#evianslily

general opinion: fall in a hole and die | don’t like them | eh | they’re fine I guess | like them! | love them | actual love of my life hotness level: get away from me | meh | neutral | theoretically hot but not my type | pretty hot | gorgeous! | 10/10 would bang

hogwarts house: gryffindor | slytherin | ravenclaw | hufflepuff duh lmao

best quality: his bisexuality jk i think he’s loyal af (even though he’s SO DUMB but still)

worst quality: HARRY POTTER IS SO FUCKING DUMB I SWEAR TO GOD

 ship them with: draco” my drarry heart has been beating for the last 10 years lmao

brotp them with: hmmmm hermione i guess

needs to stay away from: his thoughts, boi is impulsive af 

misc. thoughts: drarry will forever be my heartbreaking otp

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Your mother was there for me at a time when no one else was. Not only was she a singularly gifted witch, she was also an uncommonly kind woman. She had a way of seeing the beauty in others even, and perhaps most especially, when that person couldn't see it in themselves.

we like emma. idk too much abt her but i think she stays in her lane. i like that she went to university and educated herself, even tho she didnt rlly ~need~ to. shes a nice white girl and im gay

hi! thank you <3

i hope you don’t mind me publishing this message instead of answering privately (maybe other people will find my advice useful).

downsizing goes before sharpening (the method i use is described here x; sometimes i reduce “amount” so that a gif doesn’t look too sharp). then i apply layers (here x is my psd pack). saving settings can mess up your image too. i think those settings here x are the most commonly used (scroll down to the last step of the tutorial). distortion is usually a result of a badly adjusted psd. it’s also possible that a gif itself is kinda “meant to” lose quality during editing, despite it being created from a 720p/1080p clip. for example, changing shadows are a known grain-inducer. if it occurs, i often use layer masks on layers increasing contrast, and paint over shadowy places so that grain is reduced.