[ Ummm... Hi! ]

Hi! I'm sixteen, you can call me Karu, i'm not good at english but you can talk with me :D I can speak english, spanish and french. I like manga, cartoon, Homestuck, Transformers, Vocaloid, Tengen toppa Gurren Lagann, Free! (swimming anime), SnK, Kagerou Project, Magi, Kuroko no Basket and some other things that are mostly anime-realted. I love drawing a lot, but I don't upload many pictures here. If you want my Skype you can ask me ^^ I reblog mostly Homestuck, magi and Kill la Kill talk with me, don't be shy! :D

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A simple guide to picking a great color palette. No matter what the colors are, using colors that are certain distances from each other on the color wheel result in a great contrast of colors. The simple color schemes shown above are used in the most popular logos, posters, websites, paintings, and even movies and television.

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character select

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dog 1: master of a tibetan temple, this dog has been living and breathing the arts of shaolin since birth. He has his chi in complete alignment, and is a taciturn natural fighter even in his old age. Underestimating him could prove to be a fatal mistake.

dog 2: what he lacks in formal training, he makes up for with pure brute strength. Born with an innate physical fitness, a knack for fighting, and something to prove, this dog is known to slip into a berserker rage, awakening only when he has downed his enemy.

dog 3: growing up in the mean streets of the inner city, this dog had to learn to brawl in order to survive. He has his own self-taught style of capoeira, adapted from the 1980′s b-boy movement. Quick on his feet, even quicker on his hands, and with the street smarts it takes to win any fight, this dog has some big connections in the underworld that would scare any opponent.

dog 4: an expert assassin, cool, calculating, this dog speaks very little. but behind his cold gaze lies the mind of an expert fighter, his knowledge of stealth combat, tracking skills, and armament of concealed weaponry ensure that you don’t see him until it’s already too late.

dog 5: a veteran of the persian gulf war and balkan conflicts of the 1990′s, this dog has seen combat in some of the most vicious contemporary warfare theaters. His resolve is unshakeable, has extensive CQC training, and is a master tactician. After events he refuses to disclose, he left the service, and went to live in the wild, hunting for himself, coming into town once a month for supplies. a force to be reckoned with.

dog 6: little is known about this dog, other than he is the product of a top secret government project gone wrong. filled to the brim with the latest cybernetic technology and performance enhancing pharmaceuticals, He became unstable, and massacred the entire black ops lab he was being held in. He now wanders, an unknown quantity. What destruction is this dog capable of?

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Winged Eyeliner for Beginners 

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reblog to save a life

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[culturenlifestyle]

From the Museum to the Streets

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culturenlifestyle:

Artist and filmmaker Julien de Casabianca’s Outings Project was first conceived when he visited the Louvre and stumbled upon an Ingres painting of a female prisoner tucked away in a corner of the museum. Casablanca, then, decided to free her both figuratively and literally by producing a reproduction of the character as piece of urban art. Although many people won’t recognize the piece itself or the artist, Casablanca’s purpose was to exhibit her beauty and freedom for the purpose of being properly admire. 

After Casablanca shared images of his first artwork online, other artists in at least 18 cities, including London, Barcelona, Rio de Janeiro and others have liberated similar anonymous figures. A pleasant surprise to Casablanca the global perception was unplanned and is now fully embraced on his site. You can find Casabianca now on a 12-city tour around the United States shedding light on more unknown figures in local museums. 

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how i imagine good artists colour their drawings

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I’m just curious - where do people get their motivation to keep drawing? :V

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shia labeouf

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[did-you-know]

The stars can also be observed from Ikenosawa Sauna, a geothermic hot spring that sits in the middle of the crater that makes up most of the island, which is 224 miles/360 kilometers south of Tokyo.

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me: *draws art*

me: *hates art*

me: *knows i can only get better if i keep drawing*

me: *continues to draw but bitterly*

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What Space Really Looks Like by Nina Geometrieva

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Salon del Manga de Barcelona.

I’m going to write this rant in Spanish because it concerns Spanish people mainly, but I’ll summarize in English:

fans can’t sell their fanarts in amateur booths at the biggest Spanish con (Salon del Manga in Barcelona), but stores can sell those fanarts (stolen from internet) in their professional booths along with the rest of their pirated merchandise imported from China.

