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freakbullet · 5 months

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surface shenanigans from my folders ignore the inconsistency, the explosion one is like 2 years older than the others lol

I swear I'll post serious stuff soon. maybe

#old art #doodles #w.d. gaster #sasster #undertale au #dingbats #alphys #stealthnerddraws

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outtacontextlitwtc · 3 months

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“I don’t fuck fish”

- Will Wood, Dingbats

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#will wood #dingbats

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hygmeol · 4 months

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"comfytale" frisk

#actually from the same au as #dingbats #:3 #frisk #undertale au #comfy #i made this frisk sum years ago #before rewriting the au's history #maybe dingbats is the bad ending ofbthe au ig....(?)#dunno imma think abt this later #or not #anyways hav this

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flourish-archive · 6 months

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ᩚ ̼̬ ❦ ☙༶ ❀ 🗡 ༶ℌ ⚔️ ༶❧ ❤︎ ➸̼̬

#symbol pack #medieval aesthetic #symbols #dingbats #girlblogging

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uwmspeccoll · 2 years

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Typography Tuesday

GRANJON ARABESQUES

Last week we presented “Typographic Interpretations” from The Pentagram Press Commonplace Book. This week we present more typographic explorations from the Pentagram Press, this time from their 1990 publication An Exploration of the Granjon Arabesques, arranged by Michael Tarachow and Merce Dostale and printed in Minneapolis by Tarachow in an edition of 312 copies. Our copy is one of 40 copies hand-bound in quarter cloth with printed paper over boards at the Campbell-Logan Bindery, and is signed by both Tarachow and Dostale.

This set of type ornaments was originally designed in the 1550s by French type designer and printer Robert Granjon (1513-1590). The arabesques used here were revived and redesigned for the Monotype Corporation in the 20th century. Of this production, Tarachow and Dostale write:

Mysterious, vibrant, quirky, confident, noble, opulent: the patterns that these Granjon Arabesques form are as diverse as your possible interpretation, We enjoyed the work & play that this booklet entailed, and hope that you have enjoyed this journey to the Land of Granjon.

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gastertalkpoints · 1 year

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Are any of you like, the bad version of yourself?

UT Gaster:

“✋︎ ⧫︎♒︎♓︎■︎🙵 ◻︎♏︎❒︎♒︎♋︎◻︎⬧︎ ⬥︎♏︎ ⬧︎♒︎□︎◆︎●︎♎︎■︎🕯︎⧫︎ ♍︎□︎❍︎❍︎♏︎■︎⧫︎"

(I think perhaps we shouldn’t comment)”

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mikailborg · 3 months

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Probably the thing that drove me craziest about the Star Trek: Voyager episode Threshold: Okay, you don't have a shuttle that will go Warp 10 (i.e. "infinite speed") safely. Okay.

You DO now have one that will go like Warp 9.9999999999 safely, you UNADULTERATED DINGBATS. That means that instead of 70 years to get home, you can now do it in, I dunno, a couple of weeks? Days, maybe? I don't have the math.

"Well, it doesn't go INFINITE SPEED, so fuck it, we'll never mention it again."

ARRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHHH.

#star trek #voyager #threshold #salamanders #dingbats

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crimson-catalyst · 1 year

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