#Payhip Tattoo

[petalsprompts]

𝐏𝐒𝐃. 𝐤𝐲𝐨𝐬𝐡𝐢 𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐫. by PETALSPACKS. [..] featuring the live-action adaptation of avatar the last airbender. this psd colour palette is inspired by the air nomads; specifically their mastery tattoos and attire.

no base colouring has been used, it will work best on media with similar colouring and/or lighting as those above, it works best on natural light, daylight and/or outdoor scenes. adjustments will be needed for darker scenes. the smart filters are included within the psd. generally, this .𝐏𝐒𝐃 brightens the scene overall, it highlights red, orange, and yellow colours, and washes blues and greens with a vibrant pastel base. via payhip.

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[loscrlovcr]

☾  𝐌𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐒 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄 ☽ ✨ purchase this tattoo design at https://payhip.com/b/Zjte3 ✨ commissions open for tattoos and illustrations, dm me!

[serawis]

First in my Authentic Historical makeup series!

[ Serawis ] Authentic Ancient Egyptian Makeup Set

HQ compatible 

Maxis Match

Authentic colour swatches

Slider compatible for those that just want to have fun!

Multiple options (not all are visible in the previews)

Available for all ages and genders (as per history)

A lil history lesson for those that are interested ♥

The ideal beauty in ancient Egypt was a slender figure for both genders, and some older mummies have even been found to be stuffed with sawdust to create a rounded, idealised breast shape. Yet it’s noted that beauty was observed not only in appearances as proven with Cleopatra, as her personality and voice was often described as her most charming trait. Makeup was not only for beauty - it was for protection and believed to have magical properties.

Makeup was used by all classes, ages and genders, however there were some minor differences. The most obvious difference between the rich and the poor would be the containers and tools used, but also the ingredients used to to create their cosmetics. Therefore it can be assumed that lower classes had makeup with less pigment, colour variation, and precision - but it did not stop them from wearing it! For example, kohl was expensive and if lower classes were to get a hold of it, they would apply it with sticks whilst the upper classes had theirs kept in ornamental boxes. Style-wise there was no difference between the classes, although noble women were known to pale their skin using creams and powders, likely because it suggested that they did not need to work outside. Cleopatra allegedly bathed in donkey’s milk to keep her skin fair (although it’s important to remember that Cleopatra was of Greek decent).

Green malachite and black kohl was commonly used as eyeshadow in ancient Egypt, which has been proven to have protective properties. The technique was to apply it from lid to brow and on the lower eyelids, surrounding the eye. Galena was also used to make shades of grey. Nobility also wore eye glitter that was made from iridescent shells of beetles!

Eyeliner was black kohl or soot was drawn thick and in an almond shape and could be drawn in many patterns, be decorative or for ceremonial purposes dedicated to the gods. For this I made only two simple shapes as I couldn’t find exactly what the patterns would have looked like - but perhaps in a future update I will! The style that was most known was painting both the upper and lower lid from the corners of the eyes to the edges of the face. it it believed they used animal fat to create consistent and lasting paste. Eyebrows and eyelashes were filled in with the same ingredients.

For the cheeks they would use red ochre or hydrated iron oxide in oranges and deep reds which would stain the cheeks. Whilst there is no description exactly how it was applied on the face, when looking at the bust of Nefertiti you can see that it’s applied where redness on the cheeks happens naturally, so I did the same for this set.

They also used red ochre or henna for the lips as well which would stain them deep red and dried matte. Popular colours also included orange, magenta, and blue-black. Red was especially popular during Cleopatra’s rule as it was a symbol of power, and many nobility copied it. And whilst the lower classes likely did use something on their own lips, it is likely that they had less pigmented options.

Henna was used to stain the fingers and toes, as nailcare was really important. Henna was applied as colour to the nails and upper classes had their own makeup artists that worked on their nails.

Tattoos also seemed common. Dancing girls and prostitutes used to tattoo their thighs as a precaution against venereal disease in the style of the dwarf deity Bes.

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Simone Susinna GIF pack [‘365 Days: This Day’]

In this here gif hunt you’ll find 330 gifs of Simone Susinna inthe movie ‘365 Days: This Day’.  All these gifs were made by me, so please don’t claim as your own. Do NOT put into other gif hunts. If credit is given, you may use/edit them as sidebars, crackships, etc, just please ( @ ) me in your creations!

