yeah, that includes my water bottle, my laptop, and definitely my work corner!! it feels comfy and ok there

  • KoboldCoterie@pawb.socialEnglish
    2·
    4 hours ago

    On a quick glance, the large fox poster on the left looked very NSFW and I was… surprised, to say the least, that you’d display that so prominently on your wall! Upon closer inspection, it looks like it’s just… I’m not sure, a weirdly fleshy colored bit of fur on their inner thigh? :)

    • adrianhooves@lemmy.todayOPEnglish
      2·
      4 hours ago

      what the frick!! oh my gosh i would never print anything like that, yea, it’s just the inner shadow. actually that’s a poster a friend wanted me to print and give him and i thought the art was cool so i printed another one for myself

  • pianoplant@lemmy.worldEnglish
    41·
    11 hours ago

    Looks cozy! If you’ll forgive a bit of unsolicited advice: use tacks instead of tape where possible. Tacks leave behind a tiny hole that can easily be completely erased with a tiny bit of touch up paint whereas tape can pull off large sections of paint and really mess up the sheetrock when removed.

    Love the laptop stickers!

    • adrianhooves@lemmy.todayOPEnglish
      41·
      14 hours ago

      one nice tip i can give you is that if you want posters, print them!! it’s easy if you find the pictures online.

      that’s what i did basically and it’s very very cheap too so, i did not spend like… a thousand dollars on posters, probably 10 dollars or less on all the printed stuff

        • adrianhooves@lemmy.todayOPEnglish
          1·
          4 hours ago

          i’m happy that you think i have a printer hehehh i will now give you all the info about it. ok!

          well, first of all, i don’t have a printer in my house! nop i don’t. what i do though is basically, i use inkscape, and i open up a new canvas and set the size to “tabloid/ledger”, but why that size? well, that’s the one all print shops use by default, and you can fit two letter-sized images on tabloid-sized paper. and basically that’s what i do! i just go around browsing the web for cool fanart and when i find one, i just put it there on the canvas and change its size so that it fits nicely on the page, and after that, i export it to jpg (but never ever forget to give the image 300 dpi please!! that gives it a much bigger and better resolution, ideal for printing).

          after all that is done, i just drop the files in a usb and visit my nearest print shop and just tell them to print them in whatever material i want. and when i get home i just cut them with scissors or with an exacto knife.

          and that’s why graphic design is very fun!!