We are enchanted by this stunning publisher’s binding on our copy of A Winter Wreath of Summer Flowers (New York,1855), which features paper onlays in several colors. It’s also enabling our summer daydreams on this winter day!
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Considered by experts one of the best pictures ever made of a lightning strike
1984 by Johnny Autery of Dixons Mills, Alabama
Anonymous asked:
Hi frog I love your style sooooOoo much!! How do you get it to look so soft and sketchy??? What brushes and program do you use?
filibusterfrog answered:
i use clip studio paint
these are the brushes ive used in a couple of my most recent posts, theyre really not that special and are easily replicated- square tipped sketch brush high opacity, round tip rendering brush with opacity/pen pressure switched on. no textures used
Wizards! Stop scrolling!! This is your reminder to:
It's actually a common misconception that it's safe to dispose of your old potions into the sewer system! Water treatment relies on a complex imp ecology which is easily disrupted by many common potion ingredients.
None of us (least of all, us here at the city government) want to deal with the Water Department's wrath. We all know how annoying it is to have our water shut off for maintenance. And, we all end up in the sewers now and again by accident. Let's keep our municipal sewer system a safe and effective resource for all by treating it right :)
Your old potions and unused ingredients should be disposed of by bringing them to Hazardous Waste. You can drop them off during our open collection days, which are currently 2AM to 4AM on the third Thursday after each full moon. Or, to schedule an appointment, just find a landline and dial 311 (note: due to staffing shortages, the call center menu tree and all City service representatives currently speak only Old High German).