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[rustbeltjessie]

Five years ago, I began putting a book together—a collection of my writings themed around punk music/punk subculture. They were all written between ‘99 and 2014, and had previously appeared in my own zines that had since gone out of print, or other zines or online magazines that had gone out of print/gone dark; style-wise, they ran the gamut from CNF to lyric essay to music criticism. I decided to crowdfund and self-publish the book, but at that point I didn’t really know what I was doing in regards to either crowdfunding or publishing full books. The book was almost ready to go but the artist I’d commissioned never finished the cover art, and my crowdfunding campaign hadn’t been entirely successful, and I wound up not having enough money to publish it.

About a year after I realized I couldn’t do it the way I’d initially planned, the book was picked up by a small press. My plan was to buy enough author copies to fulfill the initial crowdfunded preorders, and hopefully sell even more than that. With the help of an editor, I partially rewrote some older pieces and wrote some new ones to flesh it out a bit more. They found someone to do the cover and interior art, and put up a preorder page; I got blurbs from some of my favorite writers. It was all basically ready to go. But shit happened, and the press folded, and the book was once again dead in the water. (I’m not naming the press here, because my intention here is not to call anyone out. The people involved in all that are friends of mine, and as a small press owner myself I understand that shit happens. The saddest part about that whole thing is that I don’t get to use the cover and interior art we had, because it was amazing.)

I’ve recently realized that I need to get the book out in some way, because I need to put it behind me. For one thing, I feel badly that the people who crowdfunded or preordered never received anything. For another, I just need to move on, and I can’t fully move on until I get it out into the world. So I’ve decided to self-release it. For right now, I’m only making a digital version. I know, I know, print is way better, but I don’t have the funds to print it right now, and I’m certainly not going to ask people to pre-pay for it a third time. I’ve redone it somewhat—took out some of the weaker pieces, added in some others I’ve written in the past three years—and I’ve used my own artwork for the interior and done the cover in a zine-y/Xerox art style. I’ve uploaded it to Payhip, for a sliding-scale, pay-what-you-want price. This way, people who already paid for it (or just can’t afford it otherwise) can download it for free, and other people who can/want to throw a few $$ my way can do that. Most importantly: finally, finally, five years later, What We Talk About When We Talk About Punk will be released unto the world. — Here’s what some rad people had to say about WWTAWWTAP in its original incarnation: Love letters to way-too-late whiskey-drunk nights, stolen hearts and stolen kisses, small- town parking lots and bad decisions and even badder girls, WWTAWWTAP is a gritty and gorgeous series of riffs on living and loving punk. Like your very first show all over again, it'll set your blood on fire. —Sarah McCarry, author of the Metamorphoses trilogy and editor/publisher of the Guillotine series What We Talk About When We Talk about Punk distills wild nights of loud music, cheap whisky, and fugitive romance into a pure tonic. Jessie Lynn McMains’s voice is as indelible as a stick-and-poke tattoo and her autobiographical stories vividly capture the highs and lows of punk-rock youth. Pull on your leather jacket, grab a bottle of something, climb up onto the roof, and read this book. —Jeff Miller, author of Ghost Pine: All Stories True Wearing music like a jacket, that’s one of the things Jessie says about herself in these pages. I find that very admirable and inspiring. It gives a wonderful perspective to not only observe oneself in the moment, and in the past, but to feel the effect of that topic of study and passion on you, pressed against your skin. Jessie’s very subjective approach succeeds, and doesn’t fall into, impenetrable in-crowd self absorption, because she is smart enough to allow an adequate amount of objectivity and analysis to let her audience vibrantly see and feel her own experiences as if we are there with her. Music is a good reference point because lyrics, rhythm, and melody hit deep beyond the intellect into the emotions. You can always put on a CD, or vinyl record, or cassette and be transported to other places and times. These personal essays did this very thing to me, like listening to music. She becomes the jacket that we put on as we hear the lyricism of her stories. We are always with Jessie in her writings. The hyper-awareness that she uses to capture her memories to be pondered again and again, as we read on, immersing ourselves in her writing, is crucial. We are reading something that is alive and learning it’s own lessons. We can picture her being transformed by her own documenting of her experiences, becoming a complex being, a well informed member of humankind. She is infused with the playfulness and philosophy found in music and she demonstrates the frightening willingness to view oneself through a microscope. I find this fascinating. Therefore, because of this heart-on-her-sleeve writing style, when we allow ourselves to engage with her words on the page, to be as vulnerable as she has allowed herself to be, we too are transformed. Her words have gone from jacket to skin. We are there feeling her sexually charged reaction to Rock and Roll. We experience the sensual allure of the human body. With her we dive head first into decadence, decay, nostalgia, and hope. Her bouts of loneliness and need for community are palpable. We are bruised by the violence, the drugs, the suffering. We are stifled and also warmed by the dying and the regenerating of a constantly changing musical style. We witness the passing of friends and idols. We share in her understanding of what it means to be an outcast, and more specifically, how it feels to be a female outcast, to be a mother and a rebel. Through the willingness to wear this book like a jacket, like a skin, we not only see who Jessie is but we learn about the daily life behind the music, of people, inspired by their own creativity and the creativity of others, trying to simply be, to live a life worth living. This isn’t just a collection of diary entries, a memoir, it is an opportunity to look at oneself. Why are you a punk? Or perhaps even more importantly, why aren’t you a punk? —John “Jughead” Pierson, podcaster (“Jughead’s Basement”), musician (Even in Blackouts, founding member of Screeching Weasel), author Jessie Lynn McMains weaves the threads of her own life with a typewriter ribbon on a loom fashioned from melted records and empty 40's. The end result is fascinating, an ultrapersonal look at a life shaped by punk, forged by punk, fired by punk. What We Talk About When We Talk About Punk has music at its core and surrounding it on all sides, but its main muscle is the reaction to that, the response. Thoughts thought while listening to a perfect mixtape that takes you far away from the blah street you've found yourself living on (and a secret peek at the science behind that perfect tape), the thrill when a cute girl comes into your crappy job and gets why the 1" button on your jacket is so important. Notes scrawled on diner napkins and on the back of show flyers, now compiled into book form! —Ocean Capewell, author of The Most Beautiful Rot and High On Burning Photographs zine At 16 I cut my hair with a razor and dyed it black, looking at my reflection in the mirror that night I was convinced I was the spit of Richard Hell. When I think back through my own punk history, the bands, the friendships and the crushes; the obsessions that took over my life, led me to zines and the community I was desperately searching for, I can see with perfect clarity how I arrived at this point. As an adult woman these things are intrinsic parts of me. And that’s what Jessie’s writing does, it kicks you in the gut then hands you a cold beer. She knows. Jessie is the real deal; she is the girl Cometbus, one of the great zinesters of our time. If you want me, I’ll be in my room listening to my tapes. —Cherry Styles, writer, editor/publisher of The Chapess — You can download it here. Then listen to the official soundtrack here. (Pretend it’s on a tape, okay?) xoxo, the writer formerly known as Jessica Disobedience

