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favourite shots 1/?

Beyond Evil 괴물 2021, dir. Shim Nayeon

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Miss Fisher textposts because why not

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Trying to sell handmade crafts in this economy is so. Like. Hey guys I know we're all broke as fuck but do you want my silly little things. I'm very good at it. For the time it takes to make them + skill + materials it's gonna be 30$ per silly little thing. But also shipping costs 12$ for reasons outside my control so it's actually 42$ now. Sorry. No I really can't charge less than that. Yeah I know. Ok. Bye

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Ok new game. What's the thing you're a fan of that you're the most pretentious about. NOT the most pretentious thing you're a fan of, I mean the thing that makes *you* act like one of those "oh yeah? Name five of their albums" people. There is a difference

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because tumblr is the gif website, I feel like everyone here should understand the work that goes into creating a gifset. because I think not everyone does, and it’s a huge part of why people don’t respect gif makers the way that they should.

the simplest gifs you will ever see me post still take the better part of an hour to create. because in order to make a gif, you need the material—for me, that means taking screen captures of videos or finding a download for them, both of which take time. then you have to open photoshop and create your gif, which can take a really long time depending on how quick photoshop is, how long the gif you’re making is, the size, any number of variables. and then I always color my gifs from scratch. if there’s dialogue, I listen over and over to try to make sure it’s correct, sometimes I look up transcripts, and sometimes it takes time to decide how to break up the dialogue. so even if it’s a simple two-gif set of a short scene, it will take the better part of an hour at least. and again, this is for the simplest gifsets I create.

so when I gif a scene, I am spending at least an hour with that tiny little snippet of material. which means that whatever it is that is featured in the gifset, it’s something that I like or tolerate enough to spend at minimum an hour with it. and this is why it DOES NOT MATTER if you are not critiquing the gif itself, gif makers do not want to hear every negative thought you have ever had about an actor, character, scene, or anything else they may have made a gifset for. if you want to complain about something, make your own post.

do not take someone else’s creation as a chance to complain or make nasty comments about anything featured in it. if I am willing to gif something, it means that I am willing to spend my own free time looking at it and working with it and creating something with it. so even if it isn’t my favorite scene or character or actor or whatever, I like it enough to watch the same three second clip over and over again for the better part of an hour. and yes, you’re just one person, but imagine a gifset with 100 notes. say 50 of those are reblogs, and 20 have some sort of complaint in the tags. you only see the tags of people who reblog from you, but OP will see all the tags. which means it’s not just your complaint, it’s all 20 different complaints about the thing they liked enough to make a gifset for.

and look—I understand it’s your blog and you can say whatever you want. I understand that I am creating something to be seen by other people and I don’t get to control what people say or do in the tags. if you read this and think fuck that, I can do what I want, you’re right. the purpose of this post is to remind you that you can do whatever you want, but the consequence may be that the people who are creating content for your fandoms stop posting altogether because they get sick of reading everyone’s negative opinions.

all that said, for the love of god: if you like something, reblog it. send asks and tell people you like their creations. say it in the tags. send things to friends. DO NOT REPOST THINGS. if you want to reap the benefits of other people creating things, make them feel like their work is appreciated.

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Absolutely unique

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ms paint study from 2021

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(Originally written here)

What I do love about Joowon's characterization is that he's also not the stereotypical rich male lead (mostly in romance stories) who's nice only to the girl he's interested in, and then is only later on "changed" by said girl, because Joowon's empathy is an extension of Dongsik's own—he, too, is innately kind even to complete strangers.

Because the audience can remain stuck on the superficial reading of Joowon as the stereotypical elite asshole, when in fact his ability for empathy is innate and natural.

One of the scenes that best demonstrates this is when he walks into the police station and he sees Minjeong—a young girl he doesn't know—handcuffed to the wall, and his immediate concern is 1) whether she was drunk and 2) where her guardian was.

And when Dongsik walks in and Joowon sees that, surprisingly, Dongsik is the one who has handcuffed her there, his immediate reaction is to tell Dongsik that he's going overboard and that he has to let her go.

It's actually funny seeing everyone at the police station agreeing with Dongsik's method and Joowon's expression being like—am I the only sane one here who's actually concerned about an innocent young girl being handcuffed against her will? While drunk?

In that particular scene, objectively, it's Joowon who does seem like the sane one—and most importantly, the empathetic one.

He doesn't know Minjeong, he doesn't know the circumstances that led her there—he only knows that it is not right for a woman to be treated like that.

That's the difference between the kindness demonstrated by Dongsik and Joowon—Joowon is more straightforward about it.

It's why he's seen as blunt and otherwise rough around the edges, but it's simply that he doesn't find the need to play with social niceties (the way Dongsik on the other hand is adept at) when he can clearly address the situation with words (like Minjeong's situation) and action (giving Dongsik what he needs under the rain without being asked).

And if there's one thing that best demonstrates Joowon's innate capacity for kindness and empathy, it's this:

In the end, he's the only one from the Manyang gang who extends kindness and understanding to Jeongje. The one who, when he sees Jeongje breaking down in the interrogation room, immediately asks Dongsik to go inside and do something for his friend.

That's not something he has learned from his father. That's not even something he has learned from Dongsik.

That capacity to be kind—to be humane—that is all innately Han Joowon.

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I can’t speak for other social media webbed sites but I really enjoy how tumblr seems to just completely spin a wheel on whatever media is hot right now. Like yeah sometimes it’s a new show that’s big and actively coming out but also sometimes there will be a solid month where half my dash is Columbo memes. Defy authority. Get really into an book from the 1800s. Watch shows that haven’t aired in 40 years. Celebrate the anniversary of the Boston Molasses Flood. Become unmarketable

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HAN — ‘SKZ 5'CLOCK’ invitation video