#Dazzleshipping

[blepadep]

I want something done, gotta do it myself

I'm about three minutes away from just writing some good ol' Yami/Yugi/Ryou fanfic myself, istg

Even better, just gonna make a oneshots thing for all my ships in this fandom, somebody's gotta give me my very specific needs in this fandom >:(

I got an ao3 if anybody ends up wanting to read it there, but I'll definitely post everything here

Once I figure out how to use this thing :/

[stigmatam4rtyr]

Dazzle ships in Dry Dock at Liverpool (1919, oil on canvas) | Edward Wadsworth

[rosalind-hawkins]

Just know there's a good chance I'll end up doing most/all of these, and Mumbleshipping is already happening for sure. I'm just trying to get a sense of what people are thirsting for. 😘

Feel free to beg lobby for something I didn't include but that you think I should write. 😉

[bonjourxrenae]

Alright - I need to get back into fic writing. But I have too many ideas rattling in my brain, too much motivation to work on All The Things, and I gotta narrow it down.

[metatemu]

Dazzleshipping, Flareshipping, Feathershipping, and whatever Yuugi/Dark Magician/Atem is called, and Yuugi/Ryou/Thief King/Atem......

the only real ships to ever exist.

[nojarama]

Happy anniversary to OMD’s single, “Telegraph”. Released this week in 1983. #OMD #orchestralmanoeuvresinthedark #petersaville #dazzleships #telegraph

[ayasinspiration]

Visual research

After some research, I've decided to make an archive box representing the stories' importance. Which will contains the most critical moments of the women in my life and mine. These stories will be put in a box which I will make. This box will store the stories of our lives.

After deciding this, I start doing my research more coherently. The example below inspired me to start thinking about how I want to execute my project. Of course, it will not be anything like this, but it helped me visualise myself and how I might do it.

https://www.pentagram.com/work/dazzleship-battleships?rel=sector&rel-id=4

https://www.pentagram.com/work/how-to-see?rel=sector&rel-id=4

In this example, I liked how they used the text on the page, its placement and the boldness of it. It gives the reader the book's main topic and makes it easier to understand. The way they placed the images is quite nice, and the way they used the contrast between black and white is. The whole book is black and white and looks simple and well-executed.

https://www.pentagram.com/work/no-problem-colognenew-york-1984-1989?rel=sector&rel-id=4

In this book, I like the way they centralise the text and how it looks in the middle of the page. They used two column grid which balances the image, text, and title very well. I like the way they used the white space. I like the way they used black digital type on the white pages. Because the type is not too big and the space feels free. The way they combined black and white and colourful pictures is nice and different. They both has their beauty.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/106580687/Memories-Book-Design?tracking_source=search_projects%7Cbook+experiment+layout

Here the usage of colour, type and pictures is very well executed. The way they prioritise the hierarchy of the text is very well-considered. They have managed to show the important bits of the text and to establish a system through their pages where they use the bold red, big text as a heading and then as a background. I like how they combined different types and colours of paper. The grid system and the placement of the text vary through the pages, which shows a system through which they consider the different components of the book.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/27386953/Brand-Guide-Singapore-Edition

In this project, the diversity of paper colours, different fonts and sizes express the feeling of an archive. It is well shown that it has its historical meaning and ideas. The way it looks and the way it is bonded shows its authenticity of it. This project has a very similar concept as mine. Jada let me know about it because of my idea's similarities with it..

[guaardian]

🎵 for Carmon [compassionatedestiny]

@compassionatedestiny

For every 🎵 I get I'll post a song I associate with my muse!

So are you asking for a song I associate with your muse? Because it actually does turn out that when I was listening to a song I used to in high school, it reminded me of both Carmon and Maiya.

It’s aptly called Pretty Girl Rock.

It’s their song now for me, lol

[shadowofthelamp]

I love the mental image of yugi and ryou falling asleep in a pile and when they wake up there's big imprints of the puzzle on ryou's cheek and the ring on yugi's chest (yknow like when you fall asleep in jeans and the lines mark your legs)

[lovecats1983]

the vote is in.... i am now legally lovecats 1983 <3

[fortuneaday]

hii may i please have a fortune? :)

What you help a child to love may be more important than what you help them to learn.

