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charlie | 23 | he/they | dollkin posting :3

[bittersweetbunnyyyy]

pink 🧁🩰

[bunnuppyquilt]

Mrs. Rabbit <3

[losttimesnail]

dollkin (handshake emoji) dogkin background is from this book of knitwear, heavily edited w lace pngs

[hislitllamb]

sleepy girl .. ♡

[bunnuppyquilt]

Thrift finds <3 nightgown and watch

[princessdollyy]

[killeverybodythere]

[hislitllamb]

[bunnuppyquilt]

There's monster in here :P

[hislitllamb]

[tinyartbean]

my precious lamb <3

[bunnuppyquilt]

Latest thrift find :3

[vacillatordoll]

[dolliepubby]

i did not use this account for ages but im reviving it :3

[tenya]

fucked up how colors look different depending on what screen you’re looking at them on. that should be illegal I think

[broskepol-deactivated20221009]

this fucking shit, you know

[bogleech]

I spend so much time carefully picking and adjusting the colors in every single drawing I make that I’d probably lose my mind if I didn’t just repeatedly push this out of my memory and pretend it’s not a thing. Why am I reblogging a blank empty post that doesn’t say anything??? Weird

[gaysheep]

good news! you can’t make sure that everyone will see the correct colors on their own device, but you can make sure your monitor is as accurate as possible for printing and sharing by calibrating it! 

there are a bunch of free monitor tests, but here’s an easy one you can use. the passmark and eizo tests are also pretty good, though passmark doesn’t work in your browser. be warned that some tests may cause eye strain.

you can either use the settings built into your monitor itself or use the display color calibration settings in your operating system to adjust the settings until everything looks correct, and then enjoy your accurate colors.

[zeldadiarist]

REBLOG TO SAVE A LIFE

[camerapits]

Photographers, too. Color calibrate your monitors if you intend to print or sell your work. There’s a ton of info out there for this.

[aww-so-pretty]

Awww a little baby

[softpinecone]

promise me that everything will be okay