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no, i went to uni for packaging design for reasons right now incomprehensible to myself</3

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computer enhance image. what does that bumper sticker say

The Hand, the Heart, the Mind, and the Eye

I'M ****ING FREEE

Portrait 7/7 ~2.2hrs

Final portrait study is my favorite girl Karlach!

The thing about musicians relying more and more on "collectible items" is that maybe 2% of those items are actually collectible or worth collecting. Just because you're releasing 70 different versions of the same thing doesn't make it collectible. What is the value you're bringing with said variants? What else are you telling me, visually, with these new versions that couldn't be said/included/shown in the standard edition? What is the story/narrative you want to visually develop with these variants? What is the artistic value you bring with album version #6 that has a similar photo to the standard edition but this time is black and white? Is the medium or image treatment you chose to have as album cover #2 of any significance to what you're trying to say or is it just bc your label needs more variants to make more money and you need them to be on top of the charts?

It makes me sad because these "collectible items" decrease the artistic value of the album and its art direction/design, ESPECIALLY when it comes to artists that have copious amount of resources and contacts, and this and that to make incredible art and instead choose to make effortless (derogatory) album covers just so it's easier to change a few things to make 50 deluxe versions.

This is so bad. I’m sorry.

MiqoMarch Day 12 - Style

To help promote her dear friend's new clothing business, Arsay agreed to an interview with Eorzea's most popular fashion column.

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i forgot to post this yesterday but I watched the movie and IMMEDIATELY dropped everything to open my tablet 

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Ship: Arthur/Merlin

Length: 14.7K words

Tags: Post-Canon, Modern Era, Arthur Returns, Humour, Rated T For Swearing (No Sex), Happy Ending

Summary:

In which Arthur makes his return from Avalon by rolling down a hill in Glastonbury, Merlin does his best to shelter him from the dangers of the modern world (like cars, Love Island, and blenders), and they both try to figure out what they’re supposed to do next.

A (mainly) humorous “Arthur Returns” story.

↳ READ ON AO3: ALL DOWNHILL FROM HERE 📖

Excerpt:

The day it happens, Lesley shakes Merlin awake while wearing a tinfoil hat. At first Merlin thinks he must be dreaming, and almost laughs at the lack of subtlety of his own subconscious. Then Lesley shakes him harder, and he thinks, Oh. It’s happened. She’s finally lost her last marble, and decided to telegraph her insanity to the world. Which is very considerate of her, for a change. “Merlin,” Lesley says again. Merlin blinks up at her. “What on earth are you wearing?” “What?” Lesley says, confused. Merlin points to his own head, and Lesley touches her hair. “Oh. I was dying my hair,” Lesley says, then shakes her head. The tin foil crackles. “Forget that! You need to see this.” She shoves her phone in Merlin’s face and touches the screen. A video starts playing. It’s entirely too early for this. “What–?” Merlin starts, but Lesley shushes him aggressively. “Listen!” Merlin does. “–saw him rolling down the hill,” a bespeckled old woman is saying into the mic the journalist is pointing at her face. “He was wearing some kind of armour–” “Chain mail,” the spotty boy standing next to her readily supplies. “Yes,” the woman goes on. “And a sword.” “I thought he was a cosplayer,” the boy says. With a shaky hand, Merlin takes Lesley’s phone. “And you went to check on him?” the journalist asks. “Yes,” the old woman says. “We thought he might be injured, you know. But he started shouting at us.” “What did he shout?” “That's the thing, we have no idea. It wasn't English.” “And did the man try to attack you?” “No,” the woman says. “He ran away.” “Shit,” Merlin says.