#lightbox trick

[headphonemouse]

Demon King of Sitting in Ways that Kill Your Joints. Three Ways to Fuck Up Your Knees. Is this anything.

(click it!)

[crehador]

trick or treat! (I love merch pics and want to see more)

COME ON AND SLAM! AND WELCOME TO JAPAN!! for u yanyan it's kagami with the m&m dunk!!!

[3amnightride]

Some Tumblr Tricks

1. Get a random blogpost from a blog

You like the content of a blog but theres just so much content and you want to see some older stuff? Great, just append /random to the URL and a random blogpost from that blog will be shown:

BLOGNAME.tumblr.com/random

2. Use Keyboard Shortcuts

When you are on your dashboard you can use the following keybinds:

J -> Scroll forward K -> Scroll backward L -> Like the current post N -> See the number of notes Shift + E -> Add post to your queue Shift + R -> Fast reblog Z + Tab -> Quickly switch between dashboard and blog Z + C -> Quickly compose a post Space -> View photoset in a lightbox or start playing a video post

3. More URL tricks

Show all posts with a specific tag:

BLOGNAME.tumblr.com/tagged/<tag>

Sort entries with a specific tag in chronological order

BLOGNAME.tumblr.com/tagged/<tag>/chrono

Get all Posts from a date

BLOGNAME.tumblr.com/day/JJJ/MM/TT

PS: Do not forget you can go totally crazy with the custom theme editor by for example adding a music player https://www.scmplayer.net/ or whatever. Make personal websites cringe again!

[tanaka-drew]

Hi, I was wondering if there are any updated tutorials on how to make themes? Also, if you publish this message, maybe some might suggest tutorials, base codes? Thank you, have a great one *hug*

hello hello nonny! sorry it took me days to reply but basically:

start with the tumblr documentation and familiarize yourself with the post blocks. then, you can choose base codes. the most updated ones are by eggdesign which are:

npf based template (this one supports new posts)

and this basic base one

if you opt to build your own, it is important that you have these scripts:

unnested captions by magnusthemes and neothm

npf fix by glenthemes

lightbox tutorial by shythemes

then, there's the designing parts:

google fonts for fonts of any kind

learn html x learn css by w3schools

phosphor icons. or you may browse glen's collection of icon fonts.

flex-box tutorial to make your designing easier

and on the advanced side, learn how to make anything responsive/mobile friendly

additional tutorials maybe found in w3schools and css-tricks.

idk if you'd like modals/popups but this is the tutorial that i use. and as for multiple tabs, i use this script too.

and shamelessly advertising my credits page because it's a masterpost of some sort that helped me with my coding journey

also just a tip, when coding anything, picture the lines that u input as a language of its own and picture how it wants to portray a div ^^

[palaeosinensis]

hi! I saw your post on linocut (?) prints, and wondered if you have any tips for carving. I really struggle with working with flipped images and getting depth right (I also struggle with describing things, so hopefully all this makes sense). If they were some other kind of print, you can totally disregard. Your art looks cool! Keep up the great work :)

I'll certainly do my best! As far as flipped images go it depends on how I'm getting the images onto the block and what the material is (rubber vs real lino vs the gray stuff). The only time I really mentally deal with flipping the artwork is if I'm drawing directly on the block which is rare; I nearly always draw on paper or digitally first. Sometimes I can draw in heavy soft pencil and then just lay the drawing directly onto some materials, like the rubber blocks, and rub the back hard with a barren or spoon. With linocut or the gray stuff I either just use carbon transfer paper or I'll print the art as-is and glue it art-side-down onto the lino with PVA glue. You then very carefully and gently wet the paper and rub away the paper fibers while leaving the printer ink/pva glue layer in place. The carbon paper trick is to draw however you like, use either an old tv screen or a light box, flip the art over, lightly retrace the drawing in a colored pencil (it'll be mirrored), sandwich lino-->carbon transfer paper-->the artwork (mirrored side up) and then trace the image like normal. It'll appear flipped like your lightbox traced side, but will print normally like the original artwork. As far as depth goes definitely ask more printmakers than just me. But I handle depth one of two ways: 1) I picture how the ink squishes or spreads in my mind. Just a little; it's not huge. I then make sure to carve deep enough to hold that bit of squish over. Printing technique is huge here; it's easy to overink a block. 2) I imagine while I'm cutting that the lines need to be supported by the rubber/lino below them sort of like a buttress. If you could make a cross section of a linocut line on the block it should look more like a trapezoid and less like a square. The more negative space around a black line and the thinner the black line is the more important this is. Lines that are very close together tend to support each other & spread the pressure out so their buttress angles can be steeper. If you have a large black area with lots of small negative space marks (Like a black wolf with little white gouges for fur texture) you almost don't have to worry about this. I am FAR from an expert, but I hope this helps! Definitely ask other printmakers. Printmaking is newer art territory for me so I'm sure more experienced folks can offer you more or better tips. :)

