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Lorelai (2019) by Harvester Games

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Strawberry Shortcake says hello to you!!!

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Source: https://pin.it/1OAobLJ

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Meet Skimpy Wiring, 1956 ad for Kennecott Copper Corporation

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I tried imagining that instead of the chimes ringing it was the fuchsias sounding like bells.

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Lonely, lonely, Come back to me, Rosetta

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I made an Angel Generator last night! I'm currently working on a better one (and an eventual demon generator tbh) but I thought it'd be fun to share the old version! And also that I'd get a kick out of seeing peoples' interpretations of their angels.

It assigns a body type, size and what its skin is made out of, among other things. Also (somewhat) custom palettes! I picked every fucking shade myself and painstakingly pasted their hexcodes into this thang. Enjoy!

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The Private World of Darkness / The Eye of the Beholder

There can be no doubt about it. The “Eye of the Beholder” episode of The Twilight Zone remains one of the ten best episodes of the series. When this episode (S2E6) aired on November 11, 1960, the title on the screen (and on advance publicity) was “Eye of the Beholder.” When it was rerun on June 15, 1962, the title card had been altered to read “The Private World of Darkness.” Why the titular change? As Serling admitted in a letter dated August 31, 1962, “Eye of the Beholder” had its title changed because of a legal hassle. “There had been a program on the old General Electric Theatre a number of years ago utilizing the same title; and in face of threatened litigation, we altered it to ‘The Private World of Darkness.’”

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Happy Birthday @kitnightowl

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“People need to be encouraged. People need to be reminded of how wonderful they are. People need to be believed in—told that they are brave and smart and capable of accomplishing all the dreams they dream and more. Remind each other of this.”

— Stacey Jean Speer  (via d-ragonsblood)

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Part 2 of cino art tips is some basic tips on shape and silhouette design which are also principles I think about a lot :)

(also i'm so sorry i chose comic sans to write this in idk what i was thinking but i already flattened the layers)

i don't have any other obvious tips off the top of my head rn but feel free to ask anything you are curious about! i love getting asks uwu

#tutorial #stuff and things

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