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I'm always mildly impressed when people post about their "personal aesthetic" and it's well curated with a clear n (mostly) cohesive "theme"
Meanwhile I'm over here like. Fuck if I know what "aesthetic" my stuff falls under, it's just a giant jumbled grab bag of wildly clashing shit that I just so happen to like
#dizzyisms#this post brought to you by: I put up my new poster (indie werewolf film print signed by the director!!!) the other day#n my mum made some comment about how “out of place” it looks next to my giant rainbow flag n artsy screen prints#which is funny to me bc one of said prints is of a Slake-moth from Perdido Street Station#which if you read the book. is a monster even MORE Horrifying and Fucked Up concept-wise than a werewolf lmao#I just got the fun and trippy colored variation of the print w Purple instead of Grody Black ink (that just happens to match my pride flag)#but also. this is about looking at my blog n “aesthetic” tag compared to other people's#we got Bright Colors n Vintage Jewelry and Mushrooms and Bugs and Old Cartoons and Horror Movies
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thinking of making a lesbians4junhui sign to take with me to the concert yay or nay?
#zenith.txt#it'll be a mini sign bc im not carrying around something huge all night#but i think itd be cute for me a lesbian huihui to carry#plus i have a bunch of sticker paper that i need to use so why not print out a bunch of leabian flag stickers to put on my sign/banner
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Flag Banners: Unfurling Brand Stories with Style
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Best Graphic Banner Printing Company in Kelowna
One of the challenges for small and medium-sized businesses is finding effective ways to advertise. They frequently operate on a tiny budget. As a result, the goal is to identify a marketing tool that requires little effort but has a large impact. Fortunately, there is a sign solution that does exactly that. Banner signs are one of the best tools to have in your marketing arsenal.
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These are displayed outside and are made of stronger materials that will resist harsh weather conditions. When deciding where to print your design, consider mesh vinyl or polyester fabric.
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I have been trying to summarize this hearing testimony all day and it's just Not Happening 😭
#micky speaks#if it's not one thing it's another#including having to literally flag the boss down so he can sign the affidavit he printed out wednesday night#but didn't show up thursday to sign#and was about to have one of the other staff reprint to sign like 'B It'S RIGH HERE SIGN SO I CAN NOTARIZE AND SCAN IT IN'
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Custom Flag Banners in Canada | Display Solution
Custom flag banners from Display Solution are of the highest caliber and are ideal for outdoor events, trade displays, and exhibits. These exhibit displays are powerful advertising tools since they are made to draw attention to themselves and raise brand awareness. Our printed tents, customized canopy tents, and advertising flags in Canada are strong and weatherproof, making them appropriate for usage all year round. To ensure that your business stands out from the competitors, we also provide hanging signage and custom flag banners as part of our custom tent canopy alternatives. Display Solution has you covered whether you're looking for bespoke canopy tents in Canada or other display options.
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Thousands protest against increasing violence against women in Kenya as they march to the parliamentary building and supreme court in the capital Nairobi [Gerald Anderson/Anadolu Agency]
Published On 27 Jan 202427 Jan 2024
Thousands of people have gathered to protest in cities and towns in Kenya against the recent slayings of more than a dozen women.
The anti-femicide demonstration on Saturday was the largest event ever held in the country against sexual and gender-based violence.
In the capital, Nairobi, protesters wore T-shirts printed with the names of women who became homicide victims this month. The crowd, composed mostly of women, brought traffic to a standstill.
“Stop killing us!” the demonstrators shouted as they waved signs with messages such as “There is no justification to kill women.”
The crowd in Nairobi was hostile to attempts by the parliamentary representative for women, Esther Passaris, to address them. Accusing Passaris of remaining silent during the latest wave of killings, protesters shouted her down with chants of “Where were you?” and “Go home!”
“A country is judged by not how well it treats its rich people, but how well it takes care of the weak and vulnerable,” said Law Society of Kenya President Eric Theuri, who was among the demonstrators.
Kenyan media outlets have reported the slayings of at least 14 women since the start of the year, according to Patricia Andago, a data journalist at media and research firm Odipo Dev who also took part in the march.
Odipo Dev reported this week that news accounts showed at least 500 women were killed in acts of femicide from January 2016 to December 2023. Many more cases go unreported, Andago said.
