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[thingsidrawgohere]

Now that I'm finished with the story And the book edit, it's time to put these half scale mockups into action.

Side note: my plan was to make my own book cloth for this one but, as previous posts may indicate, I was having some trouble with such. So I bought some fancy book cloth to ameliorate my fainting couch feelings. But the stuff is TOO fancy. Much thicker than the cloth from Amazon. Thus it doesn't hold a crease or a divot as well. Mockups, while useful for this Deeply complicated build, didn't prepare me for that. It's caused Fucking Problems.

Anyways, I sprayed the edges of my POD text block. POD always yields subpar results but it does allow a lot A LOT more leeway regarding experimentation. I was thinking of just painting the edges but I saw a technique Four Keys Book Arts did with his edges- which was a fucking spray bottle of highly diluted acrylics. It goes against my instincts to add that much moisture but He didn't have page bleed so I thought- It's POD; why not?

No bleed, cousin. Watercolor variation and softness and No Bleed. Fuck. It looks good.

[apparel-architects]

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Discover the art of clothing mockup, graphic design, photo editing, and image creation with this striking visual masterpiece! From enhancing details to crafting imaginative compositions, this project showcases a seamless blend of creativity and technical expertise. Whether it’s bringing a vision to life, elevating brand aesthetics, or creating visuals that captivate, this work represents the power of design in transforming ordinary images into extraordinary art. Perfect for campaigns, branding, or storytelling, it’s a celebration of innovation and style. Let us help you turn your ideas into stunning visuals! #PhotoManipulation #GraphicDesign #ImageCreation #PhotoEditing #PrintDesign #FloralDesign #DigitalPrints #CreativeDesign #coat #apparel #fashion #mockup

[theender36]

Recently watched Superman: The Movie (1978) for the first time in well over a decade and it really is a great movie so I got some thoughts that I want to put somewhere before I forget.

The cold open of theater curtains showing a mockup of an old Superman serial featuring Action Comics is a great nod to the character's past. Then the title flying out of the old theater screen is a fantastic visual as well as a good transition to kickstart the credits sequence accompanied by the iconic music

The set design of Krypton is phenomenal; the glowing clothes, the crystalline look, and the streamlined technology feel alien and futuristic in a unique way, although it is a little odd that everything is so white except for Kal-El's baby blanket.

The trial of Zod, Ursa, and Non has the striking combination of visuals that are the trio being held in a spotlight by spinning rings and the stern Kryptonian judges' faces being projected onto the otherwise dark dome surrounding them

Marlon Brando keeps pronouncing it "Kryptin" for some reason. Like when I'm joking about watching "The Batmins"

Genuinely very sad goodbye scene from Kal's parents

Pretty much every wide shot in Kansas is super beautiful

As is the custom, Ma and Pa Kent bring Clark up right. I appreciate the moment where Clark tells Pa about how he gets so mad at bullies that he wants to tear them apart because first off, you can tell from how he says it that he knows it'd be wrong to do that. And second, Pa doesn't yell at him for having those feelings, he tries to help him deal with them.

Clark doesn't just bail on Martha to go find himself, and he makes sure she'll have help on the farm while he's gone

The sequence of the Fortress forming itself has amazing practical effects and editing

Maybe it was because I was watching the Blu Ray version with extra scenes but the abstract montage of crystal Jor-El teaching Clark about the universe and his abilities and giving life lessons ran a little long but it was cool

Clark is very much playing up his meek, clumsy identity but him being Reporter Clark Kent as a person is not totally an act. He makes sure half his paycheck goes to Ma back home because he wants to make sure she's taken care of and he tries to be polite and helpful around the office, which tracks with who he is at his core

I think Lex being a business tycoon/scientist is pretty integral to the character but I don't mind this version's "Napoleon of crime" shtick. I like that Gene Hackman's hair being a wig in-story is hinted at when Otis is poking around the spa and he finds a spare hairpiece

I know everyone knows this already but Christopher Reeves is a perfect casting choice and he does an amazing job at making Clark and Superman superficially different but obviously the same person at heart. Even when he says something a little corny as either one, there's so much sincerity to it

Clark feeling a little guilty about enjoying being a hero is on-brand. I like that Jor-El reflects Johnathan Kent by encouraging him but also giving guidance so he doesn't lose who he is.

