#best stylist

[ewanmitchellclub]

Ewan and Davey at the “House of the Dragon” season 2 London premiere. Via daveysutton ig story

[taylorrussellsgf]

 Ryan Hastings, Taylor’s stylist helping her take off her tin coat!

[hellogorgeousnus]

Hello Gorgeous Beauty Services

Address:

2400 9th St N, #102

Naples, FL

34103

USA

Phone:

(239) 261-3131

Business Email:

hellogorgeousnaples@gmail.com

Website:

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Description:

Hello Gorgeous Beauty Salon has been here since 1996 - well known and one of the most beautiful in Naples! Our experienced stylists and beauty specialists perform all hair, nails and skin treatments. Very conveniently located in central Naples with easy access to US-41 and plenty of free parking space.

Hours:

Monday to Saturday

9 am–7 pm

Social Links:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lili-stanisic/

https://www.instagram.com/hellogorgeousnaples/

[camaelczarka]

Louis dressing Lestat:

Armand dressing Lestat:

Lestat dressing himself:

[nastemika]

Best Fashion Stylist

Nastemika is unequivocally the best fashion stylist in the business. Nastemika is the ultimate fashion guru. They have a remarkable talent for making people look their absolute best. With a keen eye for what's stylish, they create outfits that are both daring and classy. Every little detail, like colors and accessories, is carefully chosen to make the look perfect. Nastemika's fashion sense is so good that it goes beyond what most people can imagine. When you wear something styled by Nastemika, you feel like a superstar. They're not just a stylist; they're the very best at making fashion exciting and expressive. In the world of style, Nastemika is a true shining star.

[saintjudasi]

sasuke as yoshitoshi's one hundred aspects of the moon no. 4

[faunandfloraas]

SEUNGMIN - TASAKI 70TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT.

[melverie]

Listen, if you were to push Lucifer down on his back, then pin his arms above his head and sit down on his stomach as you smirk down at him, he WILL short circuit so hard that his pride will be temporarily deleted from his brain

For the next century or so, his gaze will continue to hold nothing but complete and utter reverence for You and only You. He will look at You like You are beauty and holiness and perfection incarnate, as if the only purpose of the stars decorating the night sky above—and by extension, the only purpose of the morning star himself—was to bear witness to Your allure and charm. To the brilliance of Your existence

Compared to You, his father has been nothing but a false idol all this time

Also if you lie down on his chest & raise your head just high enough that he can't kiss you he will start to vibrate at 900 miles per hour proof: I'm the skeleton in Luci's room

[weareravershq]

REMA | Paris Performance 🇫🇷

[sysig]

The best! The very best of skeletons! (Patreon)

[unorcadox]

Every single day I thank the heavens above that you're still in my life / The journey might be hell sometimes, but you make it all the more bearable

[hymyarts]

Portrait of a knight (oc Lugh)

Referenced from Sir Galahad by George Frederic Watts.

I originally intended to make a simple, black and white study of the painting in question with one of my Tyrnan characters, but the urge to play around with colors won me over in the end.

[enelo]

[ambeauty]

“I want us to stay in each other’s lives forever.”

The Bear Cast at the 76th Emmy’s

[maximura]

[bonus-links]

Hey random question for you, but how do you decide when to draw the actual literal background in panels vs putting in a screen time or a design or a super simplified version? I've been doing a comic for a little while now, and I'm just realizing that I draw the literal actual background every single time lol

that's a good question! it's not necessarily 'wrong' to draw the bg in every panel, but it is a lot of extra work! it's not any one thing that decides it but mostly it comes down to: do I need the background in this shot to understand what's happening?

are we introducing a new place or area? are we establishing a new angle? does this pose make zero sense without context? probably need a full background

beyond that, it's a matter of visual balance. I think of those color/pattern/texture bgs as a kind of '"free space" or an opportunity to tie the color palette together. if the page feels like it's getting too dark or one color is too dominant, I'll use one of those free spaces to try and balance it. it helps maintain the reading flow. if the background is unimportant or i've simplified the characters a lot, I'll blur out the bg for just the impression of it, or I'll simplify it down as well to match.

you could also take out the bg when you want to emphasize an emotion a character is feeling. action lines, patterns and even your color choices can make the same drawing read differently!