Two cases that gripped Kenya this month involved two women who were killed at Airbnb accommodations. The second victim was a university student who was dismembered and decapitated after she reportedly was kidnapped for ransom.
Theuri said cases of gender-based violence take too long to be heard in Kenyan court, which he thinks emboldens perpetrators to commit crimes against women.
“As we speak right now, we have a shortage of about 100 judges. We have a shortage of 200 magistrates and adjudicators, and so that means that the wheel of justice grinds slowly as a result of inadequate provisions of resources,” he said.
People gather to protest in an anti-femicide demonstration, the largest event of its kind ever held in Kenya. [Gerald Anderson/Anadolu Agency]
Kenyan media outlets have reported the slayings of at least 14 women since the start of the year. [Gerald Anderson/Anadolu Agency]
A protester holds a Palestinian flag during a march to protest against the rising cases of femicide, in downtown Nairobi. [Brian Inganga/AP Photo]
Women and feminists in Kenya took to the streets to march against the rising cases of femicide. [Brian Inganga/AP Photo]
In Nairobi, protesters wore T-shirts printed with the names of women who became homicide victims this month. [Gerald Anderson/Anadolu Agency]
Protesters react against the rising cases of femicide. [Brian Inganga/AP Photo]
A human rights activist reacts as she attends a protest demanding an end to femicide in the country. [Monicah Mwangi/Reuters]
Protesters gather during the anti-femicide demonstration. [Gerald Anderson/Anadolu Agency]
The crowd, composed mostly of women, brought traffic to a standstill. [Gerald Anderson/Anadolu Agency]
#Kenya#Femicide#Nairobi#There is no justification to kill women#The court systems taking too long to hold perpetrators accountable#The power of women standing together#Please reblog#Western media isn't going to give this the coverage this deserves
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Two years ago during lockdown, I spent my time creating Aziraphale's bookshop using cardboard and various other random materials I had lying around, creating this piece which I could slot into my bookshelf (now it sits next to my growing collection of @neil-gaiman works).
In celebration of Good Omens Season 2, I decided to post pictures of the completed project and the process here! It's my first time posting on tumblr, so forgive me if I'm a bit green.
Details and process below!
Before we ever got to see what was on the bookshop's upper floor, I imagined a bedroom, perhaps lived-in. Maybe a certain demon had moved in, along with their plants?
The teeny pride flag in the window is one of the subtle ways I sneak in a celebration of pride into my room, away from homophobic prying eyes.
My favourite details! I printed out both signs on Aziraphale's door, the images of which I believe I got from fans that posted them online.
Due to poor planning on my part, I started making this flower shop as well before I knew how it would fit in with the bookshop. In the end, they remained separate pieces. There was even a mini chalkboard sign for the flowershop, which I have no idea where it has disappeared to now.
It all started out in August 2020, when I put pencil to paper. Initially I wanted to create a street view, with the bookshop and flower shop on either sides. But honestly my brain was too small to figure out how that worked, so it didn't happen.
The most fun part was folding the tiny paper books. The least fun? Cutting rectangles out of cardboard and painstakingly gluing them down to resemble bricks.
Painting was alright, but on closer examination, the walls were all of different colours due to my inconsistent paint mixing. To ensure that what was essentially a cardboard façade of the bookshop could stand on its own, I created a pavement with added flowering shrubs and a lamp post. The street sign on the lamp post says 'Garden of Eden', which I now know should have been Whickber Street :)
And that's it! I believe I spent ~62 hours working on and off on it, and it certainly kept my lockdown blues at bay.
Can I hear a wahoo?
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coiners dont gatekeep!! heres some flagmaking help
before we begin:
anyone can add on, in fact Id be honored. please let me know if you mind me adding it to the OP or not though
this is strictly for coining the term you want.
make sure the thing you wanna coin isnt already made, alternative flags are alright but some arent comfy with that so make sure to check that if possible as well.
also check out this document as well (link), it's updated recently, this stuff has some of the same stuff but I did my best to add lesser known stuff! :0
making flags (free):
firealpaca
ibispaint X (mobile, also has cool stuff on the fx section)
canva (web)
pixlr x (web) (how to bypass daily limit)
gimp
flag.rachel.systems (web)
tennessine.co.uk (web)
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help making flags:
for wavy flags
symbols 1
symbols 2
symbols 3
nongender symbols
full list of unicode characters
for print-friendly colors (needs a sign up)
print friendly colors 2 (also can help with color names)
random color generator 1
random color generator 2
palette from a photo (may need a sign up)
palette from a photo 2
color scheme from a single color
naming color/ID help
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SimPrint | Newspapers, payphones, and extras for TS3!