[blepadep]

badabing badaboom, I did it

Not a oneshots at all. Not dazzleshipping(i think). Just some good ol' season 0 type bullshit. Cause I'm obsessed. Loosely based on a fic I read a few days ago, but it shouldn't pull too heavily from it. I hope.

Also my writing skills arent the best so dont be mean :(

Or do, I dont care much. :')

[number3-design]

DAZL HAHANA: 2020 Rebuild Due to old age and irreparable damage, I had to retire my 1995 Kona Hahana. Having given good service, it had been in active duty with the Number 3 regimental rider from 2002-2020. Fortunately, identical frame fitted with Project 2 forks was found. The dream lives on. For the 2020 rebuild, I have adopted the 'Dazzle camouflage' pattern as applied to shipping during World War One - Consisting of complex patterns of geometric shapes, interrupting and intersecting each other.  #KonaBikes   #mountainbike   #DazzleShips   #EdwardWadsworth  #WorldWarOne  #WWI   #GraphicArt   #Paul Nicholson  #Number3  #3  #III https://www.instagram.com/p/CDbmYPHhdU6/?igshid=wdcvx5fvwf2c

[formfollowsfunctionjournal]

Sea Bulldogs - A Safe Landfall Convoy Reaches Home 🌊 A great book cover from last summer at the carboot sale. They’ll be plenty more to come this summer, for now sit tight 🙏✨ - #vintagebooks #vintagebook #dazzle #dazzleships #navy #naval #ww1 #ww2 #royalnavy #usn #navyism #bookstagram (at Stay at Home and Keep Positive) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-iIjv7Dhch/?igshid=1olen5brsc6r3

[randomandrelaxing]

Poems, Shakespeare and Dazzle Ships

From the middle of England, this is the voice of random and relaxing ASMR.

You may have noticed I’m reading some of my old poems in some of my videos. It is interesting for me to look back over old things I have written and think about the person I was. Sometimes you can seem like a stranger to yourself, and sometimes you read things and realise there are threads that pass unbroken through your life for years and years.

It’s fun to give these pieces a chance to live again through a YouTube video. Back when I wrote some of these things it was impossible to think of them being shared in this way, because they are from the days before YouTube...maybe even in some cases from the days before...the internet.

It’s interesting too to think about the difference between the written word and the spoken word. You can share written words easily so long as other people can read your language, whether it’s a handwritten note or a page in a diary, or printed words in a book or zeroes and ones in an email.

But what’s lost is the human connection from speech – the rhythms and accents and emphasis in our voices.

In the UK when I grew up we studied the great bard William Shakespeare in school, but back then nearly all of the classroom time was spent reading his plays in books and writing essays about them. If you were lucky you might get to go on a trip to see a play actually being performed live on stage in the format he intended to share his works. But for the most part we read and analysed and discussed his plays in a form very different from the one he created them in. Somehow this was deemed correct, but it was so far from the reality of his craft.

I wonder what Shakespeare would have made of YouTube and whether he’d have been a YouTuber instead of a playwright. Moreover, I wonder who, today in our land of internet connectivity, is going to stand the test of time and still be talked about in 500 years time?

Who knows…

Notoriety and the idea of living on in the future is sometimes beyond our control. The previous episode of The Voice of Random and Relaxing ASMR was called “Music For Your Tape Recorder” and was me playing guitar.

But the title that I gave the video was actually the first line in a song called “This is Helena” by the group Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark from their LP “Dazzle Ships”. I was listening to that LP in my car the other day and had forgotten about the song. I guess it had subconsciously come to me as an idea because of the animated tape recorders that I use for these video pieces.

“Dazzle Ships” is a really interesting, experimental album. The song “This is Helena” is a collage of sounds; the vocal is part of a recording of a radio announcer from an overseas radio station in the 1980s.

It’s odd to think of Helena in her studio at her radio station job, announcing to the world and not realising she was being picked up on a radio in Liverpool by a pop group, who then used her voice in a song on their record and preserved her in a new art form. You should check the song out – it’s easy enough to find on the big old internet.

As ever, if you are still listening, I would love to hear from you, wherever you are. Drop me a line in the comments or send me a direct message.

[metatemu]

This is the way dazzleshipping works in my head.