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SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE USA SEASON 14 // Top 8 Contestants + All-Stars / «Call Me Mother» by RuPaul / Vogue / Choreography by Mark Kanemura / Top 8 Week
I’m so fucking SHOOK
art cheats
hello i am here today to not lose track of the art cheats i have discovered over the years. what i call art cheat is actually a cool filter/coloring style/way to shade/etc. that singlehandedly makes art like 20 times better
80’s anime style
glitch effect
glow effects
adding colors to grayscale paintings
foreshortening ( coil )
foreshortening ( perspective )
clipping group (lines)
clipping group (colors)
dramatic lighting ( GOOD )
shading metal
lighting faces
that is all for today, do stay tuned as i am always hunting for cool shit like this
guys stop reblogging this these are cheats the CIA will come for you
Please Stand by : Review
I just finished watching “Please Stand By” and I think it’s becoming one of my favorite movies.
For those who don’t know, “Please Stand by” is a movie about an autistic writer, Wendy, who’s trying to get her script for a Star Trek episode to be admitted to a writing contest. Things are going bad and she has to go on a road trip to Los Angeles to deliver the script all by herself.
I’ve been surprised to never hear the word “autism” in this movie. Not once, except in the summary. But they didn’t need to do so. This movie doesn’t have the purpose to educate Neurotypicals about autism, but to tell an heartwarming story and the brave tale of a young woman who happens to be autistic.
Wendy feels like a real character. She loves people, but doesn’t always know how to show it. She is a bit naive, but learns from her mistakes and is really clever. Most of all, she’s incredibly determined and able to conquer all of her fears to do what she has to do.
You know that she’s autistic, you can tell it, but you also know that she’s human and it’s something that’s missing from a lot of autistic characters, who are just a textbook of symptoms. Dakota Fanning’s portrayal is truly amazing and full of nuances. She knows when to allow her character to get emotional and when it’s time to step back and let her be calmer, more sure of her.
As an autistic woman and a writer, I deeply related to her story in a way I never had before. Wendy is looking for freedom, independence and, most of all, she wants those who count for her to trust her, which is a bit hard for them to do. I won’t spoil you the ending, but I think that, what matters most than the conclusion, is the journey Wendy went to and how she grew up during it.
I’ve read reviews who seem to regret the “indie movie” feeling that Please stand By has and were hoping for a movie that was more about “autism” than what it is. I disagree with this. Neurotypicals have plenty of movies and documentaries to watch us, to decrypt our behavior and stuff like that.
We almost have nothing for us, a story about us, a story that could happen to anyone else, but happen to be about an autistic woman. In a way, this movie reminded me a lot about the movie “The Road within”, which is about a group of mentally ill young adults escaping from their sort-of institution to go to the sea.
It is a very humane portrayal, that doesn’t forget that their main character (characters, for “the Road within”) is neurodivergent, but also has the heart to show that they’re more than their condition. That being autistic or anything else is just a part of who they are and that they’re their own characters.
“Please stand by” was a pleasant surprise. I hope we’ll get to see more movies like this one. A movie with a script that could apply to a neurotypical character, but who happens to be about an autistic character. I’d like a sci-fi or a fantasy setting. We’re almost never portrayed in this kind of scenario.
[PLEASE KEEP ANONYMOUS BC I DON’T WANT TO BE FIRED]
I’m a bra fitter in the UK. Won’t name the store, but it’s one that’s internationally popular so occasionally we get people from abroad coming in to bulk-buy English bras because they fit better and are cheaper.
A few months ago a German woman, who didn’t speak any English, came in for a fitting with her two daughters to translate for her. What she didn’t know was that I speak near-fluent German because I used to work in Bochum as a primary school teacher.
I fitted her for an hour (she wanted a LOT) and she slagged me off the whole time - “she doesn’t know what she’s doing / she’s so young– have they given me an intern? I want a professional / I won’t take fashion advice from a girl that heavy / she’s not using european sizing, is she stupid” - and her daughters translated VERY favourably, both of them clearly quite uncomfortable with the situation.
I put on a brave face for the whole thing, pretending not to notice, and then as I was putting in her customer info (we keep a record of all our customers) one of the daughters complimented me for pronouncing their surname correctly.
