Tumblr Dashboard Image Display Sizes (Updated July 13, 2015):
Photo Post: 540 by 810 pixels for dashboard view. Use 1280 by 1920 pixels for high-res version (except for superwide panoramas).
“Tall” Photo Post: Tumblr takes a 300-by-810-pixel version of your image then stretches it by 80% using HTML height and width attributes to make it 540 by 1458 pixels. Image quality may be diminished. Aim for uploading at least 710-by-1920-pixel images in case Tumblr switches to a better image size on the Dashboard. (It’s happenedbefore.)
Photoset: 540-pixel width for one image in a photoset row. 268-pixel width for two images in a photoset row. 177-pixel width for three images in a photoset row. Gutters are 4 pixels.
Audio Post: 169 by 169 pixels for album art.
Link Post: 130 by 130 pixels for the thumbnail image grabbed by Tumblr from web link (if available).
Text Post: As of March 30, 2015, inline images can appear full-width (540 pixels wide). Any inline images that are 300 pixels wide or larger will display as full-width.
Avatar: 64-by-64-pixel icon next to posts.
How to post art without tumblr making it look like a blurry mess. I can’t believe this is a website made for posting images sometimes.
one of the most reblogged comics i’ve ever made is on my tumblr with half of it blurry as shit and the other half not so pay attention to this stuff
I’m going to practice doing more painterly art from now on. I feel like since my comics are very lineart heavy, I’ve gotten too reliant on lineart. My comics will still be the same style for consistency but for my other illustrations, I’m going to explore new brushes and techniques :3
A deleted scene from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 1937. Grumpy protests against the dwarfs housing Snow White as she’s hiding from her stepmother’s homicidal attempts toward the little Princess, and ultimately instigates a fight with Doc about it which turns physical. Witnessing the toxicity Snow White, exuding pure sass and autonomy, marches toward the door and declares she can find shelter elsewhere- and if she doesn’t, she isn’t afraid to stick it out in the woods alone. Fragments of this chapter, along with the soup sequence and a longer version of Someday My Prince Will Come, was ultimately trimmed for time but the overall, shortened scene was still included in the final completed film.
familiar au: in which Nina gets to grow up, too, and Ed searches diligently for a way to fix everything. you deserved better, and this time Ed makes sure you get it.
NanoRain 