Y ahora mi queja en español:

Me parece super triste que no dejen a los fans vender sus fanarts en el Salón. Podría comprender y respetar que Ficomic esté luchando por los derechos de autor con uñas y dientes (pese a que Japón es la cuna de los doujinshis y ya está más que claro que a los autores les parece de maravilla), pero cuando veo que el 99% (por no decir el 100%) del merchandise que se vende en el salón es pirata a todas leguas, dudo mucho de las buenas intenciones de la organización.

He visto mis fanarts en posters y pegatinas que se vendían en stands de tiendas oficiales, así como los de otros artistas, pero a Ficomic eso parece que no le importa. ¿Cuál es el fin? ¿Se pueden vender fanarts y cosas “ilegales” siempre que ni el autor original de la obra ni el autor del dibujo reciban un duro? Porque me parece una política bastante absurda, con perdón.

Casi todas las convenciones del mundo tienen artist alley, muchas de ellas enormes. En el Salón de Barcelona es pequeña, cara, con poco espacio y además con unas normas que te invitan a quedarte en casa o tener que irte a otro país a vender tus cuatro cosillas de fan.

Por mi propia experiencia, me atrevería a decir que ninguno de los artistas que hacemos merchandise con nuestros fanarts o doujinshis nos ganamos la vida con ello. Es un pequeño extra que ganamos y que nos permite costearnos el viaje a esta u otra convención. Al menos yo personalmente no voy por negocio (abro comisiones y gano 4 veces más que vendiendo doujinshis), sino por la experiencia que es estar ahí, conocer gente, compartir gustos, etc.

Gracias Ficomic por quitarnos la ilusión, las ganas y las posibilidades. Espero que el Salón del Manga sea todo un éxito, y que los autores de todo el mundo agradezcan vuestra defensa de sus derechos contra esa terrible amenaza que son los fans vendiendo llaveros y postales de producción limitada.

Si tú también estás en contra de esta política de Ficomic, por favor, comparte.

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National Geographic photographers are metal as fuck

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That last one

[onlyblackgirl]

translates across cultures

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showing my mom this was a tragic mistake sHE KEEPS QUOTING IT

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when youre drawing and something is wrong but you cant figure out what it is

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Top 20 Characters Otaku Want to Marry

Ideal wife (2261 votes) 1. Hanayo (Love Live) 2. Nozomi (Love Live) 3. Rin (Love Live) 4. Nico (Love Live) 5. Kotori (Love Live) 5. Eri (Love Live) 7. Nanami (Uta Prince) 7. Maki (Love Live) 9. Umi (Love Live) 10. Yukimura (Hakuoki) 11. Kiyoko (Haikyuu) 12. Asuna (SAO) 13. Yui (Diabolik Lovers) 14. Onodera (Nisekoi) 15. Honoka (Love Live) 16. Saber (F/SN) 16. Kagami (Kuroko no Basuke) 18. Haruka (Free) 19. Sheryl (Macross F) 20. Yui (K-ON)

Ideal husband (2203 votes)

1. Makoto (Free) 2. Arakita (Yowamushi) 3. Sho (Uta Prince) 4. Tokiya (Uta Prince) 5. Gintoki (Gintama) 6. Reiji (Uta Prince) 7. Ai (Uta Prince) 8. Masato (Uta Prince) 9. Kazemaru (Uta Prince) 10. Akashi (Kuroko no Basuke) 10. Sugawara (Haikyuu) 12. Shokudaikiri Mitsutada (Touken Ranbu) 12. Saito (Hakuoki) 14. Miyuki (Daiya no A) 15. Okita (Gintama) 16. Akaashi (Haikyuu) 17. Hijikata (Hakuoki) 18. Otoya (Uta Prince) 19. Ren (Uta Prince) 20. Atobe Keigo (Tennis Prince)

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no one’s going to mention the casual bakagami as a waifu???????????

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I’ll fight on-ward And see you again, my friend

[andrewblushie]

Friends with mean and overprotective parents

when they are so overprotective you guys can hardly hang out

[ghoul-wizard]

Being the friend with overprotective parents