The moment of Jor-El saying "I've sent them you. My only son." is veering very close to the common Superman-as-a-Jesus-allegory mistake but it's the only time in the entire movie I remember it doing that, so I can't harp on it too much

Lois is just a force of nature and the only reason Clark can keep up with her as Superman is because she's starstruck

This version of Superman and Lois are down just HORRENDOUS for each other

The flying date scene is great and I think the poorly-aged flying effect is countered by the nighttime background and the chemistry between the characters. That being said, the "can you read my mind" poem is just. What. Why is this

The scene of Lex, Ms. Teschmacher, and Otis attempting to tamper with the nukes and then having to do it again because Otis screwed up is so goofy I forgot they were villains

Great moment when Superman shows he can be intimidating by just staring down Otis.

I like that Superman is saved by Ms Teschmacher because she believes in him which is a surprise to Lex because he only believes in himself

Really great effects in the scenes of the destruction from the San Andreas fault

This shot is underrated

The moments of Superman realizing Lois is dead have so much weight to them and are amazingly shot

I kind of wish they explored the consequences of him "interfering in history" because otherwise it is sort of just a convenient deus ex machina

Everything ends tied up very nicely (except the Zod squad but after two hours, nobody's thinking about that) and sometimes that's all a movie needs

It's astonishing really how much they manage to fit in this movie considering they give a lot of scenes more time than you'd expect

Overall, movie good.

[moonsidesong]

Have you played PuyoPuyo 7? If so, what do you think about it?

good timing anon, i actually replayed it pretty recently with a friend of mine (wanted to play the recent re-translation, very much recommend it, its much better than Nexus's halfhearted mess) so my opinions on it are fresh!!

the short answer is. Its so jank. and probably objectively not a very good game, and there are definitely things i would change about it if i could. But i still really like it for what it is. It's got a unique identity in the series and I love that about it!

im gonna talk a lot now so under the readmore this goes ^_^

i love that transformation mode is just if fever rules were an insane mess. why does it go up to 99 seconds. why does mega mode send SO much damage. god bless it<3 they should bring it back. wanna see what hellfire comet festivals shibakazu would cook up in it.

and like the story is.... not. well paced. but ive learned to laugh about it at least. and like suuuuuure ecolo shows up at the end and then hypes up how unstoppably powerful they are and how ringo could NEVER BEAT THEM and then gets defeated in 10 seconds because the final boss is a joke. its fine<3 at least its actually fun to play and doesnt take a million years to trudge through so the bad pacing doesnt feel nearly as awful. (puyo chronicle i am giving you a little glare)

ive grown to love the jank art style but i will say, i wish they redrew everyone. ringo standing next to characters clearly just with sprites edited from 15th anniversary or fever 2 make her stick out quite a bit. it makes me wonder if the game's art was really rushed or something? it just feels a bit off.

another thing, i dont think this game is a Bad introduction to ecolo at all (i Love their design in this game and i think it perfectly introduces how intensely powerful and unhinged they can be), BUT!!! their chain animations are really... disappointing. idk. i Like that they shapeshift into other characters i think thats fun (i actually think its kind of a shame its a trait of theirs rarely brought up anymore) but the fact its mostly just the others' animations recolored black with some extra particle effects is really lame. minor differences like a more ecolo-like facial expression (get silly!! get mischievous!!!) couldve gone a long way to giving them more personality in their chains.

also relating to the past two notes, its really no secret that transformation mode is... Missing. Quite a bit of assets it really should have. considering a decent handful of characters only go through very minor changes (darkle is literally just a clothing color swap) and honestly Ecolo (since all of their chains are borrowed) still only changing to feli for mini and klug for mega is SUCKS i think and it makes me the most upset out of the cast.. ecolo's already transforming when they're not in fever!!!!! lets do something else!!!!!

this is just a reaaally quick mockup scribble of an idea i had that id been discussing with my friend, but i think it'd be really fun if instead of doing a simple character shapeshift, they got real small and silly looking for their mini form and HUGE AND OVERBEARING AND INTIMIDATING for mega. the core would stay the same size, for scale! pp7 is the game that leans the hardest into ecolo being someone who can switch from silly little thang to terrifying cosmic being of sheer force on a dime, and i think itd be fun if their transformations reflected that.

like idk ecolo is the Debut final boss and (imo) one of the coolest characters in the series so i think it sucks that they got the short end of the stick in the battle animations area in this game.

like ive been saying I've grown to love many of Puyo 7's problems but this is one thing i would definitely change if i could.