[kandrsdarkangelsbookblog]

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Title: THE IMAGINARY BOYFRIEND

* Wild Men 7*

Author: JO RAVEN

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/45444021

Genre: | Contemporary Romance

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He came into our garden like a ghost,

the blond boy with the raven on his shoulder.

He was pretty like a star,

and just as distant,

an imaginary friend

vanishing before anyone else could see him.

But years later, he appears at my high school.

He comes out of nowhere, just like before.

This time he’s older, taller, the raven gone.

Is he real? Was it all true?

And if he vanishes again, how will I survive it?

* A standalone novel set in the Wild Men universe *

*Female POV only.*

●▬▬▬ AUTHOR BIO ▬▬▬●

Jo Raven is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, best known for her series Inked Brotherhood, Damage Control and Hot Candy. She writes edgy, contemporary New Adult romance with sexy bad boys and strong-willed heroines. She writes about MMA fighters and tattoo artists, dark pasts that bleed into the present, loyalty and raw emotion. Add to that breathtaking suspense, super-hot sex scenes and a happy ending, and you have a Jo Raven original story.

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[hellagaymccree]

Permanent Marks readers

I don’t know how many follow the fic and also follow me here, but if you have been, you might know things aren’t going well. For this reason I’m thinking about publishing Permanent Marks on payhip. It would be ‘pay-what-you-what’ (starting at $1 or $2, depends on the content). If I do it, if it would include:

-Revise chapters, maybe even new content like extended scenes (ex: when genji and jesse go out) -An old drafts I had for chapter 2, which reads like a separate fic on it’s own -The first version of how I wanted Jesse to find out about Hanzo’s tattoo (which means half new chapter 6) -Depending on what ending I decide to go with, the ebook will have the alternative ending as a bonus -Side stories I have plan to post in the future (ex: something with genji’s soulmate) *if I publish the ebook, I won’t post these side stories online for a while longer

*I will still continue the fic on ao3 no matter what, it just won’t have all the extra stuff.

