ms-jelly-sky:

aetherial:

A very good reference for Writers, too. The color of a room, or someone’s clothing can convey emotion or a state of being, or even set the tone for a setting or a situation.

Colors often come with ingrained connotations – they certainly have strong meanings in Asian cultures, and in European cultures they have intrinsically understood meanings.

Red – passion, blood, anger, fire (for example)

This is going in my writer’s journal.

raspbeary:

i hope this is readable omg

yea take this with a grain of salt because granted half the time i have no idea what im doing and yea

step by step explanation of this

flowchartsforlife:

Interesting, this shows the probably of a child’s eye color based on the eye color of its parents!

thevillashanghai:

The many ways to tie a scarf. I think NYC looks the most difficult but also the cutest. Which one’s your favorite?

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Guide to Dress Necklines from Paper Blog here. For other popular guides go here:

Fashion Pattern Vocabulary Part 2 here.

Fashion Pattern Vocabulary Part 1 here.

Know Your Sunglasses here. 29,000 notes

Know Your Shoes Part 1 61,000 notes (Lobster Claws anyone? Hilarious)

Know Your Shoes Part 2 here.

skrelp:

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Describing Eye Colors

thewritershelpers:

I dunno about you guys, but I hate cliches like ‘emerald green’, ‘obsidian’, or ‘sky blue’ when describing eye colors. Here are a couple of places I’d like to share to help prevent cliches in writing descriptive characters:

How To Describe Eyes

Eye Color List

List of Colors (Wikipedia) – Goes into shades of colors in lower links

typette:

eehn:

I did some anatomy. Full view to see my tiny, tiny notes.

it’s always hard for me to remember this so, reblogging for everyone else like me :C

helpyoudraw:

Cloak References

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thuthunguyen:

rodstewartshalloweendream:

kudaboo:

misterdiddums:

visual-poetry:

“texter” by tim holman

a little javascript experiment that lets you explore your creativity by drawing with words. try it out here

(via prostheticknowledge)

THIS IS FUN