[go-learn-esperanto]

I know we're all complaining about the new layout — I know, it's really stupid, it looks like Twitter — but I want to share with you this bug report I sent to Staff, as I believe it contextualises why the "changing features that aren't broken just because you can" ideal from Tumblr's higher ups ends up making the lives more difficult for a lot of its users; more specifically disabled folks.

Good afternoon, When using Lightbox View I need to click on the image for the caption to disappear — this is absolutely necessary as I'm visually impaired, and have the letter size on max, and when viewing an image the Lightbox View caption occupies an excessive amount of my screen, so seeing an image is not easy — however this made me discover two things:

1. If you click on the area where the caption is, even when it's hidden, it will take you to whatever blog was in the caption. This is quite annoying as I'm actually trying to zoom in but keep being accidentally transported to someone else's blog. (AKA the caption seems only to become invisible, but it's still there, so when I click around the caption is supposed to be it'll act as if it's still there)

2. If you try to zoom in in that caption area not only can you not zoom in but it will also make the caption appear again, however you won't be able to make it disappear again by clicking on any area of the image. The caption will be there without you being able to make it disappear. I will add obviously none of this was a problem in the old image viewer, I don't have any intrusive captions or accidentally going to other images and blogs that I don't want to go to. Please I beg you to give us an option to return to the old image viewer on the dashboard. You also made it more difficult to click on a post to only see that specific post, something I did a lot since it allowed me to use the old image viewer. Previously I could click on the user's name and it would open it on their blogs. That would do the trick. Now you have to click on the surrounding blank space but because, again, of my accessibility features I need to have on to be able to use Tumblr, there are almost no blank spaces available for me to click on! I assume you're aware this is not a problem of the accessibility features themselves, as I had no qualms about any of this previous to these new features being implemented, but a fault of your new features that are inaccessible and are causing more harm than good.

[faeryton]

it's very discouraging, sometimes, trying to run an accessible blog. every day more images without IDs are posted, every day the notes break and i save yet another post to my pile of drafts, every day it seems like more people ignore the image descriptions added to their posts.

staff isn't helping at all. every change they make seems to make the site and app more and more inaccessible to people with impaired vision, flashing light sensitivity, and so many more. did you know that twitter actively encourages adding alt text? on tumblr, you have to know to click the little dots on the image, you have to know what alt text even is, and then you have to write it with just one line of text visible at a time.

the new lightbox is bad. unequivocally and absolutely. it's basically impossible to zoom in to any image without scrolling (???) and seeing some completely unrelated image posted by someone who you do not follow.

i'm just tired, i guess. i'm tired of writing IDs that get ignored, i'm tired of asking OP to add them to the original post, i'm tired of requesting fast gifs be tagged as flashing lights and fake posts as unreality.

i know it's a universal good to write IDs. i know it's not all bad. i know there are more accessible bloggers to follow and discords to join and tricks to learn so it's not all bad! but it's hard to find the point in the face of more and more images being posted and reblogged and shared. i don't know. i'm tired.

[jwood718]

A Midsummer Night's Dream: the request was for a lightbox Moon assembly, with the ability to look like the Moon (illuminated from the inside) or look like--some other thing in some moments (illuminated from the outside).

It began with a steel frame and plywood:

with the interior done in white (for reflectance, of course), on which would be a piece of fabric (in this case a sheet, literally) with Moon details painted on. The "trick" was the details needed to be in reverse so that when not illuminated from within it would just be a blank white surface. So, working from one of the numerous photos I've shot of the Moon for reference, layers of white glaze were applied to stretched fabric

illuminated from beneath so that the amount of opacity could be seen during execution. I chose to work with white glazes so that any bleed-through would detract as little as possible from the original white surface of the fabric; there was some bleed, but it doesn't really read beyond a few feet away.

In the meantime, the interior and exterior of the box got LED tape:

and once the painting was done, the fabric was applied:

then it all went on a batten

cabled, patched-in, and voila: once cued up, there was a fair representation of

Moon. Turning on the outside LED tape resulted in this look:

Theatre magic.