Please let me know what you think. I think this is a good idea to help me out and also you get something in return if you’re a fan of the fic. Of course, you can always support me by sharing my work, donating what you can, ask for requests to help me keep up and learn and leaving comments on my works. 

[loscrlovcr]

☾  𝐒𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐏 𝐀𝐒 𝐀 𝐊𝐍𝐈𝐅𝐄 ☽

✨ purchase this tattoo design at https://payhip.com/b/9edMm

✨ commissions open for tattoos and illustrations, dm me!

[serawis]

A simple tattoo inspired by the Villainous Valentine aspiration.

- SERAWIS - Homewrecker Tattoo

HQ Compatible

Intensity swatches

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[maurawrites]

Simone Susinna GIF pack [‘The Next 365 Days’]

In this here gif hunt you’ll find 318 gifs of Simone Susinna in the movie ‘The Next 365 Days’.  All these gifs were made by me, so please don’t claim as your own. Do NOT put into other gif hunts. If credit is given, you may use/edit them as sidebars, crackships, etc, just please ( @ ) me in your creations!

Made for @tasksweekly​ #011: TATTOOS

trigger warnings for: nsfw content

Find this pack on payhip for $3.00

Check out the rest of my gifs of Simone here!

[kandrsdarkangelsbookblog]

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Title: NO SAINT

Author: Jo Raven

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Cover Design: By Letitia Hasser I RBA designs

Genre: Bully Romance | Contemporary Romance

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Why are bad boys so good? ⠀

Meet the infamous Ross, black sheep of the family and bully extraordinaire.

I drink too much, smoke too much, screw around. I’ve hurt people, been in and out of prison. I’m a bastard, a beast.

I’m a goddamn bundle of joy.

I mean, my own dad tried to kill me, what does that tell you?

Then again, my dad did kill my mom, so maybe it isn’t just me. Who the hell knows.

The world sucks and I’m giving it the finger in every damn way, except…

Except there’s a girl. Pretty. Hot. Clever. She didn’t get the memo – that she should hate me, shun me, kick me when I’m down. That the world screwed us all over. She believes in the future – and sometimes she seems to even believe in me.

Big mistake. I’m bad news. I made her suffer in the past, and nothing has changed. I’m not an angel, not a saint. No good.

But for some reason I don’t get, I can’t let her go down with me. I find myself trying to be better for her, pretending to be someone I’m not.

And if that doesn’t ring some damn big alarm bells regarding my sanity, well… then I’m done already.

* This is the story of Ross, half-brother to Octavia, Gigi and Merc, set in the Wild Men series *

Coming soon. ⠀

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#Ross #NoSaint #Bullyromance #JoRaven #NewRelease Josephine Raven

EXCERPT

Real life outside school is different. It has to be. I have to believe it. Luna the frightened unpopular girl is gone, too. Now I am the new Luna, and like the new moon I am in darkness until I reveal myself, reborn.

Hey, it sounds good in theory, all right? It gives me a plan, a purpose. I can do this. Be the new me who isn’t so shy and insecure, who doesn’t go red when someone laughs or points at her. I am good enough. I need to believe it.

Who cares if I’m not all that pretty? I’ve brains, and smarts, and I will make something of my life.

Once I get through this Summer, that is. And save some money. And decide what I do next.

My cousin says I should get a degree, maybe in web design and graphics. Move to a city, get a good job in a company. That I can do it.

My thoughts return to Ross and what my dad and Josh said about him.

That he’s still here. Hanging around. That his dad attacked him.

That’s so screwed up.

Worse still, why can’t I get him out of my mind? It’s hard to stop thinking about him. Not only because he taunted me and tormented me—but also because he was the sexiest, hottest guy in school.

And the world, probably.

What a pity he’s such an asshole.

●▬▬▬▬๑۩AUTHOR BIO۩๑▬▬▬▬▬●

Jo Raven is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, best known for her series Inked Brotherhood, Damage Control and Hot Candy. She writes edgy, contemporary New Adult romance with sexy bad boys and strong-willed heroines. She writes about MMA fighters and tattoo artists, dark pasts that bleed into the present, loyalty and raw emotion. Add to that breathtaking suspense, super-hot sex scenes and a happy ending, and you have a Jo Raven original story.

Meet Jo Raven online – Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/AuthorJoRaven)

Chat with her on Twitter (@AuthorJoRaven)

Join her readers group for sneak previews of her covers and stories (http://on.fb.me/1K2LvzO).

Be the first to get your hands on Jo Raven’s new releases & offers, giveaways, previews, and more by signing up here ▶http://bit.ly/1CTNTHM

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