Silver Tongue
Really neat anime aesthetic: screened in, unmoving patterns for clothing or other textures

michaelshadow7779:

sumokun:

effigyofubiquity:

literatedead:

huyh172:

thunderforceiv:

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gifmaker cources: dezaki, kv3dia, twotheleft, bulanbek

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Originally posted by reaction-resource-center

you guys havn’t seen chowder have you

Of note: that first one is from Gankutsuou (loosely based on The Count of Monte Cristo), and it’s pretty much an entire series dedicated to experimenting with this aesthetic (it also happens to be a fantastic series; highly recommended!)

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Originally posted by silenceandmotion

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Originally posted by mshielo

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Originally posted by plaidsleep

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Originally posted by seidoux

Gankutsuo has it all, Good art, gay vampires, good music, space sex??? (maybe) , and mechs. It’s great.

So would that make Chowder an anime?

Yes

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Originally posted by gif-weenus

chess-and-snickers:

megu2910:

veelafreckles:

feastings:

TRASURE PLANAT

inspired by this j/d fic (which is partlty why dave is silver instead of vriska (but mostly bc tiny catpirate dave is cute leavem e alone))

ASDFDSGHFYFT??!!!!!!

can someone link me to the fic? i really wanna read it but it says i need to get an account and im now 45507 on the list so??? do i just wait til march 1st?

TREASURE PLANET AND HOMESTUCK

TREASURE PLANET AND HOMESTUCK

ALL MY DREAMS ARE COMING TRUE

versacethotty:

me pretending to be busy at werk

shawnphunters:

Tearjerking Futurama moments

peppapigvevo:

ashtheavaricious:

prokopetz:

Artist: Hey, here’s my new OC! Have a detailed visual reference and 2500 words of meticulously plotted backstory!

Artist: *literally never draws them again*

artist: *posts art of OC*

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8 of the reblogs are from yourself

grawly:

grawly:

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we are soon crossing a threshold in which new generations will see this very specific combination of audio and image and will not apply any meaning to it, for they have not observed these relics first hand

halfsad:

*reconnects with a straight friend from high school*

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*reconnects with a gay friend from high school*

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kravitaz-of-the-situation:

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Woooooooooooooooooooooosh

Comic practise with one of my fav scenes! I wanted to make an animatic but I ein’t too good with those, I’m not the greatest with comics either but I sure felt like trying. I learnt a lot, and hope others enjoy the visual adventure that is my struggle fused with the adventure zone.

Also yes I know that the square buildings turn into domes on the way because I frogot that there were a bunch of domes on the moon like a doofus. I would edit it- but uhm. This took like a week (it took way longer than a week because I procrastinated a bunch but you don’t know that so I can say it was a week (wait)) and I’m kinda tired. Maybe later.

Hope y’all have a fun time

clientsfromhell:

I was hired to make a short promotional video for a company that makes electronic equipment. The job, a montage of images and text, was to be quick and fairly straightforward, and the budget wasn’t huge.

In my contract, I stated that I would edit in any music they provided, but that I would not provide the music. I verbally recommended that they purchase and download something from an online stock music provider, which would ordinarily cost around $30.

Client: Hey, I wanted to talk about the music. What kind of music do you think we should have?

Me: Some light jazz might be nice. I can download a few samples for you, if you like.

Not part of my contract, of course, but I thought it would a nice courtesy.

Client: I was thinking more along the lines of something like, Michael Jackson.

Me: Oh, you want something with a Motown bounce, or more R&B?

Client: No, I mean I want one of Michael Jackson’s songs. 

Me: You mean the actual song, sung and recorded by Michael Jackson?

Client: Yes, of course. That’s what I said!

Me: I think that’s out of your budget. 

Client: For what we’re paying you, I’d think you’d be able to provide that!

I patiently explained that we weren’t going to be able to get the rights to an MJ song for under $10,000, which was a lot more than they were paying me.

Client: I thought you were a professional! Don’t you know people? What are we paying you for?