Matt gets about 1 minute of screentime in Death Note but is one of the most popular characters. The anime's English dub was broadcast when emo and scene was trendy.
Industrial designers had a huge hand in creating almost every object that surrounds you including the phone, monitor, keyboard, mouse, etc. that made it possible for you to write this post lmao. It's not a bullshit field whatsoever.
Nobody who actually knows what they're doing buys these sets because you eventually realize you use certain colors a lot and barely touch others, so you typically end up buying individual pastels, paint tubes, etc based on your actual needs as an artist. And sets are often filled with cheaper crappier versions of a brand's line, like they might include hues (imitations of expensive pigments made by blending cheaper ones together, which usually don't mix very well) instead of the real thing to cut costs.
They have their own thread already, it's worth checking out: Here
Try sitting through this bird's hauls. She usually has a haul at least once a week but seems to delete a fair amount of videos. It just goes on and on, endless hauls of junk from craft stores, there's only so much craft one single person could do, surely.
I always thought those were fake. They always exaggerate the customer's rudeness to a excessive degree to the point of being unable to sympathize with them, and the shop owners are portrayed as nice and accommodating for the customer in question. It's like this comic but in video form.
Fakeness aside, there's nothing wrong with a dad wanting to commission a custom slime, even if he calls it masculine themed. Kid might just like hunting.
I think a majority of them are fake from the bigger shops, iirc Peachybbs has been caught in a shit ton of scams since 2018 but people still buy from them because it's a popular slime shop.
As a former high school bully, I've beaten kids up just cause i was bored and had nothing to do for the next 5 minutes.
But this is AI-assisted robot-voice.
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Zorn famously used only two colors besides black and white: Vermillion and Yellow Ochre. Thats it, only four paints. They even show up on his self portrait. which is kind of a low key brag of him, Not every artist will stick to limited palettes but its tends to be true that when researching famous painters the palettes they stick to are usually more modest than people think, if you know how color work you only really need the basic hues to mix them to your needs. Zorn himself only used other colors besides the four as accents or in specific cases.
They’re financially illiterate, don’t save money, and end up having to move within a year or two. I’ve been at my apartment for a long time and have seen young people continually drift in and out of the place like we’re a God damn halfway house.
you can get similar to that in Daiso
Any easy solution is to have a closet
Shoes always seemed like one of the worst things to collect. The kind collectors are into cost a fortune right out of the gate, and they're not wearable for anyone that's not your same size. Not to mention how shoes are one of the most well-known products to be made by essentially Chinese slave labor.
Sneakerheads don't want to use a normal closet. They want to show off their collection and they have to hermetically seal the $500+ sneakers they never wear in order to preserve their value, so anything designed to store regular clothes won't work. Those boxes are the sneaker equivalent of card sleeves, car covers, or Funko Pop boxes.
What gets to me is that the showcasing of all of the things you mention are in such dismal taste. It's one thing if something is so fragile and important that it's housed under strict environmental conditions in a museum. But this is some tacky mass produced shit in a plastic box, stacked from floor to ceiling. Hell, at least my grandmother's Gone with the Wind collector's plates, as tacky as those were, had a decorative aspect to them and the way she arranged them over the entrance to the kitchen. I am being really generous because I hated those things and think her collecting them was from the same cloth that modern collectors are cut from.
The one to the left is more decorative, I would judge someone far harsher for having funkos. But yes, both are for children and should really not be owned by adults.
