when the intimacy between two characters doesn’t even allow the readers in on their little space made for two . . the fourth wall is closed tight, locked and sealed
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Georgia body text, drop cap on the chapter opening
Rating and category icons redrawn as type. The sprite images are gone; ratings show as G / T / M / E, categories as F/M, M/M, F/F, GEN, MULTI. Explicit stays red. The red is lighter for the dark version to improve readability.
Relationship tags and characters set in all caps, additional tags stay lowercase so the differentiation is easier. Warnings in red, CCNTW is black but bolded.
Romantic ships get a line under them, platonic ones don't, making it easier to see which relationships are romantic at a glance
Visited works show a darker line under the title
Styled all the way down: stats, subscriptions, chapter index, inbox, comment threads
Removed the social links and news section of the homepage to move the unread messages up. Marked for later is now full page width on the homepage. Gives both functions more functionality and visibility.
Skin is fully functional on mobile.
Statistics page is reworked. The stats graphic and the year selector had to go, it was not possible to css style it. (shoot me a message and I will let you know what to remove to bring it back)
mute banner is hidden, all other banners show up
this skin was customized to my needs and taste, which might not be the same as yours, please feel free to make changes to make it your own
more screenshots below
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Feel free to remix. :)
Before you install: The display font is Didot, which comes with macOS and needs to be added to other OS, to get the full experience please download and install that font.
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Mobile:
Screenshots of the cool toned version and the warm toned one:
The wildest thing about Louis at the diner is, he could have totally gotten away with things if he'd had a single ounce of chill. If he wanted to show up every night, all he had to do was bring a laptop, order a coffee or a beer that he sipped occasionally, and not stared too intensely. People would have assumed he was just a guy who worked late, he'd become a regular, and would have probably gotten to chat with Regina without setting off screaming alarm bells.
Instead he didn't even make it a whole week before going "HEY SO DID YOU KNOW I AM ONE OF THE RICHEST MEN ALIVE AND THERE'S A BOOK ABOUT ME, ANYWAY I CAN BUY YOU A CAR"
genuine question for fan artists: how do you deal with the ethics of drawing NSFW of real people? specially when the media only exists in visual form so character X is always going to be that specific actor and you can't really draw just something similar to them.
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I find it hilarious how much some sectors of fandom used to never even consider this, while others are twitchy about even shipping anything from a live action show.
I'm way too crap of an artist for this to ever come up, but if I got better, I would still not think it's a big deal to draw porny fan art in colored pencil or whatever in an age where deepfakes exist. If you're really stressed about it, adopt a cartoonier art style.