#mtw aesthetic

[blondwolfart]

Hello everyone I finally decided to make a pin post about me since I haven't done that yet so here it is

🎈Username: BW or Blondwolf🎈

🎈Pronouns: She/They🎈

🎈Sexuality: Aro/Ace🎈

🎈Age: 20🎈

🎈Likes: Art, Horror, clowns, axolotls, things that glow or is shiny, soda (Mtw dew/Dr pepper), candy(dark chocolate is the best!)🎈

🎈Dislikes: spiders, the dark, politics🎈

🎈Aesthetics I like: Clowncore, Weirdcore, dreamcore, cutecore, crowcore, cute gore, scenecore, nostalgia, goblincore, cottage core🎈

🎈Fandoms I'm in: Goosebumps, F-Zero, Pac man and the ghostly adventures, star defenders (a comic series on DA), SMG4🎈

🎈Favorite fictional characters: Dr Maniac(goosebumps), Pinky Flamingo(goosebumps), Betrayus(Pac man and the ghostly adventures), Zoda (F-Zero), Gnarly (Star defenders), Root rot (goosebumps), Mr Puzzle (Smg4), SMG3 🎈

🎈Fictional crushes now: Pinky Flamingo(goosebumps) 🎈

🎈Previous fictional crushes: Dr Maniac (goosebumps), Mask mutant(goosebumps), Purple rage(goosebumps), Scarlet Starlet(goosebumps), Curly the skeleton (goosebumps), Root rot (goosebumps), Wartlock(Goosebumps), Gnarly(Star defenders), Zoda (F-Zero)🎈

🏵️1. No racism, homophobic, transphobic, sexist, pedophilia, ableism asks🏵️

🏵️ 2. You have to ask me to do an art request if I say no please respect that🏵️

🏵️3. If you do make a art request I have some rules I will message you those rules🏵️

🏵️4. I can do art trades if you would like so feel free to ask🏵️

🏵️5. Please don't ask personal questions it makes me uncomfortable🏵️

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(⚠️Warning ⚠️ these blogs are +18 so minors don't interact)

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Chapter 28. Snape`s Worst Memory by HeathWind

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know your leftist

liberal: lame and bad. still #withher after all that time

succdem: lame and bad for all the same reasons, but pro-Bernie or DSA instead

generic communist: probably never read anything communist, enjoys aesthetics

leninist: as above, but about two months later

trotskyist: slightly more hardcore than succdem. wishywashy about theory, but willing to split parties over petty shit

marxist-leninist a.k.a. mild tank: succdem but way more pro-violence. reads plenty but never thinks much

tank commander: often self-IDs as anti-revisionist, Hoxhaist, MZT, MTW or MLM (or a combo of the above). impossible to stand, incredibly obnoxious. defends any state that has brown people in it and opposes America

posadist or meme-hoxhaist: leftypol user. obnoxious. no real political views

leftcom: doesn't call themselves a leftcom; probably just says "communist" or "ultra". the associated theoreticians are vastly different, but internet leftcoms tend to be similar: book-obsessed nerds who hate fun but are very intelligent.

generic anarchist: probably self-IDs as ancom. never reads, gets all theory from Ex-Worker and submedia.tv. loves antifa and all riot porn

bookchinist: incredibly shitty and unlikeable to all other anarchists. mean-spirited and bitter, which is funny because they're also by far the most utopian ones. not actually anarchists. shills rojava even harder than the generic anarchist; the bookchinist lies to generic anarchists about rojava being "basically anarchist".

transhumanist: stupid but well meaning. reads and tries to think, fails miserably. awful praxis and catgirl fantasies.

post-left anti-civ egoist: the only good one B)

[mtw-us]

MTW Cosmetics

"A promising upcoming brand with a fresh take on minimalist beauty and gorgeous aesthetics. MTW Cosmetics has got us all waiting for more" - Z

[signaturekitchen]

Kitchen Market Set For £50m Boost In 2019

Now here’s some good news in amongst all the recent doom and gloom. A report by MTW Research (www.marketresearchreports.co.uk) on the UK kitchen market suggests that sales will rise by £50 million in 2019, despite ongoing challenges for the £3bn kitchen products industry.

Based on kitchen suppliers’ data, the research found that higher value rigid kitchen cabinets, cooking appliances, premium taps and dishwashers are outperforming the kitchen market. However, the mid market continues to experience a squeeze on both prices and profits with online retailers continuing to gain share through aggressive pricing strategies.