I said thanks, and casually dropped into conversation - in perfect German - that I used to live in Germany and spoke the language.
Watching all the colour drain from that woman’s face as she realised what just happened, and seeing her two daughters quietly lose their collective shit behind her, was pretty glorious. Almost made it worth it.
I’m the guy that yells “cheers”
Editing? Oh you mean fic patching.
Protagonist now has more complex motivations.
Protagonist now remembers key facts about important people. He no longer develops convenient amnesia between cutscenes.
Protagonist now has a cooldown on certain adverbs. Adverbs have been buffed by 30% to compensate.
Developer note: Adverbs are important to writing but they are sometimes overused. This change keeps adverbs relevant while encouraging the use of adjectives and verbs.
The horse now has a name.
Deuteragonist snark power has been increased to 150, up from 75.
that point in your Artistic Journey™ when it’s like
My level 37 Rattata on my Pokemon Yellow cartridge is 14 years old
Over a quarter of humans on the planet are younger than my Rattata
Happy 15th birthday Rattata
Happy 17th birthday Rattata
Happy 18th birthday Rattata
Zendaya attending the MET Gala in New York City (2015 - 2018)
actually ive decided that infinity war just needs to be 2.5 hours of peter parker trying his best to address various adult superheroes as politely as possible and struggling a lot. attempts range from “your majesty mr panther sir” (accepted with only a small twitch of the lips & shuri giggling a lot) to “starlord”, which earns him 2 hours of riotous mockery from a talking raccoon
My dad told me a story recently about how he was in Boy Scouts or something and they went on a hike and were each given a rifle and one single bullet to practice shooting with (idk, it was the 70s or whatever). One of his friends, whom I’ll refer to as Steel Balls for reasons that will soon become clear, beckons my dad to a part of the woods and points to a giant hornets nest up in a tree. SB announces that he’s going to shoot it, waits for my dad to take cover (as one should in this situation), and fires off his only round into the nest. Sure enough, a swarm of pissed off hornets descend upon SB, who stands stoically and perfectly still at the base of the tree. Dad maintains that, despite their buzzing right around him, none of the hornets stung his friend, and they soon calmed down and returned to their newly renovated nest. SB turns back to face my dad and imparts this chunk of wisdom: “That’s the secret to dealing with hornets, Jim. They don’t know humans make rifle shots; they don’t know where the noise came from. You gotta stand still and don’t move, and they won’t chase you. If you run, they know you’re guilty.” Apparently dad was so awed he gave up his single bullet so SB could shoot the nest a second time, with the same results.
Long story short: hornets can sense guilt and there are people in the world who have tested this theory.
Zendaya Coleman | The Zendaya Edit (March 2018)
stores to cry in, rated
wal-mart: pedestrian, boring, you can do better. 2/10
target: a slightly better crying experience than wal-mart. the scent is strangely comforting, the lights however are too bright and make for a slightly unpleasant cry. there is however oftentimes a starbucks and a mini pizza hut inside for you to drown your sorrows in. 6/10, points for optimal post-cry atmosphere
an apple store: absolutely not. people cry in the apple store all the time because they cant afford the latest rose gold bullshit apple’s put out. overdone and cliche. 1/10
publix: points lost for the sterile and inhospitable environment but if you cry in a publix a gator WILL smell your tears and come to eat you. being eaten by a gator is in fact slightly preferable to crying in a publix. 6/10 for the gator
whole foods: an excellent place for a cry, people will probably assume that you are a wealthy emotional person who cant decide between quinoa or couscous and are having a real problem with it. 8.5/10 nordstrom: plenty of chairs for collapsing into especially in the shoe department but you WILL be accosted by salespeople. they work on commission and are hungry for your money. 7/10 for style ikea: OPTIMAL crying destination, can climb into a bed and have a total mental breakdown and nobody will ever be the wiser, the employees WILL NOT bother you under any circumstances, comfortable and accessible, 10/10 hot topic: no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 0/10
Rule says women must wear heels. No flats.
Kristen Stewart takes off her heels in front of all the cameras and walks barefoot.
The only way to kill sexist rules is to openly disobey them.