amandaonwriting:

Beginner writers tend to write essays when they first start writing novels. Successful writers soon realise that a novel is not an essay. It is a story made up of scenes. But how do you know if you’ve written a great scene?

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eyecager:

https://www.facebook.com/Anatomy4Sculptors/photos_albums

Such a fantastic resource!!

Edit: http://naiadestricolor.tumblr.com/ pointed out they have a kickstarter going on!

dyemelikeasunset:

Tutorial: Feet and Shoes

A little old, but hope it helps!

costumecommunityservice:

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Know Your Shoes Guide from Enerie here. My favorite shoes aren’t listed yet - Louis Heels which were popular in the 1920s. First seen at inspiration & realisation’s Facebook page.

Well hello, fashion vocabulary.

deathfeathers:

mark-gaytits:

Some resources for those writing medieval-type stories:

• list of medieval jobs
• more medieval jobs
• lords of the manor
• ladies of the manor
• medieval ladies
• medieval weapons
• medieval names
• more medieval names
• guide to medieval terms
• more medieval terms
• how to write sword-fight scenes
• armor

positivelybobdylan:

refatekton:

wailordofatale:

linaevelovesyou:

bborgia:

The MET has got some wonderful, fully illustrated textbooks that are available online for free! (X)

DOWNLOAD

1. Art of the Islamic World
2. The Art of Africa
3. The Art of Ancient Egypt
4. The Art of the Ancient Near East
5. The Art of Renaissance Europe
6. The Art of South and Southeast Asia
7. The Arts of Korea
8. Auguste Rodin: The Burghers of Calais
9. Greek Art from Prehistoric to Classical
10. Islamic Art and Geometric Design: Activities for Learning
11. A Masterwork of Byzantine Art — The Story of David and Goliath
12. Medieval Art
13. Nature Within Walls: The Chinese Garden Court at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
14. Roman Art

WOW take advantage of this please free knowledge is the best knowledge take it from someone who has to pay lots of money for education

I found this relephant to our interests.

SHRIEKS,

 #I’m literally only rebloging this for the eshnunna

this is why i love you

mero-ix:

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How handy is this?

www.colorhexa.com

amandaonwriting:

Bloodstain Pattern Analysis (BPA) - Resource for Crime Writers

SOURCE

idk-how-to-art:

Src: ♥

This is showing how you grip a sword

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• intro
• immermann

Benizora: WebKit Filter properties

etrothemes:

Recently,most of the theme makers are using different kinds of filters to give different styles to their themes or their own blogs. How many themes have the option for Grayscale Photos and Photosets,right? Other theme makers use the Blurfilter to make a cool effect,also. So I’d like to present all the properties WebKit filters can offer.

• Grayscale
  Most theme makers are using it now to make more monochrome themes.But if you’d like so,you can make a balance of it:Instead of only colors or grayscale,you can make the photos “kind of” grayscale, just by using .5 or .3 instead of only 0 or 1.
• Blur
  Another filter frenquently used,makes your layout more unique. On this case,you won’t use just 1 or 6, you must put px after the value.For example: blur(2px).
• Sepia
  Just like the name says, this filter allows you to give the photos a old look. To use it, you just have to put values like the ones on the grayscale filter.
• Saturate
  This one is not really used much with CSS, but those who make graphics probably understands what it means. On this one, you use numbers like 2 or 4 to increase the saturation.
• Opacity
  All kinds of themes use this filter, this allows you to make the elements more transparent  so you can see what’s behind it, or even make hidden elements. Like grayscale, you’ll use values from 0 to 1.
• Brightness
  Also, like the name says, this filter allows you to make the brightness of a image or anything else more intense. Also uses values from 0 to 1.
• Contrast
  This one now allows you to give your elements a normal or intense contrast. It may be a interesting filter to make more colorful themes. Values variate from 0 to 1.
• Hue-rotate
  Another exception,instead of 0 to 1,you can use a whole number,but using the deg unit,like this: hue-rotate(120deg). This one allows you,how you can see, to rotate elements, making different effects and forms for your themes.
• Invert
  Another interesting effect,it inverts the color scheme of your photos.Most cellphone cameras these days have this effect too. Also use it with values from 0 to 1.

How can I use it?

All these filters can be really useful to create various effects, but how to use it?
After creating the element you’d like to customize with these filters, add on the bolded part:

.example_box { background-color:white; width:30px; height:30px; -webkit-filter:blur(2px) grayscale(.5) saturate(6); } ;

You can substitute the italic parts for the filters and values you’d like to use, since this was just an example. So,basically,you have this :

-webkit-filter: filter name(value);

If you still can’t understand what I mean,you can acess this site: davidwalsh, that explains the properties.
NOTE:These are WebKit Filters. It won’t work on all browsers.  I’d highly recommend you to use Chrome.
In case you’d like to use the grayscale filter,many theme makers have a cross-browser code for it on their blogs. Just look at their resources!

plino-rubias:

Male!Hands 1 Stockby ~MostlyGuyStock

PRASIE THE LROD

(Source: surrealscorpion)

inallthingsbalance:

Katana Handle Components

sdalla:

Wheew. Enjoy!

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FUN WITH PHOTOSHOP BRUSH SETTINGS is a set of tutorials I’m making, because I realized there’s a lot I don’t know about brush settings :D. I’ve learned so much so far, I hope you guys find them useful as well!

Making more of these as we speak,
NEXT UP:
- Brush tip shape & Brush Pose (which was supposed to be part 1 but I finished this one first :D) STAY TUNED!

Random Brushes - 0205 by ~Missesglass