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115 GIFS OF SARAH BOLGER
All GIFs were made by me. Do not repost, remove my watermark, claim as your own, edit in any way, or include in gif hunts. Please like this post if using or saving any gifs and reblog only if you’re an rpc/h/a/lmnop. These gifs are only intended for roleplaying purposes.
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A Note About "Asylum" RPGs.
When I was 14, I spent a week in a behavioral health hospital. It was probably the worst week of my life. I don't notice this as often as I used to, but RPGs based on "asylums" are still very common. These roleplays treat mental illnesses as character traits, and romanticize being so mentally ill that you are hospitalized. This is personally offensive and insanely triggering to me on so many levels. I shouldn't even have to explain why. To all members and admins of these RPGs - shame on you.
Under the cut are approximately #120 gifs of Carrie Hope Fletcher. All were made by me and posted on my youtube blog. Feel free to edit/use however you like as long as you credit me. Please like/reblog if using.
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Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs is a 20 year old Mohawk actress from Kahnawake, Quebec. She is best known for her role in Rhymes for Young Ghouls, for which she was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Best Actress in a leading role. This gif pack was requested by anonymous.
There is also another great gif pack for her here as well.
TRIGGER WARNING FOR BLOOD IN SOME OF THE GIFS UNDER THE CUT!
There are 45 gifs under the cut.
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PHILLIPA SOO GIF HUNT
Under the cut is #96 gifs of my queen, Phillipa Soo. None of these gifs belong to me, all credit belongs to the creators. Like or reblog this if it helps you! I’ll be adding more as I find more.
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This gif hunt includes 150+ textless/small/medium gifs of Song Qian (AKA Victoria from f(x)) with long black hair. I’ve done other gif hunts of her so combined there are 900+ gifs. None of these gifs are mine so if you see your own gifs here and want me to take them down, feel free to message me. Please like or reblog this if you run a rph blog or plan on using it for rp purposes.
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Naming your characters is a pain in the ass, don’t lie
Are YOU struggling with naming your characters? Going through pages of names and finding nothing you like? Want something fitting to suit their background? Don’t want the same French surname that everybody use such as Devereux for your French character? Well I got the thing for you.
Writing Adolescent Fiction/Character Names
It has a ton of names (including surnames) from different ethnic groups. It also describes the usage of the name. You’ll definitely be learning something new when going through these pages.
☆ megan prescott gif hunt ☆
under the cut are ## small/medium hq gifs of MEGAN PRESCOTT without text. i apologize for any repeats, but there shouldn't be any. there are NO kathryn prescott mix ups. none of these gifs belong to me. there are no grey boxes. if you found useful, please like/reblog.
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{ &&. ─ ; general ingrid nilsen gif icon hunt }
under the cut you will find one hundred 100x100 gif icons of ingrid nilsen, requested by anonymous. none of the original gifs are mine, but I did crop + resize them all. please like and/or reblog if using or are an rph.
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Tutorial for icons like these and these
I’ll be using Photoshop Cc (it is in italian, but photoshop is the same for everyone…I think :O)
Basic skills needed, coloring, cutting out etc.
This is gonna be pretty detailed (not too much but datailed ahah)
If you have any other questions, Please don’t be afraid to ask :D
So lets start by opening your cap
I’m not going to cut him out, but I’m going to select him with the rectangular selection tool and I’m going to color the background (creating a new layer above the cap) around him with the color I’ll use for the icon
(this one) After this I put the two layers in a group and I open a new file for my icon, 100px
Then I start my colouring part: What I do everytime is this
1.I create a layer of every part of the pic I want to color and I set the layer to soft light (each one of the coloring) having something like its (obviously I change the opacity if I’m not satisfied about what I see)
2.Then, still in the group, I create a curves layer with this settings (input: 79 output: 147) but I don’t use it so much, only when my icon is still too dark.
3. I create a Selective Color layer (is it right in english? omg) with this settings in NEUTRAL: 0 | 0 | 0 | -11
4. The last part of the group is a vibrance layer: 48 | 0
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AFTER THIS, quit the group and above the group create another Selective Color layer with this settings in NEUTRAL: 3 | 5 | 4 | -13
then another curves layer (omg a list hahaha) with this settings (I’d love to make screens but idk my computer sometimes doesn’t make them ç_ç) input 114 | output 130
then a levels
NOW… last to layers (I think someone will be happy hahaha)
first: go to level -> new fill layer -> gradient fill
opacity: 37%
second one: the same as the first one, all white with 84% of opacity
SET THE TWO OF THEM TO SOFT LIGHT
here it is, the icons we just create :D why mine is more sharper? don’t worry! you can sharp it as well
to do it, just select all the group’s layers, duplicate them and merge them. after this sharp them going in filter and sharp :D
Wanna add texture? Here we go! (you can find lots of them here!)
