The Phantom is here to help. Though I only do graphics, I will do my best with theme reviews, color schemes, FC help, and so on.
Character Guides: A (somewhat) Masterlist.
There are possibly hundreds of guides on how to play characters and sometimes it can be difficult to find the one you need. I thought it’d be nice to compile a bunch of them into one place. Enjoy! ~ Freya
(Source: theroleplayhelp)
PSD BY MARVELOUSPSDS
- texture included
- adjust the first curves layer
- please like before downloading [x]
(Source: marvelouspsds)
Theme #24 - “Swan Song”
PREVIEW & CODE: Here
UPDATED: 1/15/2013
CREDITS: castielers (sidebar gif) / obanova (icon)Quick Overview:
Best viewed in Chrome.
- 400/500 Posts
- Infinite Scroll
- Optional Music Player (How To Install)
- Blog Title Font Size & Letter Spacing
- + More
PSD 015 | dA
Rose Tyler- Defender of the Earth
- works on caps and gifs
- contains vibrance
- don’t steal, copy, or reproduce
- like/reblog if you use
BLOGROLL #1 live preview | code (raw)
Well, here goes my very first blogroll! Or theme. Or anything like that. I’m kind of nervous about this but I’ll give it a shot. Let me know if you have any questions, and while I’m not exactly code-savvy yet, I’ll try my best to help!
- Title and description are free to edit, just look through the html and replace them (‘blogroll in..’ ‘sometimes it..’) with what you want to put in.
- Hover/animated icons
- No redistributing, stealing, or using as a base.
- Like or reblog if you use!
(Source: lutherwest)
☠ Roleplay Guide 007: Playing A Different Gender From Your Own (Headspace For Dummies)
Many roleplayers play different genders, and a lot of them find themselves questioning whether their portrayal comes off believable or not. This guide will be a broad overlook to teach you how to get into what most writers call “headspace” when it comes to playing a different gender from your own.
PSD #14 lawrencespsds
↳please like or reblog this post if downloaded.
1download (mf).
(Source: lawrencespsds)
How to BS That You Can Shade Like J. C. Leyendecker
I suggested, you approved, I delivered. A digital walkthrough of how I approximated his style in my last work - and how you, with enough patience and a big enough stash of food, can do it too.
Final note that didn’t make it into the guide: I work in Photoshop 7. I only use one or two tools, so if your version is any more advanced than mine, I’m sure you’ll still be able to follow it. In fact, yours will probably turn out better!
