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No ballgowns for THIS Cinderella!
(Iâve decided to finish out the challenge, because itâs for my Instagram community and not for/by Disney itself.)Â
Never been a tech person- but I guess I donât pay attention to anything ever as well!
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING | dir. Peter Jackson (released 19 December 2001) HAPPY 20TH ANNIVERSARY!
Celebrating 20 Years of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring dir. Peter Jackson (Dec. 19, 2001)
I wish the ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened.
So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.
stop asking whoâs the man and whoâs the woman in gay relationships and start asking which ones the serial murderer and which ones the one trying to catch them
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https://flaunt.com/content/daisy-edgar-jones-sebastian-stan-phone-a-friend the interview is really good too!
Thank you lovely!! I will check it out as soon as I've stopped laughing and/or crying hysterically đđ
The actors feature as a digital cover of Phone a Friend Issue, coming soon!
Disney Animation + đ¸Flower Petalsđ¸
Tony: Iâm going to need you to swear-- Peter: Fuck. Tony: ⌠Tony: Swear as in promise. Peter: âŚoh.
Tarzan visual development by Paul Felix
They say girls marry guys like their dads. But they donât consider the girls who are basically the female version of there dadâs. Apparently, we marry guys like our momâs. Itâs weird.
Turns fan on & gets in bed
*too cold*
Turns fan off & gets back in bed
*too hot*
Pattern will continue until thereâs sufficient weather to excuse using the A/C or heat. So maybe Iâll get to sleep towards the end of May
My rendition of saturn devouring his son as a pancake
DAMN yâall this isnât the fuckin floor itâs my kitchen counter oh my god
he is devouring
Hey tumblr friends, in case I haven't told you lately, I have no idea what the FUCK half of you are on about and I WISH I didn't know what the rest of you are on about. Great work. Keep it up.
Hey I have good news for everyone.
Cringe culture literally does not exist outside of the internet.
I take my Minecraft backpack to college and I get tons of compliments on it. My bossâs son plays Minecraft and heâs elated to have a âresident Minecraft expert.â
Lots of things that fall under âcringeâ are very dear to me and my friends. Good people recognize and celebrate that passion, no matter what itâs for.
cringe culture exists online and in high school, thatâs literally it
cringe culture exists
online and in high school, thatâs
literally it
Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.
Literally one time I was on an airplane and this 50 year old dude noticed my pokeball phone charger and it turned out he was a big pokemon fan who used to work on card development and gave me a rare pack of German misprinted pokemon cards because he was flying to visit a pokemon merch unwrapping youtuber channel so being public with your interests can be good actually
Know what Iâm salty about?
In all my art classes, I was never taught HOW to use the various tools of art.
Like yes, form, and shape and space and color theory and figure drawing is important, but so is KNOWING what different tools do.
Iâm 29 and I JUST learned this past month that India Ink is fucking waterproof when it dries. Why is this important? Because I can line something in India Ink and then go over it with watercolors. And that has CHANGED the ENTIRE way I art and the ease I can create with.
tldr: Art Teachers: teach your students what different tools do. PLEASE.
WAIT INDIA INK JS WATERPROOF ONCE IT DRIES????? THE ENTIRE REASON IVE AVOIDED MARKERS MY ENTIRE LIFE IS BECAUSE JNK BLEEDS AND YOURE TELLING ME INDIA INK IS
F U C K I N G W A T E R P R O O F
yall calligraphers out there this is extremely fuckin important if u wanna get into illumination shenanigans because i swear to you there will b discoveries like these^
heres some of mine, pls take with a grain of salt im a total gotdamn amateur:
a lot of the time, the ability for colored ink to bleed will vary wildly WITHIN A SINGLE BRAND OF COLORED INKS. my cobalts bleed like fucking CRAZY compared to my reds, which, when u reference manuscripts that tend to put white ink ON TOP of either red or blue⌠you see where shit gets real and real annoying.Â
u can buy an aeresol, fully transparent workable sealant for like 5-10 dollars at your local art store. when i realize a piece ive been working on needs a color on TOP of a bleed happy ink, i give it a layer of this stuff. trouble is it CAN warp the paper so its important as soon as it dries to use heavy things (paperweights, books) to counteract the paper curling.
