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19 July 2008 @ 09:30 am
Projects ≫ How-To's ≫ Embroidery Floss Organizing
19 July 2008 @ 09:28 am
Projects ≫ Creations ≫ Decoupage Gifts
19 July 2008 @ 05:05 pm
questions
how can I make the line which surround the person?
credit:cliffhk forum's ABCD007
thank you...
credit:cliffhk forum's ABCD007
thank you...
19 July 2008 @ 03:30 am
Did you think I had forgotten? No! I have been plotting and planning designs of destruction in a definitively devious manner... err... ok... well I admit that I may have forgotten, but my memory has been jogged! Deviously jogged! Fear my nefarious evil doer-ness!
Now sometimes, in order to enact my feats of abomination, I must leave my Lair of Obscurity and venture forth into the pathetic and pitiful world. That's right! I leave this dank, dark, dungeon of deviltry and wander about in the light of day! Dastardly obscureK walks amongst you!
Of course, this presents a certain problem that those of you who are not hooded arch villains may not have considered. Humidex.
In July? Wearing a fleece hoodie? How could anyone be expected to sinisterly sabotage society when suffering sweaty heat exhaustion?
On the other hand, I am a mad genius of grave genocide, and came up with a solution. An alter ego. An alias. An AKA.
No one would suspect or fear K. NiceGuy!
Which is all the better, for when I make my transformation of terrible terror from K. NiceGuy back to the nefarious obscureK, it is so shocking and unexpected... it's like a cockapoo leaping up and tearing out your throat! It's like reaching out to catch a butterfly and being assaulted by necrotic dust! It's like the stuff that comes out of the cutest new born baby's.... well....
( See for yourself )
Now sometimes, in order to enact my feats of abomination, I must leave my Lair of Obscurity and venture forth into the pathetic and pitiful world. That's right! I leave this dank, dark, dungeon of deviltry and wander about in the light of day! Dastardly obscureK walks amongst you!
Of course, this presents a certain problem that those of you who are not hooded arch villains may not have considered. Humidex.
In July? Wearing a fleece hoodie? How could anyone be expected to sinisterly sabotage society when suffering sweaty heat exhaustion?
On the other hand, I am a mad genius of grave genocide, and came up with a solution. An alter ego. An alias. An AKA.
No one would suspect or fear K. NiceGuy!
Which is all the better, for when I make my transformation of terrible terror from K. NiceGuy back to the nefarious obscureK, it is so shocking and unexpected... it's like a cockapoo leaping up and tearing out your throat! It's like reaching out to catch a butterfly and being assaulted by necrotic dust! It's like the stuff that comes out of the cutest new born baby's.... well....
( See for yourself )
18 July 2008 @ 11:52 pm
Tut017 Ludwig
Seventeenth tutorial featuring Ludwig from Ludwig Kakumei. This was requested by ![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif)
aleyshav.
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Level of Difficulty: Hard
In this tutorial: Hue/Saturation
Program: PS CS3
Translatable: Yes
psd included!
All comments/questions in my journal please
( Tut under the cut )
aleyshav.→Level of Difficulty: Hard
In this tutorial: Hue/Saturation
Program: PS CS3
Translatable: Yes
psd included!
All comments/questions in my journal please
( Tut under the cut )
18 July 2008 @ 11:53 pm
Help with photoshop problem.
I use photoshop CS3 and lately, when I tried to use the Type Tool on my images, the font becomes so tiny that it's impossible to see. Is there a setting where you can change that?
Thanks!
Thanks!
18 July 2008 @ 10:54 pm
Since Breaking Dawn is coming out soon I have been making Twilight jewelry like crazy since I am so excited! Here are a few things I made the last couple days. :-)
( YAY Twilight )
( YAY Twilight )
19 July 2008 @ 08:13 am
x-posted in my Catholic Mom in Sweden blog
good19 July 2008 @ 12:48 am
I will be watching PBS like a hawk with a ready VHS to tape it!
You have to scroll down just a wee bit, but then you'll find this:
( Nekky Ian...nom nom nom! )
Cannot WAIT for this...
And I have to say...naked or not, I'm still taping it. It's Sir Ian...and Shakespeare. Mmmmmmmmmmmm! Nummies.
Feeling: 
squeeeeee
squeeeeeeCurrent Music: MacBeth (with Ian!)
