對很多人來說，英文草書和銅版體、史賓賽體長得一樣，分不出來，偏偏又是這樣的人最愛不懂裝懂。

我寫銅版體的時候，常常被這樣的人糾正「英文草書要一筆完成！」

三大錯誤：

叫錯字體名。

銅版體傳統寫法本來就是每個筆畫都要斷開，追求精緻的書體。

英文草書….也不見得一筆完成喔！

▼下圖是Dr. Joseph M. Vitolo示範的五種字體，猜猜看，哪種是我國中時學校教的英文草書呢？

Translation:

Till: No, I've told you to go left, about 6 times!! Oh I got it!!

Ivan: It will be hard to play today too... (The black arrow pointing at him: He's been waiting to play for 3 hours)

Translation:

Ivan: If you keep rebelling that way, you won't be able to remove the necklace until later.

Till: *Unlucky bastard…*

Ivan: I told you over and over again, but you didn’t listen.

This is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.

Mable - Reverse Mable Dipper - Bipper - Reverse Dipper 

The permission to post this post is granted by the artist 

Kimono drawing guide ½, by Kaoruko Maya (tumblr, pixiv, site). Booklet is available in pdf for ¥ 900 here.

Here you can see:

female kimono and yukata (note how the juban underwear peeks when in kimono + how belts differ)

male yukata and kimono (note how the juban underwear peeks when in kimono)

dressing up: male (kimono is not closed yet) and female (kimono closed with datejime belt and ready to put on obi)

differences between female and male kimono once dressed (note how the collars and belts set)

common drawing mistakes (compare with previous picture: shoulders lines are too defined, there is a double hem, collars are narrow, belt is not at the right place etc)

women back collar (the lower the sexier) and men back collar (close to the nape)

back and sleeves differences between men and women

collars and sleeves and view of how kimono drapes around body