ink solvent, like koh i noorâs rapido-eeze, is only compatible with SOME inks, but will work on most acrylics. If you happen to be working with sturdy vellum that you have pre-sealed, it can be possible to literally use ink solvent to wipe away your calligraphy mistake like a goddamn bounty commercial
Shit I Learned Working At Dick Blick:Â
WD40, found at your local hardware store, will remove Sharpie marker from almost any hard surface.Â
 Acrylic inks will show brush strokes in large areas but are waterproof and quick-drying.Â
 Acrylic gouache is vivid, fluid, dried matte, is UTTERLY opaque on black paper, handles exactly like watercolor, and is waterproof.Â
Putting an oil painting in the sun will turn the yellowed portions back to their original white and wont hurt the painting.Â
 Cheap acrylic paintings will bleach out if left in the sun - get UV protectant spray or varnish. Nicer acrylic paints are less prone to sun bleaching, but they still do. Plan accordingly. Oil paints are much less prone to this.Â
Solvent-based markers blend together MUSH MORE SMOOTHLY than alcohol-based markers.Â
There is an acrylic paint medium for literally every effect you can conceivably think of (fabric paint medium, gloss medium, fluid medium, sand medium, fast-dying/slow-drying medium, etc.).Â
 If youâre going to buy student-grade paint to save cash, buy earth-tones (burnt sienna, ochre, etc.); they are made with cheap pigments already, and you wont tell a difference. You WILL tell a difference between student-grade and artist-grade bright colors (all yellows, blues, and reds).Â
If youâre working with markers but arenât using marker paper, you need to switch. Markers donât blend on printer paper, they just layer (even expensive markers).Â
If you want a glass palette for paint mixing but donât want to shell out the cash, buy a giant picture frame at Goodwill, take the glass out, and electrical tape it to a piece of foam board the same size for stability.Â
 Hog bristle brushes are for oil paint, sable brushes are for watercolor, and synthetic brushes are for acrylic and oil (but not watercolor because synthetic bristles canât absorb water).Â
 If youâre going to splurge on any aspect of your creation, splurge on the paper. Get the good stuff - crappy markers/paint/pencils look good on good paper, but not the other way around. (There is more, but these are the big ticket items)
Some more, also from working at Dick Blick:
- Palette knives are for mixing paint and TRUST ME you want to learn how to use them. When you mix with your brush you loose paint and itâs hard in your brushes.
- DO NOT FIX YOUR ARTWORK WITH HAIRSPRAY. If youâre proud of your work and want to keep it, buy the actual spray fix. Hairspray is not archival in the slightest and will damage your work.
- On top of that, be careful how you store your work. Newsprint is handy and cheap, but also not acid-free and it will yellow your paper. Foamboard? Matboard? Also not always acid-free (but you can get them acid-free).
- There is no food-safe paint. Period. There are lots of ways you can decorate pottery that arenât glazes, but only glazes are food safe (and even some of those arenât).
- Also not food safe: Polymer clay (sculpey), air dry clay, oil-based clay, ceramics that have not been glaze fired, oil pastels, sharpie, glues of any kind, or mod podge (even the âdishwasher safeâ kind).
- Donât even get me started on mod podge. Itâs not consistent. Itâs not archival. Itâs not a sealant, itâs a glue (setting aside some of the weird hyper-specific ones they make that Iâve literally never seen in real life).
- If your glue isnât archival or at least acid-free, donât use it in your artwork.
- There are so many different kinds of paper out there, just go try them. But also make sure you know if itâs acid-free or not (it probably is).
- Marker paper is usually 15 to 20 lbs. News print is usually 30 to 35 lbs. Tracing paper is usually 25 lbs. Rice paper can range from 20 to 50 lbs. Printer paper is 20 lbs. Vellum paper is usually 48 to 55 lbs. Sketchbook paper is usually 50 to 60 lbs. Drawing paper is usually 70 to 80 lbs. Cardstock can range from 50 to 110 lbs. Charcoal paper is usually 50 to 65 lbs. Pastel paper can range from 70 lbs to board. Bristol paper can range from 50 lbs to board. Mixed media paper can range from 90 to 140 lbs. Printmaking paper can range from lbs 90 to 300 lbs. Watercolor paper can range from 90 to 500 lbs.
- The heavier and rougher the paper is, the more it will absorb. If youâre using a paper too smooth for your medium it will take forever to dry and may smudge. If youâre using a paper too light for your medium, it will warp and curl.
- If youâre working heavily with water, you need to stretch your paper (aka seal down your edges of the paper to a hard, water resistant surface). If you donât like doing that because itâs a hassle, buy a watercolor block instead of a pad/individual peices.
- If youâre working on a thicker paper, and make a mistake that your canât erase or cover- you can scrape and/or cut it out! With a really sharp exacto knife, you can very CAREFULLY remove the top layer of paper fibers on most paper.
- DO NOT USE ACRYLIC AS BODY PAINT. Itâs plastic.
- If you paint with oil, buy a silicoil jar. Itâs the best $10 youâve ever spent.
- Acrylic paint is basically water-based plastic. It will basically fuse with anything plastic (like a plastic palette), and will not stick to anything oil-based.
- Acrylic paint and house paint are not the same thing and you cannot mix them together. Acrylic paint is made from a water-based acrylic polymer, and house paint is almost always latex and can come both water-soluable and not.
@pamelab has this amazing reference crossed your dash yet?
Useful info for fellow art students. :)
i have only one opinion about pretty much every single character in the silmarillion, and it is this: i love them but also make fun of them a lot