Just use one shade of green for it all - job done! The group, which represents the industry, had wanted octogenarian designer of the original logo, Gerry Barney, to endorse the makeover. But when the Guardian showed him the recoloured version he was appalled.
“I think that’s rubbish,” he said. “I could understand it if they had just swapped red for green. But why on earth have they got that many colours? It’s a load of old bollocks. It’s just a mess.”
Japanese artist and art university graduate Gotte have turned their creative skills towards a very cool subject. Their light-hearted watercolor animal drawings depict a typical day in their adorable pet's life - a cute hamster named Sukeroku.
What's most charming about these cute drawings is the main character going about their typical day participating in activities that are inherently 'human.' And it is always adorable to imagine how would animals, especially as loveable as this hamster pet, would look like doing regular human chores. From fixing a meal to making a bed, this funny hamster seems to have a busy life day in and day out, but very adorable, nonetheless.
Now that I like, and it does combine two very different things together nicely.CandyDarling wrote: Thu Sep 23, 2021 11:57 am The Pre New, a band featuring mostly the same members as Earl Brutus (and World Of Twist), did a much better job a couple of years ago, and it was a deliberately weird / post-postmodern affair for an album cover
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Clearly communicating a combination of 70s British industry and the punk movement, with just one different foreground colour and a different background!
I mean honestly that's a good 80% of women's fashiondng wrote: Fri Sep 24, 2021 8:34 pm A. they would not bend over even slightly they would always be standing perfectly still like mannequins
Offended by a handbagCandyDarling wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 7:36 pm I did have to briefly wear my Mum's handbag one day during my holiday at Center Parcs for convenience's sake / because I didn't care about looking "unmasculine", and at one point I passed two men who got outraged over it ("That's a handbag! A woman's handbag!!"). Seeing as it was the same Center Parcs that T***y R******n once got arrested at for kicking off at something or other, I moved on quickly.
Ves. I've managed to accumulate several secondhand purses (mostly ones my wife was going to donate) but sometimes it's convenient to be able to stuff your keys in a pocket and go, and there's absolutely no reason those pockets can't be as deep as they were on my boyjeans. There's especially no goddamned reason to cut a pocket slit and stitch a hem around it and NOT ACTUALLY HAVE A POCKET.CandyDarling wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 7:36 pm I have three pairs of jeans with shit fake pockets now. They're not sewed shut, but they could only conceivably hold a small parking ticket, or maybe a marble. And not both at the same time, either. I've taken to wearing a bum bag (or fanny pack, to use the US term) for now, although having actual pockets would be nice, Mr Fashion Industry.
How is the lasering? I've been doing electrolysis which seems to be slow going and feels like someone plucking each individual hair out and then stabbing me in the face with an electric needle because that's literally what it is but I'm pleased with the results.(I'm still in the long long process of growing out my hair, and lasering off what remains of my beard - I had the second session the other week.)
Hehehehe!CandyDarling wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 9:41 pm They genuinely sounded really put out. I like to think that if they angrily related this terrible atrocity to their gran the following week, her reply would have gone something like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyuoUwxCLMs
It's funny cos it's true. Probably.richschnauzer wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 7:38 pm https://twitter.com/dubzkis/status/1442 ... 17798?s=20
It's been going quite well and relatively quickly. For the benefit of anyone curious, some people's hair / skin reacts better than others; depending on each individual's case, laser hair removal might not work out for them and electrolysis could be the better choice, but for me it's definitely working. I happen to have dark and very coarse hair against quite fair skin so the laser is able to zap the follicles with maximum efficiency. (Gray hairs don't really work with laser treatment, and can only be dealt with using electrolysis.) You do several rounds of it, with one happening every four weeks to get every last one (because hair grows in cycles).An Unicorn wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 11:08 pmHow is the lasering? I've been doing electrolysis which seems to be slow going and feels like someone plucking each individual hair out and then stabbing me in the face with an electric needle because that's literally what it is but I'm pleased with the results.CandyDarling wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 7:36 pm (I'm still in the long long process of growing out my hair, and lasering off what remains of my beard - I had the second session the other week.)