The SimTimes finally found room in their budget for color printing of their newspapers! The bad news is, no one reads them anymore. Maybe they'll start now?
In other news, The SimNation Telecom Company has been required by law to reactivate disconnected payphones to promote accessiblity to phone connectivity for all. Here's a quarter - go tell someone who might care!
Important info and download 💾 under the cut:
This is an assortment of items that I worked on in 2022 and 2023. Most of this is comprised of different newspaper default replacement sets, the textures of which I converted from a few different creators.
Additionally, you will find a few different things here...
STC Payphone - Network Connected
Original creator: Grande Lama
I made this phone fully functional, and added geostates for when the phone is in use and when the handset is back on the hook. I also made this phone available in the in-game world editor, and it's flagged for use in CAW as well, so you can place it in your CAW metadata and use in worlds. It does function off-lot (as photographed!)
Crosley Simlish Serenity Payphone
Original creator: ArwenKaboom (for The Sims 4 @TSR)
I converted this phone and made it fully functional, and like the abovementioned phone, added geostates. I also added Simlish textures for all of the details and writing on the phone. I included the English ones too for those who might prefer them.
Functional Newspaper Stands and Dispensers
Original creators: ATS3, phoebejay, alienpod, Episims, VeganKaktus, Budgie
I figured I'd add the textures for the various newspapers to newspaper stands and dispensers that alienpod converted and added their textures to. They require the actual script from PhoebeJay to work. Without it, they will be decorative items. They can also be placed off-lot in the in-game world editor or in CAW.
PhoebeJay's mod
Simlish Bus Texture Override
Original creators: FreshPrince, Lyralei
As someone who probably spent half of their uni years on public transit, I was so excited for Lyralei's Bus Manager mod and was happy to test it out while testing my tennis mod. At some point I did a quick Simlish recolor override for the signs, license plates, and side-wraps, and I figured I'd share it now with this set!
Lyralei Bus Manager Mod
I also threw in a few deco book objects I converted from TS2 quite a while ago that I enjoy using in my lots!
The newspaper default replacement texture varieties come from the following TS2 creators:
Alienpod: Newspaper Defaults
Epi's Sims: Newspaper Default Replacements
VeganKaktus: Newspaper Default Replacement
I included replacement textures for both the reading version and the folded up versions of the newspapers. Please note that, like with my tennis default replacements, you can only have one active newspaper default replacement in your game at once. Each default includes both the reading and matching folded version. The variety is there in case you would want to switch it up between different saves and/or worlds!
Making these made me so nostalgic for the early 2000s...walking to the store with a payphone outside to make an important call and getting a coke ICEE for the journey to visit grandma who has a Crosley phone in her kitchen...our sims deserve that.
Previews, additional credits, location, prices, and download links:
💾 Download Catalog: SimPrint - riverianepondsims
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La luna está llena, mi cama vacía
Lo que yo te haría
Si te tuviera de frente
- telepatía by Kali Uchis
Digital Paintings of Jim and Olu From Our Flag Means Death! (Zoom in for better quality!)
I did the painting of Jim a few moths ago so my friends would have something for Vico to sign at a con. I knew I was going to do an Olu companion painting, and what better time than before s2 comes out!
Want these as prints? Find them here!
ID in alt text!
