Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.
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BNHA summer travel prints!! look how unfashionable todoroki is im just–
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some of my previous seasonal designs:
Heart of Seasons
and Sight of Seasons
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old fan art of good omens, i dont draw them anymore but i feel like sharing this on tumblr since GO still one of my inspirations for some of my original angel-demon illustrations
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choose your heart
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of death, grows life 🐇🌷 . 🐥🌼 . 🐸🍀 . details art of my upcoming apparel series!!
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meadow neighbours ✨
frolicking on friday night
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because in year 4 Harry gets gifted a sweater with a dragon on it, and it's not playing in Draco's favour
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long haired dick grayson by nichasheng on twitter
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I know I’ve featured this scene on the Nazi Punch of the Day, but this version seemed particularly timely given the ongoing attacks on education.
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hedonism is good actually rich people just suck at it
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New slip case for the complete collection of 'Leatherstocking Tales'
(Description and more detailed shots under the cut)
A friend approached me with the request to repair a damaged cardstock slip case for their collection of the Leatherstocking Tales. The slip case was not completely torn, but showed the usual wear and tear. Being a tight fitting, printed and folded cardstock product, it was not possible to invisibly strengthen the construction without changing the appearance. (There's simply no room in there to put anything else in addition to the books). So we agreed on a new slipcase construction that would feature the old cardstock.
Below the original slipcase (already taken apart) and an additional web picture to show what the slip case originally looked like.


Some detail shots of the inside of the new slip case. I didn't get the turn in's all completely even, but I'm happy enough with how they turned out.



Materials used:
slip case construction - card board 2,4mm, 1,5mm and cardboard covering materials - elephant hide paper black, elephant hide paper green-gray, original slip case
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The Flowers We Pick & The Fruit We Choose by Canon_in_D
This lovely typeset was made for Renegade Tiny Books Bang 2024 by canon-in-too-deep
This bind is in so far unusual that traditionally in a cloth and paper binding, the cloth, as the more sturdy and durable material, would go on the spine. Since this book is small and light I let design overrule tradition.
Materials used
book case boards - 1mm book board covering materials - bookcloth (black), Fancy Majestic paper (iridescent blue), Chiyogami paper evening out material - paper the same thickness as the cloth title - hot tooled with foil
inner book textblock paper - Munken pure 100gsm endpapers - Chiyogami paper endbands - Chiyogami paper wrapped around a 10/3 linnen thread core
Format: 9,5cm x 13,5cm
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Exclusive: "If anything happens to me, the BBC is responsible."
Abdullah al-Yazuri, the 13-year-old narrator of Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone, speaks to MEE after the BBC pulled the documentary.
"I worked for nine months, and it was all wiped."
Exclusive: Narrator of pulled BBC Gaza documentary speaks out.
In his first interview with Middle East Eye, Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone's 13-year-old narrator Abdullah al-Yazuri speaks out after the BBC removed the documentary.
link to the documentary left in the comments
@el-shab-hussein @vague-humanoid
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