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Greasy Git
When I read fic I do this thing, which I'm sure I've talked about before, where I have a spreadsheet and make notes for myself as I go. The header information, link, favorite quotes, what worked for me and what didn't, what was hot, what was funny, etc. That sort of thing ( Read more... ) -
Glee art: Being a Part of Something Special (1.09 Wheels)
This is a continuation of my earlier post diagramming the speaking parts of Glee's characters in 1.01 Pilot, but this time looking at 1.09 Wheels. Many thanks to
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art recs: retro posters, book covers
There's been a trend lately in fan art to reimagine modern media as retro or minimalist book covers or movie posters. Like these:
- tv:
- tv show posters by Albert Exergian (see also here)
- Lost book covers by pojypojy
- Lost posters by various artists
- [ETA: Lost poster by Kairon Sarri]
- [ETA: Lost posters and title sequence by Hexagonall]
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Glee art: Being a Part of Something Special (1.01 Pilot)
Title: Being a Part of Something Special (1.01 Pilot)
Fandom: Glee
Media: Glee promotional photo, Photoshop
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Attn Photobucket users
Photobucket appears to be compressing images, days after I uploaded and without informing me, resulting in a drastic reduction in quality ( Read more... ) -
It occurs to me
...that saying this will cause you to speculate on where I've been reading. But it also occurs to methat the urge to talk about the CAPTCHA we're given when posting an anonymous comment is very like the urge to talk about the dream we had last night ( Read more... ) -
Which fic roped you in?
accioslash has a happy-making discussion where she asks how we discovered fandom. I know some of you have already shared over there (&hearts!), but for everybody else: how did you get here? Make your own post if you'd rather meme it. :)
Most of the time I still feel new, but after five or six years I guess I'm not brand new anymore. I can't remember the ( Read more... ) -
Art (multifandom) and webapp rec
I've been experimenting with a new tool, ActionScriptPainter. It's similar to ArtRage in that it attempts to approximate natural media, but 1) it's online, and 2) it automates the process of creating a "painting" from a photograph. Like Photoshop filters, but prettier and more realistic ( Read more... )
