mellie

“It didn’t take me ten seconds, it took me forty years.”

I had a friend in college who was an absolutely amazing artist. I loved seeing his work! One time I said something to the effect of "I could never do that."

Like,am i getting crazy?

It's not crazy. Mitzi's looks are pretty heavily inspired by Clara Bow, and other stars/starlets of the silent era who wore a similar look. The cherub face, cupid bow lips, and dramatic eyes were very much in style in the 1920s.

Mitzi's got a much softer, rounder face than Joan Crawford in my mind. Crawford had bone structure to die for, but I can see what you're getting at, I think, around the eyes and brows. Here's Joan's 1920s look, where the photographer is really trying to emphasize eyes and lips while seemingly downplaying her facial structure. Her 1930s look really embraces the fact that she has an entire face.

Nah. We wanted Mordecai to look older and more put-together relative to Rocky and Freckle, so we smoothed him out some. It also gives us the opportunity to muss his hair up at opportune moments (as you can see his fluff returned after the incident at the quarry). It was a visual contrast thing, really.

Memes from the Art War.

Indie Animated Action

Playground |||| Gildedguy

The Legend of Pipi |||| Monkey Wrench

Lackadaisy |||| Ramshackle

Arin or Kogan |||| Lonely Man's Lazarus

2Spooky |||| Hellbent

1. Be honest with yourself and admit that you’re putting off stuff that really needs to be done.

2. Try to figure out why you’re procrastinating. Is it because you don’t like it, it creates anxiety, you don’t understand it, it feels overwhelming, you’re disorganised?

3. Decide to break the habit of procrastination by deliberately rewarding yourself for doing something you’d rather not do.

4. Make a pact with a friend where you deliberately and regularly encourage each other, and hold each other accountable.

5. Sit down and think, in detail, about all the likely consequences of not doing what needs to be done. Be brutally honest, and try and picture what you’re life is going to look like 6 months, a year and five years from now ( if you continue to procrastinate).

6. Decide to break large tasks down into smaller, more achievable tasks, and then tackle these smaller tasks one at a time.

Ref sheets for most of the stuff that appeared in ep 3 of MW