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I’ve just seen a map of the United States.

algenubi:

toriathegadjeslayer:

sub-brotality:

voldemortoutbitches:

HOW

WHY ARE YOUR COUNTIES/STATES SO NEATLY DIVIDED!?

IN ENGLAND IT IS WIGGLY LINE WORLD:

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AND THEN YOU LOOK AT AMERICA AND IT’S LIKE

BAM

BOXES

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WHY

HOW

WHEN!?!?!?!??

um…

EXCUSE ME.

They’re called LIBERTY SQUARES

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crying

LIBERTY SQUARES

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itskid:

thegreatandpowerfultenshi:


schweigie:


hiddenjumprope:




In an old house in Paris, all covered with vines, lived twelve little girls in two straight lines.


Things I never noticed till now: Madeline is brushing her teeth side to side.


madeline was a little rebel 


that little girl on the bottom right looks so determined about something, look at that face. she is so ready for bed.



“I got this feeling like my veins are filled with nothing but gasoline.”

“With a spark, it’s the biggest fire they’ve ever seen.”

“Cut me down or let me run, either way it’s all gonna burn…”

“The only way they’ll ever learn.”

itskid:

thegreatandpowerfultenshi:

schweigie:

hiddenjumprope:

In an old house in Paris, all covered with vines, lived twelve little girls in two straight lines.

Things I never noticed till now: Madeline is brushing her teeth side to side.

madeline was a little rebel 

that little girl on the bottom right looks so determined about something, look at that face. she is so ready for bed.

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“I got this feeling like my veins are filled with nothing but gasoline.”

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“With a spark, it’s the biggest fire they’ve ever seen.”

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“Cut me down or let me run, either way it’s all gonna burn…”

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“The only way they’ll ever learn.”

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albertdecastro:

Jude Law and Ewan McGregor

albertdecastro:

Jude Law and Ewan McGregor

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i love the sense of community in the classroom when you all know you failed the test

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Sebastian in kuroshitsuji fanfiction

  • sebastian: botchan
  • sebastian: boochan
  • sebastian: bo-chan
  • sebastian: buchan
  • sebastian: boochen
  • sebastian: bok choy
  • sebastian: bake chin
  • sebastian: berf derf
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theselovelybonez:

‘pwee.’

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kaciart:

xombiedirge:

Batman #12 by Greg Capullo / Facebook / Twitter

This is by far my favourite Batman cover. It’s so gorgeous D:

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kaciart:

thezodiack:

Batman Vol.2 #3 cover; by Greg Capullo

I need some Capullo art on my page

kaciart:

thezodiack:

Batman Vol.2 #3 cover; by Greg Capullo

I need some Capullo art on my page

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eschergirls:

helpyoudraw:

Clothing Folds (Part 1)

Adding the bigger version of the previously posted tutorial for the anons who couldn’t read it, also added the source. The second part will be added very soon. -ivona

Another tutorial that people might find useful. :)  This is about how to draw clothing over bodies (specifically bodies with curves) and how folds in clothing work.

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dilarayarci:

My work…

this is beautiful!

dilarayarci:

My work…

this is beautiful!

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Yubaba’s Bathhouse

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Photoshop Tips! Isolating Lineart

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nedroidcomics:

Hello! Here is a short tip detailing a technique to put scanned lineart on its own layer in Photoshop. As with most things in Photoshop, there are various ways to do this, but this is just one.

Start off with your lineart! This can be something you’ve scanned, or something you’ve simply drawn onto a white layer and want to move to its own layer so you can color under it. If your lines are pure black and white, you can simply select all the black and copy it to a new layer, but if you’ve got grays in there it’s not so simple.

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I am using Photoshop CS6, but this should work in any version that includes the Channels palette. Go to the Channels palette, hold Ctrl (Command on a Mac), and click the thumbnail of the RGB Channel (or CMYK if that’s the color mode you are using).

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This selects all the white/gray areas of the image. The lighter a pixel is, the more opaque its selection is; darker areas will be more transparent. However, this is the opposite of what we want, so go to the Select menu and choose “Inverse” (or press Shift + Ctrl + I).

Now we have the black areas selected. Go back to the Layers palette, make a new layer, and fill the selection with black (you can press Alt + Backspace to do this quickly). Now you can replace the original layer or fill it with white or do whatever you want to do with it. Your lineart is on its own layer with no pesky white background to block out your colors.

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What’s the advantage to doing it this way rather than duplicating your original layer and setting it to Multiply? For one thing, you can now lock the transparency of your lineart and do color holds (the fancy term for coloring your lineart). I’m sure there are other benefits. Who knows!

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 Join us next time on Photoshop Tips where I’ll reveal the secret menu option that draws comics for you. 

ooh!

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meggannn:

the-writers-ramblings:

Fullmetal Alchemist: animation reality

credits for cosplayers:
 edward elric [x]
roy mustang & riza hawkeye [x]
↳ scar [x]
state alchemist watch [x]
↳ alphonse elric [x]
winry rockbell | [x]

please do not remove cosplayer sources

I LITERALLY JUST GASPED SO LOUD

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