#theartist

[chericheribaby]

hii my lovely loops!!! xx 🐈

hi my sweet thea!!! <3

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Prince ⏤ Partyman

🎬  Batman,  1989

[professorpski]

Vogue Knitting, Spring/Summer 2023

This issue has you ready for warmer days with no-sleeve and short sleeve looks. The most playful is the Popsicle by Mari Lynn Patrick who calls it a quick knit although it is a 3 out of 4 for difficulty. It has asymmetrical shoulders and ribbing through the body. It is done up in Anzula Vera which is a sport-weight yarn made of silk and linen, and that lovely rosy color is called Blush.

My favorite because of its vintage look is the eyelet patterns Campanula by Deborah Newton, a fitted polo collared pullover done in a taupe. 3 out of 4 for difficulty, it is done up in Skacel ALB Lino, also a sport-weight yarn and made of a blend of wool and linen.

A section of paired sweaters--one simple one dolled-up--gives us the strapped v-neck called The Artist by Melissa Leapman that is a 2 out of 4 for difficulty. It uses Blue Sky Fibers Skinny, a worsted weight cotton yarn and appears opposite a plain v-neck also by Leapman. Similarly, the ruffled sleeves on a charcoal grey, crewneck pullover accompany a plain crewneck. The ruffled version is called The Muse, and is 2 out of 4 for difficulty. It is made in Berroco Luca yarn, a worsted weight cashmere and cotton blend, and both are by Norah Gaughan.  

Vista is the cream-colored tunic is by Lavinia Voiculescu in Cascade Hampton which is a DK-weight yarn in a blend of cotton and linen. Although the eyelet pattern makes it look complicated, the shape is very simple and the difficulty is only 2 out of 4.

Lastly, on the cover is The Dancer by Donna Estin which is made up of a boucle yarn, hence all the appealing texture, The yarn is called Curiosity by African Expressions which is blended wool, polyamide and mohair which is also a DK weight yarn and the pretty blue color is #9112. The sweater is a 2 out of 4 for difficulty.

In addition to interviews, and columns on new books, new yarns, new products, Meg Swansen shares some knitting tips from her mother Elizabeth Zimmerman.

You can find it at your local yarn store or online here: https://www.vogueknitting.com/

[naradoesart]

“The Artist”

[ask-megthomas]

First small response for Ask (flash mobs, because I'm preparing a comic about the Huntress and Meg). in general, I cheated with pictures, but it should not be noticeable from the word at all

And now the explanation, not included in the pictures:

Favorite character: mostly female characters (Feng Ming, Meg, Nancy, Nurse, Huntress, Neya, Claudette, Lori, Adiris, Artist, Rin) and male characters (Quentin, Dwight, Jake, Shadow, Trickster, Legion, Ghostface, in some I mean, even a Trapper)

Favorite Pairing: To be honest, I love any character interactions between each other in a romantic way (although this is almost impossible in the real game). But I am comfortable with absolutely all shippa

Disliked characters: there is more dislike not only for the appearance, but also for the history of the character. yes, all heroes are extraordinary, whether they are Oni with their demonic image or even Pestilence. But I don't like all the characters, that's a fact.

Could be my friend: there are also many characters that I listed under 1 point here, but Steve and Quentin are the most suitable for the role (I love these guys so much)

Similar in character: I'm something between Nancy and Meg

[unholycarnival]

OUR FAVORITE PEANUT!!!!!.

[danielwaldorf]

my favorite films, (2/?): The Artist (2011) | Dir. Michel Hazanavicius

Cut! Perfect! Beautiful! Could you give me just one more?

With pleasure.

[raveliyon]

the artist.