#jim ofmd#olu ofmd#ofmd#our flag means death#jim#ofmd oluwande#oluwande#jim x oluwande#paintings#digital paintings#vico ortiz#samson kayo#i fucked up the settings of my file when doing the olu painting and had to redo all the colors once i realized they didnt match jim#i was so tired after i fixed it#but im happy with these#art#digital art#ofmd fanart#our flag means death fan art#greyscale#thats my art tag#so many tags im so sorry#my art
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Flag Signage: Waves of Impact in Every Breeze
Flag signage, with its fluid motion and attention-grabbing design, stands as a symbol of dynamic branding. High-resolution printing takes this medium to the next level by ensuring that every detail, from intricate logos to vibrant colors, is rendered with exceptional clarity. Whether lining a boulevard, decorating an event space, or adorning storefronts, these flags become a powerful tool for businesses to make a lasting impression. The high-resolution precision transforms flag signage into a canvas of vivid expression, allowing brands to convey their identity with unmatched visual impact.
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One of the funniest things about the US flag code is how little conservatives know about what's actually in it.
Like, the actual literal flag code specifically calls for the flag to be burned, which is considered dignified.
The flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning.
Meanwhile, things that are actually banned and considered disrespectful are wearing the flag in any manner, using it in most products, or using it for ads.
No part of the flag should ever be used as a costume or athletic uniform. However, a flag patch may be affixed to the uniform of military personnel, firemen, policemen, and members of patriotic organizations. The flag represents a living country and is itself considered a living thing. Therefore, the lapel flag pin being a replica, should be worn on the left lapel near the heart.
The flag should never be used as wearing apparel, bedding, or drapery. It should never be festooned, drawn back, nor up, in folds, but always allowed to fall free. Bunting of blue, white, and red, always arranged with the blue above, the white in the middle, and the red below, should be used for covering a speaker’s desk, draping the front of the platform, and for decoration in general.
The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the flag is flown.
Like it's so funny how they treat the flag and then get mad at people burning it, despite burning it being fine in the flag code.
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The history of Christmas traditions kept evolving throughout the 19th century, when most of the familiar components of the modern Christmas including St. Nicholas, Santa Claus, and Christmas trees, became popular. The changes in how Christmas was celebrated were so profound that it's safe to say someone alive in 1800 would not even recognize the Christmas celebrations held in 1900.
Washington Irving and St. Nicholas
Early Dutch settlers of New York considered St. Nicholas to be their patron saint and practiced a yearly ritual of hanging stockings to receive presents on St. Nicholas Eve, in early December. Washington Irving, in his fanciful History of New York, mentioned that St. Nicholas had a wagon he could ride “over the tops of trees” when he brought “his yearly presents to children.”
The Dutch word “Sinterklaas” for St. Nicholas evolved into the English “Santa Claus,” thanks in part to a New York City printer, William Gilley, who published an anonymous poem referring to “Santeclaus” in a children’s book in 1821. The poem was also the first mention of a character based on St. Nicholas having a sleigh, in this case, pulled by a single reindeer.
Clement Clarke Moore and The Night Before Christmas
Perhaps the best-known poem in the English language is “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” or as it’s often called, “The Night Before Christmas.” Its author, Clement Clarke Moore, a professor who owned an estate on the west side of Manhattan, would have been quite familiar with the St. Nicholas traditions followed in early 19th century New York. The poem was first published, anonymously, in a newspaper in Troy, New York, on December 23, 1823.
Reading the poem today, one might assume that Moore simply portrayed the common traditions. Yet he actually did something quite radical by changing some of the traditions while also describing features that were entirely new.
For instance, the St. Nicholas gift giving would have taken place on December 5, the eve of St. Nicholas Day. Moore moved the events he describes to Christmas Eve. He also came up with the concept of “St. Nick” having eight reindeer, each of them with a distinctive name.
Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol
The other great work of Christmas literature from the 19th century is A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. In writing the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, Dickens wanted to comment on greed in Victorian Britain. He also made Christmas a more prominent holiday and permanently associated himself with Christmas celebrations.
Dickens was inspired to write his classic story after speaking to working people in the industrial city of Manchester, England, in early October 1843. He wrote A Christmas Carol quickly, and when it appeared in bookstores the week before Christmas 1843 it began to sell very well.
The book crossed the Atlantic and began to sell in America in time for Christmas 1844, and became extremely popular. When Dickens made his second trip to America in 1867 crowds clamored to hear him read from A Christmas Carol. His tale of Scrooge and the true meaning of Christmas had become an American favorite. The story has never been out of print, and Scrooge is one of the best-known characters in literature.
