#tineye

I found these images on Barry Sloane's imdb profile today, but no image credit given.

Q: Coi, you went on a rant about asking artists for permission to use their art. But what if I stumble on art that's uncredited and I don't know who the original artist is?

A: Great question, person I've constructed for a hypothetical. I'd love to introduce you to this wonderful site called TinEye.

You can upload any photo and TinEye will scour the internet to find it. Then, it will give a list of URLs where said image is posted.

So, this was Tweeted out. 👇

I did a reverse image search using TinEye. It's a site that searches pics all over the Internet to see if and where it's been posted before. And look at the results. 👇

14 results! And none of them are of Sam. They are all this other guy, and the pic has been used on scammer websites. Sam's head has been photoshopped onto the body. 👇

Side by side proving the pic is fake and Sam's head was photoshopped onto the other guy's body. 👇

Our boy Spook and his progression through the books.

ID by @elseweaver​ 💕 [ID: 3 digital drawings of Spook from Mistborn. In the first drawing, he's a child with a bowl cut. He has a nervous expression on the face, and messes with his hands.

The second drawing shows Spook as an older teenager, no longer with a bowl cut. He now wears an open sleeveless vest over his shirt, and carries a bag on his back. He looks ahead with a neutral expression.

when you get into the process of making music, you watch tutorials, you watch professionals point small details out and slowly but very surely you begin to notice very minute and difficult to catch details in terms of sounds.

you being to feel the small hints of musical notes in kicks and snares, you feel the TEXTURE of the entire drumscape, you notice the small pieces of ear candy left by producers in their songs

you being to notice reverb and the dryness of sounds and so much more

but you simply become more receptive to sounds in general

like a newly snapped tineye, you begin to hear the smallest of sounds

its been 2 years ive been making music and sometimes i go through the process of:

im quiet => can hear the room fan screaming

turns off fan => can hear the bathroom exhaust fan

turns off bathroom exhaust => can hear sounds from around the house

closes door => can hear people talking in the neighboring fucking house [my windows are closed and the walls aren't even connected]

and like a newly snapped tineye, i feel like becoming a savant really isnt that difficult. you notice too much. i have a lot to occupy my mind but otherwise really i might've gone insane

and so i feel in music production, in life and in the process of not going insane, spook's advice was bang on: