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Easy way to draw conscripts in Adobe Illustrator
(Originally posted at Silver Does Stuff)
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(Originally posted at Silver Does Stuff)
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Using Dreamwidth
Jul. 14th, 2019 01:31 pmIf you haven't used a platform like Dreamwidth before, it can be confusing. Here's a bunch of pointers. Note: anyone can feel free to link to this! But if you find it helpful, please consider buying me a ko-fi or two.
If you're just doing basic posts or just replying to things, a lot of this may be irrelevant to you.
( Overview )
( Posting )
( Cut Tags )
( Images )
( Editing a Post )
Dreamwidth has a pretty good help section, so head there for any more questions.
Some links to more help both basic and advanced:
Dreamwidth 101
how to dreamwidth: a primer
A Tumblr User’s Guide to Dreamwidth
A note about DW's hierarchical tags
A guide to Dreamwidth moods and customization
If you're just doing basic posts or just replying to things, a lot of this may be irrelevant to you.
( Overview )
( Posting )
( Cut Tags )
( Images )
( Editing a Post )
Dreamwidth has a pretty good help section, so head there for any more questions.
Some links to more help both basic and advanced:
Dreamwidth 101
how to dreamwidth: a primer
A Tumblr User’s Guide to Dreamwidth
A note about DW's hierarchical tags
A guide to Dreamwidth moods and customization
Have you ever been working and then realized you’ve been working on the wrong layer? Of course you have. We’ve all done it. But if you just copy and paste it, by default Photoshop drops the art in the middle of the window, which is… not very good. Here’s how to move copy & paste it … Continue reading “”
Excerpt from Silver Does Stuff. (Why not post it all here? -Because I always forget to put in a cut and then long posts flood people's friends pages). See it all
