Marsh grimaces as he reads over the wedding invitation. “We’re seriously expected to wear pastels?”

“Oh, come on. You’ll survive,” Teya says, plucking it from his hand. “You’d look cute in pastels, actually.”

At Marsh’s entirely disbelieving look, Teya giggles. “You would!”

“You’d say that about anything I wore,” Marsh mutters.

“As if I’m wrong?” Teya says, reaching to pin up the invitation on their board of Important Things, as she's dubbed it. Marsh steps up behind her, wrapping his arms around her middle and resting his chin on her head.

“I suppose I can allow it,” he mumbles. “Just this once.” 

“Yeah?” Teya says, folding her arms over his own as she leans back against him. “Not gonna leave me to look all springtime-esque on my lonesome?”

Marsh snorts softly and presses his lips to her hair. “Never.”

personally i had a really hard time trying to make dividers so i'm making this to hopefully help others who may be having the same problems as me.

1. Programs

i like to use clip studio paint since that is what i have but there are other free options too like: Photopea (free, browser), Canva (free, browser),IBIS Paint (free, ios/android), ect...

2. Canvas Sizes

this is where i struggled the most since it can be hard to judge how something will look in a post vs how it looks when you're making it. i put together some "guideline" dividers so its easier to see how things will look:

^ small divider 2000 x 40px ( good for pixel art )

^ medium divider 2000 x 100px (good for small doodles)

^ large/ medium divider 2000 x 140px (small text and drawings)

^ large divider 3000 x 225px ( good for titles )

obviously you don't have to follow these exactly but they are a good reference for what looks good at different sizes

3. Saving

the way that you save your drawings will affect how they look if you want parts to be "clear/ see through" make sure to save in .png these files may be a little bit bigger but they will keep any transparent parts of your divider / drawing.

^ a good example of this is my star divider

if you're ok with having no transparent parts/ a solid colour, pattern divider you can save in .jpg these files are smaller than .png so are good if you don't have a lot of space on your device. All of the above "size example" dividers are .jpg so they don't have any transparent parts. [Side note: if you have transparent parts in your drawing but save it in .jpg they will become white]

hello my love! and thank you so much 🥰

but I absolutely can do that, I hope you like these!

I got the most insane amount of thank you. The amount of kindness today from people was deeply touching. I wanted to cry, but I couldn’t let them see me. I’m the last one at the school.