[caseps]

craft/textile projects: make reasonable shoe mockups -> knows what i wanna edit and refine but dont know how to start -> wikipedia rabbit hole historical shoes to various kinds of historical clothes -> maybe i should make an easy to finish small winter item like a hood or something-> start looking up pants/overalls patterns instead -> i should make a new phone case actually

drawing projects: drawing wifes fursona -> i want to draw my OCs -> instead of that, start animating danny phantom being summoned in a summoning circle from a fic i am writing but not posting anywhere (lol) -> (contemplate just drawing a comic instead) -> start a different drawing of my wifes fursona

this is how my last and this month been going, but i did finish mending some stuff so thats good

[mockupdaddycom]

The Psychology of Caps: What Your Hat Says About You

Caps are more than functional accessories—they’re a canvas for personal expression. Whether it’s a flat-brim snapback or a cozy bucket hat, your choice of headwear reflects aspects of your personality, lifestyle, and identity. In this article, we’ll delve into how different cap styles reveal personality traits and connect these choices to professions, hobbies, and personal branding. Plus, discover how Mockupdaddy’s Cap mockup generator can help you design hats that truly showcase who you are.

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Flat-Brim Caps: Confident and Trend-Savvy Flat-brim caps are a favorite among urban youth, creatives, and trendsetters. They project confidence and an appreciation for street culture. Those who gravitate toward this style often enjoy expressing individuality through bold patterns and custom designs.Profession and Hobby Insight: Artists, musicians, and gamers often choose flat-brim caps, using them to showcase their personal branding or team affiliations.

Trucker Caps: Down-to-Earth and Adventurous Made iconic by their mesh backs and curved brims, trucker caps often appeal to outdoorsy individuals and hardworking professionals. They suggest a personality that values practicality, comfort, and an authentic connection to nature or community.Profession and Hobby Insight: Farmers, hikers, and small business owners frequently incorporate trucker caps into their attire—sometimes with logos that symbolize their dedication.

Bucket Hats: Playful and Nostalgic Bucket hats have made a comeback, appealing to those with a quirky sense of style. This cap style nods to 90s nostalgia while exuding a carefree and experimental spirit.Profession and Hobby Insight: Popular among festival-goers, photographers, and young fashion enthusiasts, bucket hats are a choice for individuals who embrace spontaneity and fun.

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[armoghan]

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[visual-sculptors]

How to Select the Best Material for Your Book Cover Project

1. What can I use to cover my schoolbooks?

When considering materials to cover schoolbooks, several options are available that effectively protect and preserve the integrity of the texts. Plastic book covers offer durability and water resistance, making them ideal for everyday use. Brown paper bags can serve as a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative, allowing for customization and creativity. For a more polished look, adhesive vinyl or clear contact paper provides a sleek finish while safeguarding against wear and tear. Additionally, fabric covers can be both aesthetically pleasing and functional, providing cushioning and flexibility. Selecting the appropriate covering material ensures the longevity of schoolbooks throughout the academic year.

2. What material should I use for a book cover?

When selecting material for a book cover, consider durability, aesthetic appeal, and the intended market. Common options include cardstock, which provides a sturdy yet flexible surface ideal for paperback covers, and cloth or leather for hardcover editions, imparting a classic and sophisticated look. Laminated finishes enhance durability and resistance to wear, while matte or glossy coatings can influence visual impact. Additionally, consider eco-friendly materials, such as recycled paper, to appeal to environmentally conscious readers. Ultimately, the choice of material should align with the book's genre, target audience, and overall design concept to create an engaging and lasting impression.

3. What is a 3D book mockup?

A 3D book mock-up is a digital representation that showcases a book's design in a three-dimensional format, allowing authors, publishers, and marketers to visualize how the final product will appear. These mock-ups typically feature realistic textures, lighting, and shadows, enhancing the visual appeal and providing a tangible sense of the book's physical presence. By using 3D book mock-ups, creators can effectively present their work for promotional purposes, including social media marketing, website displays, and print advertisements. This tool not only aids in visual storytelling but also helps in gathering feedback and making informed design decisions before the actual printing process.

4. Can you print an eBook?

Printing an eBook is certainly feasible, but it requires careful consideration of several key factors. Foremost among these is the issue of copyright compliance. Many eBooks are protected under intellectual property laws, and unauthorized printing could lead to legal ramifications. Therefore, readers must first verify whether they have the rights to print the content. If permission is granted, users have the option to print individual pages or convert the eBook into a printable format, such as a PDF. However, it is important to note that the conversion process may not always be straightforward; formatting issues can arise, potentially altering the original layout and design of the text. This can detract from the reading experience, especially if the eBook contains intricate formatting, images, or specialized fonts.

Moreover, it is essential to recognize that printing an eBook can strip away many of the interactive features that are integral to the digital experience. For instance, elements such as hyperlinks, multimedia content, and dynamic navigation tools are typically lost in a static print format. This not only limits the reader's engagement with the material but also reduces the potential for a more immersive experience that eBooks can offer. Ultimately, while the option to print an eBook exists, individuals must carefully weigh the advantages of having a physical copy against the inherent limitations of the printed format. In many cases, the value of retaining digital interactivity may outweigh the tangible benefits of printed pages.

