“(Note to self: DON’T USE ALL CAPS IN A HARD TO READ FONT.)”
Also don’t use all caps when each cap has a decorative flourish that becomes stupidly annoying when it’s repeated over and over.
“[flourish]Make” isn’t bad, but “[flourish]M [flourish]A [flourish]K [flourish]E” is (to use the technical term) fricking goofy.
James F. Brown
10 years ago
Choices We Make, Number One: Choosing the wrong hair stylist.
Naaman Brown
10 years ago
I know it can be tedious to edit a cut-and-paste cutout so when you impose the cutout the background replaces the pure (255-255-255) white (I’m using my non-tech terms here). But pasting with off-white inside their open hair curls makes it look like they have cobwebs in their hair.
![cover[1]](https://lousybookcovers.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/cover14.jpg)
The sun behind them is shining on their faces. How cool is that?
(Note to self: DON’T USE ALL CAPS IN A HARD TO READ FONT.)
“(Note to self: DON’T USE ALL CAPS IN A HARD TO READ FONT.)”
Also don’t use all caps when each cap has a decorative flourish that becomes stupidly annoying when it’s repeated over and over.
“[flourish]Make” isn’t bad, but “[flourish]M [flourish]A [flourish]K [flourish]E” is (to use the technical term) fricking goofy.
Choices We Make, Number One: Choosing the wrong hair stylist.
I know it can be tedious to edit a cut-and-paste cutout so when you impose the cutout the background replaces the pure (255-255-255) white (I’m using my non-tech terms here). But pasting with off-white inside their open hair curls makes it look like they have cobwebs in their hair.