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Dear every manufacturer of women’s clothing, ever:
Faux pockets are an abomination. If you’re going to bother putting pocket flaps on something, add the G-d damn pockets.
No love,
Jilli
And make the pockets deeper, you soulless bastards.
There is a special place in hell for people who make those little mini-pockets, the ones that are like an inch deep and won’t hold anything and I forget that EVERY TIME and try to jam my hand in there anyway.
YES.
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Learning anatomy drawing is important. Period. Whatever you plan to draw and however you plan to draw it you need to have an idea of what it actually looks like, practice in realism, before you plan to move on to creative interpretation.
Here are examples of all different kinds of athletic body types to illustrate the importance of knowing what sort of “built” look you will need to go for when drawing and designing a character. Not all fit is the same fit and it is so hard to find adequate variety when looking for references. These were linked by a talented comic artist Nina Matsumoto. Here site can be found here http://ninamatsumoto.wordpress.com/
A good sampling of her art can be found here http://spacecoyote.deviantart.com/
I would like to bring this back around to my blog now that more people are around, I guess.
This is an incredibly good body reference that shows even athletic builds can vary to a really impressive extent depending not only on the individual, but what they’ve trained themselves to be great at.
Look at how different and fantastic these bodies are. Humans are just amazing.very good
1. what a great photoset. i think too often we think of an athletic body as either super muscled or super skinny, which isn’t true, clearly.
2. trampoline is a sport that people train for, apparently?
3. everyone needs to click on the second photoset and look at judo guy’s face. right now.
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Update: 11 year old trans girl lost appeal
The above article is an update. Her mother went to appeal to keep her out of the psychiatric ward and lost. She will be institutionalized because of her expression of her gender. She will be held until she conforms to male gender and then released to foster care, not her mother who was supporting her.
Please, if you haven’t signed the petition, sign it, reblog it, ask your friends to sign it. We’ve managed to get 40K signatures for a pageant model, we’ve only gotten 11K for a little girl about to have her life ruined. Lets get on the ball and spread the word.
I literally just repeated the f-word until I ran out of breath.
Let me catch my breath. I may go on a cursing spree again as soon as I get it back.
Seriously people…
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Fri 1st: VIVA D:
Sat 2nd: Birmingham Pride
Sun 3rd: Hangover central
Mon 4th: London?
Tues 5th: London?
Weds 6th: friend’s end-of-uni meal
Thurs 7th: NOTHING
Fri 8th: friend’s BBQ and shisha
Sat 9th: Brum again
Sun 10th: Geek ballAs good as this all looks, I mostly just want to curl up into a ball and not do anything for a week…
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University of Washington researchers have figured out how to implant semitransparent red and blue LED lights in contact lenses, for the purpose of receiving and displaying data in sharp visual images and video. This means wearers will literally be able to watch TV or view photos that are projected directly onto their eyeballs.
SCREECHING
THE FUTURE IS HERE YOU GUYS
Imagine watching a horror movie, you can’t close your eyes… NOPE!
I want this baddddd
holy shit
when did life become a scifi movie
university of washington
never watching doctor who episodes with the weeping angels, nope nope
Does this mean that…even if you close your eyes, you cannot stop watching whatever is playing on your contacTVs? …so…what if you hook those contacts up to a video camera…and then encounter the weeping angels? I mean, blinking won’t stop you from seeing them…
…Also, that scene from A Clockwork Orange…
A Clockwork Orange is exactly what I thought about when I first read this… eep.
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I don’t care if I’m too old for it, I still like looking up into the sky and finding patterns in the clouds.
(Source: arrenil, via untitledunidentifiedunfinished)
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