5. How do you layout a book cover?

Designing a book cover requires a strategic approach to layout that captures the essence of the content while appealing to the target audience. Begin by establishing a clear hierarchy, placing the title prominently to ensure it is easily readable from a distance. Complement the title with the author's name, typically positioned at the bottom or top, depending on design preferences. Incorporate relevant imagery that resonates with the book’s theme, ensuring it does not overshadow the text. Utilize a cohesive color palette and typography that reflects the genre, while maintaining balance and visual harmony. Lastly, consider the spine and back cover for a complete presentation.

[si-graphics]

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[design-emporium]

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You will receive: – 1 x layered .psd file for use in Photoshop – 1 x layered .procreate file for use in Procreate – 1 x PDF with instructions DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ONLY – NO PHYSICAL ITEM WILL BE SHIPPED – Cotton dress mockup – Perfect for listing photos and promotional material TERMS OF USE: – You can use these files for personal or commercial use – promotional material for your shop, social media…

[apparel-architects]

Winter Man's Outfit Ideas Discover the art of clothing mockup, graphic design, photo editing, and image creation with this striking visual masterpiece! From enhancing details to crafting imaginative compositions, this project showcases a seamless blend of creativity and technical expertise. Whether it’s bringing a vision to life, elevating brand aesthetics, or creating visuals that captivate, this work represents the power of design in transforming ordinary images into extraordinary art. Perfect for campaigns, branding, or storytelling, it’s a celebration of innovation and style. Let us help you turn your ideas into stunning visuals! #PhotoManipulation #GraphicDesign #ImageCreation #PhotoEditing #PrintDesign #FloralDesign #DigitalPrints #CreativeDesign #coat #apparel #fashion #mockup

[blogdiscuzz]

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Get ready to stand out with our 3D hoodie featuring animated graphics inspired by the popular Apes movie - perfect for Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok with our text animation and clothing brand design.

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How Are Mockup Templates Useful For Various Companies

Marketing of the clothes is now made easy with mockup facilities. To better understand what mockup facilities are, it is necessary to understand more about mockup and how it is used today in many marketing of various products. Mockup is the gift of modern technology which is an artistic way of visual presentation of any product or idea over apparels or any base such as stationery, prints, cards and other personalized items. With the success of mockup in marketing of products, the users of mockup services thought of utilizing the same in various projects also. The makers of mockup now prepare various clothing mockup templates which can be used in various projects which may include prints, devices, branding, packaging, product and many other fields.

Different types of mockup templates

With the growing demand of mockup services, the makers have continued to developed many mockup templates to be used in clothing or any other base. Here are some mockup templates used now-a-days:

• Product Mockup templates: Product mockup is the digital presentation of any product over t shirt or any apparel. It is used for advertisement and presented over the website of companies. It is done by the marketing team who captures the image and visually presents it. This type of templates is basically used by e-commerce platforms to showcase various products.

• Branding mockup templates: Branding mockup templates are those templates which contain the logo, brand name and commodity image or other branding material. These branding templates are used by the companies in their marketing campaign. Branding mockup helps in preparing designs suitable for company’s product and services.

• Print mockup templates: Printing of corporate cards, stationeries, books, magazines and other stuff can be previewed easily with the help of print mockup templates. These can be easily downloaded from the websites and can be edited and used.

T shirt mockup bundle is one of the most widely used template collection. Whether one want to showcase a product, ideas or any brand, T shirt mockup bundle is very useful. In a single bundle, various mockups can be found and can be changed as per the need of the users.

[jacobscharacter]

Final Character Poster (part 1)

I started This process by grabbing some reference images. I got references for the pose, Items of clothing and the gondola in the background.

I then added all of my reference images into Photoshop and meshed them together using opacity to help me see what I was doing whilst using tools like transform and perspective warp to make my different aspects work together. I also used the pen and magic wand tool to remove backgrounds or other parts of images that I didn't want. I some cases I would also duplicate layers and delete one aspect from the bottom layer and then hit COMMAND + SHIFT + I to invert my selection to delete everything else but that aspect from the next layer. I used this method when splitting up the 2 halves of the ski pants. I also used the brush tool with similar colours as my reference images to fill in any gaps that were created from time to time when splitting things up. Another technique I harnessed was using the transform tool in the edit window. I would use this tool to 'flip'/mirror things either horizontally or vertically and sometimes even both to get them lining up nicely with my character.

Once I completed my character reference mock up I scaled up up to a nice size and saved this out as a checkpoint I would then move onto sketching over this mockup with some rough outlines.