Santa Claus Drawn by Thomas Nast
The famed American cartoonist Thomas Nast is generally credited as having invented the modern depiction of Santa Claus. Nast, who had worked as a magazine illustrator and created campaign posters for Abraham Lincoln in 1860, was hired by Harper’s Weekly in 1862. For the Christmas season, he was assigned to draw the magazine’s cover, and legend has it that Lincoln himself requested a depiction of Santa Claus visiting Union troops.
The resulting cover, from Harper’s Weekly dated January 3, 1863, was a hit. It shows Santa Claus on his sleigh, which has arrived at a U.S. Army camp festooned with a “Welcome Santa Claus” sign.
Santa’s suit features the stars and stripes of the American flag, and he’s distributing Christmas packages to the soldiers. One soldier is holding up a new pair of socks, which might be a boring present today, but would have been a highly prized item in the Army of the Potomac.
Beneath Nast's illustration was the caption, “Santa Claus In Camp.” Appearing not long after the carnage at Antietam and Fredericksburg, the magazine cover is an apparent attempt to boost morale in a dark time.
The Santa Claus illustrations proved so popular that Thomas Nast kept drawing them every year for decades. He is also credited with creating the notion that Santa lived at the North Pole and kept a workshop manned by elves. The figure of Santa Claus endured, with the version drawn by Nast becoming the accepted standard version of the character. By the early 20th century the Nast-inspired version of Santa became a very common figure in advertising.
Prince Albert and Queen Victoria Made Christmas Trees Fashionable
The tradition of the Christmas tree came from Germany, and there are accounts of early 19th century Christmas trees in America, but the custom wasn’t widespread outside German communities.
The Christmas tree first gained popularity in British and American society thanks to the husband of Queen Victoria, the German-born Prince Albert. He installed a decorated Christmas tree at Windsor Castle in 1841, and woodcut illustrations of the Royal Family’s tree appeared in London magazines in 1848. Those illustrations, published in America a year later, created the fashionable impression of the Christmas tree in upper-class homes.
By the late 1850s reports of Christmas trees were appearing in American newspapers. And in the years following the Civil War ordinary American households celebrated the season by decorating a Christmas tree.
The first electric Christmas tree lights appeared in the 1880s, thanks to an associate of Thomas Edison, but were too costly for most households. Most people in the 1800s lit their Christmas trees with small candles.
The First White House Christmas Tree
The first Christmas tree in the White House was displayed in 1889, during the presidency of Benjamin Harrison. The Harrison family, including his young grandchildren, decorated the tree with toy soldiers and glass ornaments for their small family gathering.
There are some reports of president Franklin Pierce displaying a Christmas tree in the early 1850s. But the stories of a Pierce tree are vague and there doesn't seem to be contemporaneous mentions in newspapers of the time.
Benjamin Harrison's Christmas cheer was closely documented in newspaper accounts. An article on the front page of the New York Times on Christmas Day 1889 detailed the lavish presents he was going to give his grandchildren. And though Harrison was generally regarded as a fairly serious person, he vigorously embraced the Christmas spirit.
Not all subsequent presidents continued the tradition of having a Christmas tree in the White House. By the middle of the 20th century, White House Christmas trees became established. And over the years it has evolved into an elaborate and very public production.
The first National Christmas Tree was placed on The Ellipse, an area just south of the White House, in 1923, and the lighting of it was presided over by President Calvin Coolidge. The lighting of the National Christmas Tree has become quite a large annual event, typically presided over by the current president and members of the First Family.
Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus
In 1897 an eight-year-old girl in New York City wrote to a newspaper, the New York Sun, asking if her friends, who doubted the existence of Santa Claus, were right. An editor at the newspaper, Francis Pharcellus Church, responded by publishing, on September 21, 1897, an unsigned editorial. The response to the little girl has become the most famous newspaper editorial ever printed.
The second paragraph is often quoted:
"Yes, VIRGINIA, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy. Alas! how dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus. It would be as dreary as if there were no VIRGINIAS."
Church’s eloquent editorial asserting the existence of Santa Claus seemed a fitting conclusion to a century that began with modest observances of St. Nicholas and ended with the foundations of the modern Christmas season firmly intact.
By the end of the 19th century, the essential components of a modern Christmas, from Santa to the story of Scrooge to strings of electric lights were firmly established in America.
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