gamzee is such a sweetheart when he isnt being controlled by evil skeleton or nerd spider 8itch
AnonymousThis is true, yes. 100%. He’s my child, and i lvoe him. Just let him be happy
AnonymousRomeo + Juliet (1996) truly has everything…heavy religious imagery…young leo…90s fashion…a brief drag scene….neon lights…those iconic angel wings
guns labeled “sword”
being better than anything shakespeare ever produced
i dislike the implication that shakespeare wouldn’t have done the exact same thing if he were alive in the 90′s
I mean of course it’s better than anything Shakespeare ever produced, it has like an extra four hundred years of technological and cultural progress and also a necromancer to consult with his ghost.
theres this weirdly prominent return of 1930′s fashioned rubber hose style cartoons and im totally into it but the people who are convinced that it came out of cuphead and bendy got it twisted, it began with electroswing coming into fashion.
Todd Howard is literally going to re-release skyrim until the end of time.
Let us be free, Todd.
You can always be free in Skyrim!
This isn’t a story about a client from hell, but I know for a fact that it is advice that comes from dealing with them.
When I was studying 3D animation and visualization, we did customer projects as a part of our education. For each project we had a tutor, someone who worked in the industry and knew the ropes. This is legitimately one of the lessons one of our tutors gave us:
Tutor: In our company, we have what we call an “Ugly Red Blob” method. When a design has been finalized, and it’s time to send it to the client for final review, the last thing we do is we add a big, red blob somewhere in the design. The client will look at the mock-up and say: “Okay, that’s good, but take out that red blob, it doesn’t work with the rest.” The client gets a feeling that they’ve contributed to the design in a significant way, and we can get on with our work, without the client trying to micro-manage every font and color.
chaotic good