18 July 2008 @ 10:53 pm
Been a while! I've got reconstructions, stencils, AND one from scratch.
A little image heavy.
( Including what I wore to the Dark Knight midnight show... )
A little image heavy.
( Including what I wore to the Dark Knight midnight show... )
Current Music: Powerspace
18 July 2025 @ 10:40 pm
19 July 2008 @ 01:33 am
Help, please
Does anyone know where I can find a brush or pattern that will dive me a 'tv lines' look similar to my current icon? Any pointers are appreciated.
19 July 2008 @ 12:31 am
Seeking some tuts
Hey all,
I used to have a ton of good coloring tutorials but I lost all my bookmarks and thus, all my tuts. :( I'm looking for a good tutorial that makes the red in an image stand out. I think you know what I'm talking about. If not I can try to post an example. Anyway I'd appreciate it if someone could link me to a tutorial like that they might already have in their bookmarks/LJ memories/etc.
Thanks in advance!
I used to have a ton of good coloring tutorials but I lost all my bookmarks and thus, all my tuts. :( I'm looking for a good tutorial that makes the red in an image stand out. I think you know what I'm talking about. If not I can try to post an example. Anyway I'd appreciate it if someone could link me to a tutorial like that they might already have in their bookmarks/LJ memories/etc.
Thanks in advance!
Feeling: 
hopeful
hopefulCurrent Music: Frasier
19 July 2008 @ 01:29 am
HELP
I'm in love with this coloring but I've asked the maker and she hasn't answered yet.
Anyone have any idea, pleasse? thanks
I use CS2.
bydamnprecious
Anyone have any idea, pleasse? thanks
I use CS2.
by
damnprecious18 July 2008 @ 11:47 pm
Pad Care: lemon juice?
Hi everyone! I've ordered some cloth pads with/without PUL. I read on clothpads.org that vinegar used as a natural fabric softener can break down the PUL in pads. ("PUL is apparently broken down by repeated washes with vinegar." I THINK it's because vinegar is acidic. So anyway, I wanted to know if using lemon juice as a natural stain remover would have the same/similar effect.
On pad websites it'll say something like "Depending on how you care for your pads, they will last 5-8 years". To me, those numbers are significantly different. What are things you SHOULDN'T do to take care of your pads? Is there anything you can do to prolong the life of your pads? I'm thinking of using ecover stain remover and laundry wash, but it's kind of expensive where I live (or are these prices "normal"? (Stain Remover 6.8 fl oz: $4 and 51 oz./20 loads: $10.)
Also, Do you think it's bad etiquette to rinse out your pad in a public restroom. (I mean obviously if you have a wetbag it's not really required, but I mean if you had a nasty blood clot/potent blood stain and you wanted.) I personally think it is, but what if I need to? WARNING: TMI/GRAPHIC: I mean in my highschool, some girls leave USED pads on the floor (some stalls don't have bins) or they stick the adhesive to the side of the stall. So, when you walk in, you see someone elses bloody, smelly disposable. On the flip side, it could be a cool way of converting someone to cloth.
Thanks for ready my post! Sorry for all the questions (answer what you can please) , but I hate being unprepared and I know I'm going to have to take care of my pads all by myself!
On pad websites it'll say something like "Depending on how you care for your pads, they will last 5-8 years". To me, those numbers are significantly different. What are things you SHOULDN'T do to take care of your pads? Is there anything you can do to prolong the life of your pads? I'm thinking of using ecover stain remover and laundry wash, but it's kind of expensive where I live (or are these prices "normal"? (Stain Remover 6.8 fl oz: $4 and 51 oz./20 loads: $10.)
Also, Do you think it's bad etiquette to rinse out your pad in a public restroom. (I mean obviously if you have a wetbag it's not really required, but I mean if you had a nasty blood clot/potent blood stain and you wanted.) I personally think it is, but what if I need to? WARNING: TMI/GRAPHIC: I mean in my highschool, some girls leave USED pads on the floor (some stalls don't have bins) or they stick the adhesive to the side of the stall. So, when you walk in, you see someone elses bloody, smelly disposable. On the flip side, it could be a cool way of converting someone to cloth.
Thanks for ready my post! Sorry for all the questions (answer what you can please) , but I hate being unprepared and I know I'm going to have to take care of my pads all by myself!