The report also identifies the top 10 kitchen design trends in 2019, noting that designs are more complex and nuanced than ever as consumers seek enhanced personalisation of their kitchens rather than traditional ‘off the shelf’ solutions. The wide-ranging innovation in design continues to support the higher value kitchen market in 2019, whilst at the same time the ‘unobtrusive kitchen’ continues to gain share due to smaller, urban open-plan living homes.

It’s confirmed that urban, industrial, chic rustic, vintage and other designs are set to drive the market this year. Knowledgeable consumers are seeking retailers and manufacturers who can help create a distinctly personalised kitchen. The report identifies a number of growth opportunities in 2019, though warns that suppliers slow to identify the new trends continue to languish in a fiercely competitive market with static volumes and a growing threat of price deflation.

Based on data from companies reporting over £180 million profit, the report finds that the ‘connected kitchen’ is driving value growth in the luxury market, with this impetus steadily filtering into the high-mid sector. Smart extractors, voice activated hobs and built-in smart speakers are just a few examples that illustrate how retailers are integrating technology to differentiate kitchen designs.

Here are some of the latest kitchen designs coming onto the market that really capture the current trends…

1) The new Ceramic Peral door from German kitchen brand Pronorm creates an elegant pared-back aesthetic and reflects the trend for ‘natural industrial’. The door fronts are surfaced in 3mm ceramic with a textured stone finish, which layers luxuriously with glass, wood and matt black accents. Three further door colours of Ceramic Grey, Ceramic Black Oxide and Ceramic Anthracite are available. Kitchens start from £18,000. www.pronorm.de

2) You can really personalise your space with new Spectrum colour match technology from Wren Kitchens. It allows customers to create their ultimate design in one of 1,950 colours in the Shaker Matt, Contour Matt, Contour Gloss, Handless Matt and Handless Gloss styles. Check out the online kitchen planner tool while you’re at it. www.wrenkitchens.com/kitchen-design/online-planner

3) This Sebastian Cox kitchen from deVOL uses English sustainable timber cupboards for a low-key, lived-in look. www.devolkitchens.co.uk

4) Crown Imperial’s Driftwood is one of the latest additions to its signature Textura collection. The striking textured wood style is teamed here with Zeluso cashmere and is ideal for modern spaces. http://www.crown-imperial.co.uk

5) Mereway’s contemporary Cucina Colore collection features pocket doors with slideaway technology, perfect for concealing appliances and clutter. There is a choice of colours and finishes from the matt woodgrain, gloss acrylic, super matt and designer collections that co-ordinate across many Lastra and Futura ranges. www.mereway.co.uk

The post Kitchen Market Set For £50m Boost In 2019 appeared first on The Kitchen Think.

Via Hayley Gilbert http://www.thekitchenthink.co.uk

[robinsoncenter]

Art History 214, "W" course, Seats still available!

There is still space left in this great Autumn Quarter class, Art History 214. Students can select VLPA or I&S credit, and all enrolled students receive "W" credit. Thanks for helping us spread the word with any interested students:

ART H 214: Art of India from Mohenjo-Daro to the Mughals

Professor Sonal Khullar

MTW 3:30 - 4:20 + quiz section

Thomson 101

SLN: 10538

The course surveys the material culture and artistic production of South Asia, which includes the present-day nation states of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka, from antiquity until the early modern period. 

We attend to traditional art historical concerns such as the role of the artist, treatment of materials, systems of patronage, development of style, theories of aesthetics, and iconographic analysis. 

We relate South Asian art to its social contexts, emphasizing exchange and interaction between cultures and groups, including but not limited to artists, pilgrims, merchants, warriors, and kings; Buddhists, Hindus, Jains, Muslims, Sikhs, and Christians; Indians, Persians, Europeans, Central Asians, and Southeast Asians. 

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Potter_3_PoA __Potions by somelatevisitor

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@wizardrynet event one — favourite scenes

               ⤷  order of the phoenix film: harry and luna talk in the forest

“they’re called thestrals; they’re quite gentle really, but people avoid them because they’re a bit…”                                                                                             “… different.”

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“i’m lost” by Merry

aka when the slytherin dorms are designed to be a labyrinth, sometimes snape has to deal with scared first years, featuring sad lil baby cleo

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not you again… by ordinaryriches

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‘Mister Potter our new celebrity’ by MarinaMichkina

MarinaMichkina on Tumblr

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Riddle by LAS-T

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ancient magic by WindOverTheWater

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Harry Potter and the philosopher’s stone by MarinaMichkina

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The Past Knocks the Door by suhona

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HBP24 A Library Book by Vizen