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Sketches are good, but...
After a long break, it's hard to bring yourself to draw, huh
Full version, but I like the first two options better :3
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One of my favourite things when reading fanfiction is when you click with an author's style so much that you adore the fanfiction you're reading, and once it's over you need more. So you go to their page and hope that there's more for any fandom you might know- only there isn't any. They've written for other fandoms you aren't familiar with and never would've thought about before.
But you're down so bad for their style and talent that they got you wading in like:
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almost time for the yearly otgw rewatch but i saw this today. what a treat
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Keith Haring for Sesame Street
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Designing a billboard is a different task than designing an ad for a magazine; it’s got a very different set of requirements. It has to read really fast, because it’s aimed at people driving by. I think they’ve got about six seconds to digest an image and get the message. To make them stand out, the designers would also add sculptural elements.
There was an Eric Clapton billboard for “Backless” where he was sitting alone in a room and there was a three-dimensional lampshade on the billboard that lit up at night. Alice Cooper had billboards with light-up eyes that changed from day to night…
I think the thing that set the rock-’n’-roll billboards apart from other billboards at the time, and probably ever since, is that it really wasn’t about making a sale. It wasn’t about getting somebody to a cash register to buy something. It was about creating an image, and about a trust between the artist and the record companies… One great billboard for a recording of the “Tommy” album—not by the Who but by the London Symphony—had these two giant chrome pinball eyes photo-realistically painted on it. If you were driving down the street, you’d practically hit the brakes when you saw it. You might have no idea what this was about, it didn’t say “Tommy” or anything on it. They had this leeway to treat these billboards as art pieces, bridging that gap between fine art, commercial art, and the urban landscape.
When Rock ‘n’ Roll Loomed Large Over the Sunset Strip
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Girl dad Alex Claremont Diaz... | Henry ver.
Please reblog, don’t repost :)
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Also girl dad Henry Fox | Alex ver.
Please reblog, don’t repost :)
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Shaking and trembling, we made it to another coffee and pumpkin season 🎃☕️ Prints available!
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not sure if i've breathed since watching chappell roan's performance last night
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crazy little fucker
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THE BOY AND THE HERON (2023)
dir. hayao miyazaki
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