monolith. And, y'know, I also sometimes wonder if I'm the one with odd taste because while I may have genre preferences in the types of media I consume, I'm usually pretty flexible with trying different samples from different forms and finding stuff I like even if not everything's for me (like... I'm not a big jazz guy, but there's definitely some that does it for me). And the reason you'll find that there are stories that work for you is superheroes are a vehicle for storytelling the same as many other things. Superhero stories can be political commentary, they can be self-aware, they can be horror or romance or suspense or or sci-fi or sometimes even non-fiction autobiography. What you want is likely there, there just might be some extra footwork to find what you want. 

And, if nothing else, you can find some amazing craft within superhero comics. I often link to it because I think it's quite the analysis, but years ago, ComicsAlliance ran a really great multi-part piece on superheroes as the basics of color theory and how that can apply outside the world of superhero comics. So many tricks to lettering and layouts and foreshortening and the ways in which we can create shorthand or pose bodies or create interesting juxtapositions can be found in superhero comics. And that's true of kind of any type of comic. You can find bits that you like there. 

The other reason I stress all of this, and one of the other big misconceptions I think people sometimes have about superhero comics, is as I mentioned earlier, I saw a thread questioning basically "Are there comics starring Spider-Verse star, Spider-Gwen, that my middle grader can read?" And the short answer is yes! She's got a major role in Marvel Action: Spider-Man. A lot of her comics runs, honestly, pretty kid-friendly as long as you accept that your kid might have some questions about like... a few instances of word choices or like relationships. Which is how a lot of comics still are--we think of single issue comics that aren't shelved in the kids section as being "child inappropriate" and certainly, some of them are, but a lot of them are fine for an inquisitive kid. And, yes, publishers are trying to make it easier with clearer options for younger folks, like the DC younger reader graphic novels program or Marvel's Scholastic books. 

Enjoy a Little of Everything Here's the big takeaway. If you let them be, comics can be a buffet of delights. You can sample so many different things and eat as much as you want and sometimes find, sure, this soup doesn't really work for you, but the one next to it slaps. And I think the best creators are people who recognize that and fully embrace it and try to read a lot of other comics in their various forms and genres and also, of course, consume plenty of other non-comics work too and maybe have some sort of life outside of pop culture. But whether it is trying to stay abreast of what is currently happening in comics to see if someone else is executing a similar idea or to be able to recommend a book to a lost parent or to really be able to seek out the things you personally enjoy and be able to incorporate the best of that into your own work, I think you've got to take comics with a broad perspective. 

That's it for me this week! See ya soon! 

What I enjoyed this week: Blank Check (Podcast),  Reverse 1999 (Video Game), Joe Pera Talks with You (TV show), Scott Pilgrim Takes Off (Anime), Gone Girl (Movie... I might've watched this two weeks ago, but hey, still slaps), Three Rocks (Comic), Journalism by Joe Sacco (Comic), Nancy (Comic), Lego Masters (TV show)

New Releases this week (11/15/2023): Godzilla Rivals: vs. Mechagodzilla (Editor)     - As an aside, a couple of my Godzilla creators, Kara Huset from Rivals: vs. Mechagodzilla and Lane Lloyd from an upcoming War for Humanity cover, are going through a bit of a tough time and could use some extra work. If you've got anything to send their way, I can vouch for 'em! They are both creators where in like 3-5 years, you'll be notable for getting them before they blew up! 

Final Order Cutoffs next week (11/20/2023): Sonic the Hedgehog #68 (Editor)

New Releases next week (11/22/2023): Brynmore #5 (Editor)

Announcements: Do you have $10, want some cool comics, and also want to do good in the world? Adam Szym put together Comics for Gaza's Children on itch.io. They're already a third of the way to their overall goal and just launched this morning. It's over 100 items from more than 50 creators across a ton of different genres. I have a comic in there because Becca volunteered Jimmy Squarefoot as well as their adult NSFW comic with letterer Duke NuCum, Rivals. All proceeds are going to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund. 

If you have more money to give, the Cartoonist Cooperative is doing E-Sim cards for Gaza. You can donate a digital sim card so that residents can get access to the internet and have more functional phones and, in exchange, get some comics or a drawing or whatever else is available from the many participating artists. 

You can also give more directly. If you don't have money, and I get it, you can call or fax or email or show up at the offices of your representatives. And, of course, if you need to step away for a bit so that you can do more again later on, please take care of yourself. 

And this last part is unlikely, because you're someone who reads and/or works in comics, but if you've still got a couple of dollars, why not support some struggling artists? Aside from those already mentioned, you can visit my webstore, my Patreon, or my Kofi, and you can always visit Becca's portfolio/shop/Patreon/Twitch streams too. Depending on what time I have to go through things and update my shop, I'm hoping to do a little something for Small Business Saturday-Cyber Monday. 

Pic of the Week: When Becca and I were grocery shopping the other day, we saw a genuinely very impressively sized eggplant. It was bigger than their hand. And hilarious eggplant as dick aside, honestly, it made us kinda bummed that we don't like eggplant because that's just a really impressive veggie! 

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Viral Hit Episode 1/2 (i forgot)

the urge to 🤛 pakgo rn if i get names wrong bear with me im still learning em

AJDKSJD ICONIC OF HOBIN

no cuz how did mans make it in 30 seconds i- itd take me 30 seconds to make THE TRIP back and forth

Then again park taejun co wrote thks webtoon so it's probably a trademark of his characters LMAOFJS

THE WAY HE WENT FLYING RIP THE NOODLES

NAH THATS CROSSING THE LINE SNAPPER 😃🔪🔪

COMMENTORS SO REAL FOR THAT

snapper lowk deserved it im just sayin

OH? YESSSS OK SNAPPER MAYBE U CAN GET A CHANCE-

look at me switching up so fast lmao

AND THATS THAT FOR TODAYS EPISODE RANTS

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Kim Se-jeong // Today’s Webtoon

credits twitter: @srtaesra // like or reblog if you save\use