I’d rather choose texture with the same color of the background or the all icons, in this case I choose this one
I put it in between the two gradient fill layers, setting it to soft light and pull its opacity to 32% (in the majority of the cases I use this opacity, but for this icon I try a 80% / 100%)
Here’s the result:
TADARRR
done! I hope this made even a tiny bit of sense, if you have any more questions just ask :)
if you use this tutorial pls tag me in what you’ve done bc I’d love to see how they turn out :)
and pls, if this tutorial above helped you, like/reblog this post and spread the word :D
—{ gina rodriguez gif hunt. }
Under the cut you will find #184 small/medium HQ gifs of Gina Rodriguez, who is best known for her acting career. None of these gifs are mine and all credit goes to their original creators. If you see you gif and you would want it removed please message me. There should be no repeats but if there is I apologize. It’d be hella rad if you’d want to give this a like or even a reblog if this helped you. Have fun!
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5 More Ways to Name Your Character
Last week, I posted 5 Ways to Name Your Character. Sometimes, nothing is working, so if the 5 five methods still leave your character nameless, I have five more for you!
#6) Someone You Know
Mark Twain once said, “Never quarrel with a man who buys ink by the barrel”. This is why. Remember Dylan? That kid that bullied you in middle school? Name your next antagonist after him. The woman working at DMV who was really rude? Her name tag said “Gretchen”. She can your main character’s extremely annoying next door neighbor.
Naming a character after someone you know isn’t a bad idea. To avoid lawsuits, try to just use a first name if you’re going to do this, especially if you are using their name as a form of revenge.
Using someone you know doesn’t have to be a bad thing. Back to JK Rowling, she chose the name “Potter” after her childhood friends.
#7) Alliterations
Alliterative names work well for a lot of writers. Having a character named “Madeline Morris” or “Brendan Beloff” sounds good and is easy to remember. This is especially good for children’s books, where alliteration (and rhymes) are loved. Derek the Dog or Whiney Wendy could catch on fast with children. If you are writing for adults, try to keep the alliterations subtle to avoid sounding cartoonish. Rowling’s Severus Snape, Dudley Dursley, or Godric Gryffindor don’t draw too much attention to themselves, but still create memorable names that are pleasing to the ears. If you can’t think of a name that starts with the letter you want, try babynames.com (and you can narrow the website down by your character’s ethnicity as well).
#8) Name Generators
If you really can’t think of anything else, have someone else think of names for you! Name generators are all over the internet. You can find name generators with a google search for all genres. There are normal generators (with names like James or Hannah). You can select specific ethnicities on most sites. Google fantasy name generators and you can find names like Anmi or Muelcla. Other generators include elf names (Arla, Dril), Medieval names (Ioetta, Claricia), and fairy names (Nettle, Briar). Generators are one of the easiest and fastest ways to find names specific to your needs, as there are so many out there.
#9) Steal them from Everywhere
If you don’t already, carry a notebook with you everywhere. Write down names you hear or see that you like. The parent who yells after their kids in the grocery store, the honor roll list posted outside the high school, or the name tag on the guy helping you at Best Buy. Get in the habit of writing down a name as soon as you hear it. When it comes time to choose a new name, you have a list ready to go!
#10) Just Relax!
There is no pressure to pick the perfect name right away. Don’t let the stress of naming a character stop you from writing the actual story. If all these ideas haven’t helped you name your character, don’t name them yet. You can just put “Maincharacter” where their name should go, and Ctrl+H later to Find and Replace all uses of Maincharacter with the name you choose. The best way to get to know your character is by spending some time with them. The more you write, the more you’ll know them. Hopefully that will mean you’ll eventually learn their name.
Hopefully now you have some ideas for character names. Best of luck, writers!
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Okay so this took me an insane amount of time but I have updated my masterlist of redhead FCs, which can be found through the click-through link here, but I have also made a visual masterlist of this right here x. Yeah that’s right! This took me hours (no joke) so any reblogs would be really appreciated!
Allison Harvard GIF Hunt
Under the cut are ### small and medium GIFs of Allison Harvard. None of these GIFs belong to me, merely a collection gathered for the use to aid role players and alike. If you find that your GIF has ended up here please send in a submit message along with the links of your GIFs. Please like or reblog if this has helped in any way!
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under the cut you’ll find both male and female twins name that could be used for when naming twin characters.
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TO THOSE MAKING NATIVE OCS
I see this a lot, no one has actual names, or any reference for names, that are legit Native American, varying among the tribes, for their characters.
Babynames.com and shit like that will give you names made up by white people.
However, I’ve got your solution.
Native-Languages is a good website to turn to for knowledge on a lot of native things, including native names. If you’re unsure about the names you’ve picked, they even have a list of made up names here!
Please don’t trust names like babynames.com for native names, they’re made up and often quite offensive to the cultures themselves.