Paint and photos: R. Jake Wood and Rachel Bradshaw.

Scene Design: Rosalind Isquith. Lighting Design: Nina Pebeashy.

[freshstitches]

My controversial opinion is that it's easy to see.

If you hold it up to the window or a lightbox so the knitting is backlit, the stitches are as clear as white yarn on a dark background.

I also use this trick with fur yarn.

i just want knitblr to know my current project is a lace shawl and i am using black suri alpaca for the yarn. please react accordingly

[otakunoculture]

It's Okay to Have a Playing Card "Lost in the Shuffle," But Don't Let Your Eyes Stray During that Legerdemain

Playing later today @hotdocs is Lost in the Shuffle, a deft look at how #magic adapted the 52-card deck to every performers repetoire! and its evolutionary advances too! #documentary #moviereviews

Playing at Hot Docs May 1 8:15 pm at the TIFF Lightbox 1 Toronto, Ontario Everything that viewers want to know about how the deck of cards came to be, why it’s played in certain social circles and when stage magicians embraced it for their tricks is well covered in the documentary Lost in the Shuffle. Just when I thought it concerned revealing how a few tricks are done, there’s more to this stage…

[alirezataherpor]

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- Zbrush Brush (ZBP) - 50 Brushes & 50 Alpha (4k Resolution ) - PSD (Alpha) - PNG (Alpha) - TIF (Alpha) - JPG (Alpha) - Preview - Help Text File

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To use the ZBrush brushes you need to use at least ZBrush 2018 and Onwards.

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Just copy the brush file in the path below:

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[headphonemouse]

redraw (light mode users try clicking it! dark mode users there's a solid version below)

My favorite tags from @borealiszero that gave me the strength to finish this

[crehador]

Happy Halloweeeen!!! Trick or Treat!!! <3

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! LIO FOTIA HAS A MILKY WAY FOR YOU

[kellysmith12]

Creating Beautiful Shots: Tips and Tricks for Liquor Photography in Louisiana

Liquor photography is a specialized field that requires attention to detail and creativity to capture the essence and beauty of the product. In Louisiana, where the beverage industry is thriving, there are various tips and tricks that can help photographers create stunning shots for liquor brands. Let's explore some of these techniques.

1. Lighting: Proper lighting plays a crucial role in liquor photography. Soft, diffused lighting works best to avoid harsh reflections and to bring out the rich colors of the drink. Using a lightbox or LED lighting can help create a professional setup.

2. Props and Background: Choose appropriate props and backgrounds that complement the liquor being photographed. For example, a rustic wooden table or a vintage bar setting can enhance the mood and overall appeal of the shot.

3. Composition: The composition of the shot is vital in creating an attractive image. Experiment with different angles, such as close-ups or overhead shots, to capture the unique features and details of the bottle or glass. Framing the shot with complementary elements can add visual interest and balance to the image.

4. Styling: Pay attention to the presentation of the liquor. Clean glasses, carefully positioned ice cubes, and garnishes can add an element of sophistication to the shot. Additionally, capturing the product being poured can evoke a sense of motion and liveliness.

5. Post-processing: After capturing the shot, use photo editing software to enhance the final image. Adjusting the color balance, sharpness, and brightness can help create a visually appealing image that accurately represents the product.

6. Creative Techniques: Experiment with creative techniques to bring out the unique qualities of the liquor. For example, capturing the drink in motion by using long exposure or photographing it against a vibrant backdrop can create a dynamic and eye-catching image.

In conclusion, liquor photography in Louisiana can be a stunning and creative endeavor that captures the essence of the drink production. By employing various tips and tricks such as proper lighting, composition, styling, and creativity in post-processing, photographers can create beautiful shots that highlight the charm and allure of liquor brands. Remember to let the product shine without overly promoting it and focus on creating visually appealing imagery that engages the viewers. 

[limewatt]

also i still fucking hate the new lightbox. and i hate how they’ve subtly implemented it even on blog view and original posts instead of just dashboard. it looks like absolute shit with transparent images. transparency trick art was one of the coolest things you could do here that was unique. now it’s just gone. all those artworks have broken. it’s sad. and infuriating. how does this make anyone’s experience better?

[cleverwerewolfsalad]

Divi Theme Wizardry: Expert Tutorial on Text Over Image with Lightbox!

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