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https://www.battleforthenet.com/
No money or time needed. Please share this, it could save our lives.(via 3mangos)
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Boosting this signal! Please keep contacting your senators! We just need one vote to bring it back and we don’t have a lot of time!
Here’s a link to help you locate your senator:
https://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm(via superdiduper)
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i feel it in my bones, i’m on F I R E
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hit the reblog so fast i think i broke my mouse
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HOLY FUCK THIS KNOCKED MY SIDEWAYS
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[PRE-ORDER] 1/7th Scale Megumin
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From the anime series “KONO SUBARASHII SEKAI NI SYUKUFUKU WO! 2” comes a 1/7th scale figure of the Arch-Wizard that loves to use the explosion spell, Megumin, dressed in a swimsuit!
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Net neutrality is the principle that Internet providers like Comcast & Verizon should not control what we see and do online. In 2015, startups, Internet freedom groups, and 3.7 million commenters won strong net neutrality rules from the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC). The rules prohibit Internet providers from blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization—"fast lanes" for sites that pay, and slow lanes for everyone else.
John Oliver on the danger of ending net neutrality:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpbOEoRrHyU
On what ending net neutrality means for us:
Time to call your members of Congress, again.
Please guys, don’t ignore this stuff. This will negatively affect everyone and we need to stop it.
Prepare to be annoyed by me because I’ll never stop reposting about this until something is done
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you're really good at painting clothes so! i was wondering if its not too much to ask, if you could do some quick tips/tricks or a short tutorial!! thank u and god bless
maunderfiend-deactivated2021082:
Aaah thank you! Well, first things first; learn from reference! You can google fabric reference or even just outfits and pay attention to the way the fabric swoops and curls around the form that its surrounding.
Here the fabric sweeps downwards, but comes up at a much tighter, sharper angle into his hand and bunches up within his palm. The material layers overtop of each other
This fabric is very loose and shimmery, and within the overlapping folds your shadows will be most prevalent to give it dimension of being layered.
Even with skin tight fabric there will always be creased, wrinkles, and layers where the material is pushed together. It is important to capture that! Whether the fabric is tight, or very loose. The tighter, the less wrinkle typically if it is pulled taught, while looser fabric will have more swooping lines of flow and tend to be thickly “banded” with spread out areas.
here is our mannequin torso for the purpose of visualization of the render process!
I start with the basic shape of what I want my clothes to be, and then i go from there to decide which way my fabric will be sweeping
now I block in colors, I always use a middle tone of the shade i want instead of the pure shade that I’m aiming for. The shade I’m aiming for I will use as a highlight to be where my lightsource is casting
I typically merge down at this point as I prefer to paint on one layer, and i start to blend and loosely figure out the way i’m going to further express the drape of my fabric
I refine and increase my brightness and darkness according to what i feel is needed to achieve my chosen contrast
refine, blend, and adjust as you need and to your personal preference!
that is how i usually go about painting fabric
