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Lowkey Cool, Highkey Me

@carmenseeya

ask blog for Carmensita Sella from ddadds Carmensita aged up to 18/high school senior here
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bayrad

“If it’s about a dad dating other dads, how come some of them have kids???”

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trans-corvo

everyone stop reblogging the chains that don’t include the trans flag challenge

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i don’t think tumblr actually eats asks i think that was made up by someone who was caught in the crossfire of some petty tumblr drama years ago and we all just ran with it because it’s both plausible and incredibly convenient. for the record if i don’t answer your ask it’s because i didn’t want to. peace peace ✌️

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cerastes

It doesn’t eat asks nowadays. It actually used to be a thing you could test. We know what caused it.

It’s been fixed for a long time, but if your ask contained “…” in it, Tumblr would eat it: You’d get the notification but there would be no new ask in your inbox. We eventually found out it was “…” that caused it through trial and error, and eventually, it was quietly fixed, but for years, spaghetti code in tumblr just didn’t allow you to triple ellipsis others in any capacity. Seasoned RP blogs back in the day would include this tip in their About, even: “Don’t send asks with … in them, Tumblr eats those”.

every day i learn about another way this hellsite used to be even more fucked up than now

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dduane

…Is THAT what was making that happen!

(wanders off, shaking head) …Noted.

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bayrad

“If it’s about a dad dating other dads, how come some of them have kids???”

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trans-corvo

everyone stop reblogging the chains that don’t include the trans flag challenge

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reblogged

Lesley Harding, here to steal your heart.  Digital painting 1080 x 1920, 1/17/2021 Copper-Buttercups Click for better quality. DO NOT REPOST MY ART feel free to reblog instead!

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I stand by my claim that Daisy and Chris would be good friends at school.

I mean, Daisy is probably friends or friendly with every kid in the cul-de-sac, but they’d probably stick up for eachother at school.

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name a more iconic duo, I dare you.

okay but I think this is my favorite of all things I’ve done for this god-forsaken fandom

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hm here's something

(rbs over likes)

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ohhhhh TEENAGERS (reblogs over likes)

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plumrabbit

A suggestion/proposal to help artists avoid unintentional whitewashing

I’ve seen a couple of posts in the last little while that deal with either accusations made against artists for whitewashing OCs, or dealing with colour theory and its application to painting skin. It’s true that skintones are incredibly difficult to nail properly, especially if you only have one or two reference pictures to work with. Most artists don’t whitewash intentionally, but if it happens to your commission, it’s a difficult conversation to have regardless. Canon characters aside, what I’m proposing is that if you are commissioning an artist to draw your OC, it might be helpful to use an established makeup shade to indicate the base colour of your OC. 

The only reason I’m suggesting makeup specifically is that it’s easier to find a model wearing that makeup shade than it would be to use a colour code to indicate what skintone you would prefer. If you find a model wearing that shade, then you can send the artist a swatch or guide of the makeup to use as a base colour, and avoid miscommunication via reference pictures with varying lighting. 

Model skintone reference (example):

Swatch/guide reference (example):

(These are both from Fenty, which is well-regarded as having an actually wide and accurate colour range, but correct me if I’m wrong)

Notice how the colour of the makeup that the model is wearing sometimes seems slightly darker than the model’s face as a result of the reflected light/highlights? I think that is one source of error that can arise from colour picking from a face. That being said, this doesn’t take into account different lighting, but it can help serve as a base to work around. It’s also important for artists to double check skintones with the client as they make progress. As an example, I did this when I commissioned @hansaera​ for this piece - I told her Eli’s skintone is around a MAC NC35, and the piece came out perfectly.

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