actualarishok:

fairithilien:

hoarfrostcomet:

Okay, so, I see a lot of problems with people getting works stolen off the internet because the art is in a “public space.” While yes, that is true, the internet is public space and art is posted there, but that doesn’t make it public property, properly known as “Public Domain.”

Public Domain:

“Art becomes public domain only after 70 years after the artist who made the work has DIED, 95 years after publication, or 120 years after creation, which ever comes first”. (Source). This is why you are allowed to use famous works like Van Gogh’s “Starry Knight” or Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” freely with out copyright issues, the artist have died well over 70 years ago, thus the work they have produced is now free for the pubic to use.

Publishing:

Posting art on the internet is not considered published works. “Published works are works that are made into copies able to distribute to the public.” (Source). Posting art on a site like tumblr, deviantart, message boards, youtube, vimeo, or any other number of websites are meant for display, not for redistribution unless the artist as stated that: “This work is available for redistribution.” However, if you do not see that sentence anywhere, then that art is purely for display only and you must ask that artist permission to use that work unless you are favoriting it on deviantart, reblogging/liking on tumblr/blogspot, adding the video/song to a playlist on youtube, etc.

Intellectual Property:

Now, until the art work is under public domain, the works in question are protected under “Intellectual Property.” Where artist, inventors, writers, creators in general, are protected under the constitution and have full ownership of the works they have created from the moment it is created. (Source). Taking someone’s work that does not belong to you is considered theft and punishable by the full extent of the law. Meaning, the case can be taken to court and serious repercussions will ensue for the offender. (Source). The works are not just protected in the US, but world wide, and outlined in “article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.” (Source).  

Article 27.

(1) Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.
(2) Everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author. (Source).

TL;DR: Yes the internet is public space, but that does not mean the works on the internet is considered public domain. All works are protected by Intellectual Property until it has been 70 years after artist’s death, 95 years after publication, or 120 years after date of creation; whatever comes first. Posting works on the internet does not count as publishing.

It is safe to say, any works created now will not be free to use publicly in your lifetime unless stated otherwise by the creator them self.

Sources:

Public Domain:

• https://www.teachingcopyright.org/handout/public-domain-faq

Publishing:

• http://aigasf.org/community/legalities/legalities_22_does_posting_your_artwork_online_count_as_publication

Copyright/Intellectual Property: 

• http://www.aipla.org/about/iplaw/Pages/default.aspx
• http://www.hg.org/intell.html
• http://www.wipo.int/edocs/pubdocs/en/intproperty/450/wipo_pub_450.pdf
• http://www.un.org/en/universal-declaration-human-rights/

-pointed look at assholes trying to justify art theft, especially in tattooing-

also relevant for bjds. For example,  @harucasting‘s Adori is their artistic and intellectual property, anyone who tries to recast it is violating the artist’s intellectual property and by extent, all recast bjds are a violation of intellectual property because as far as I know there is no such thing as a sculpt of the proper age to be considered public domain. 

americanninjax:

Since TV animation tends to have smaller budgets than feature animation, we are often times limited in the kind of animation we can do in terms of backgrounds.  Here are a couple workarounds I have to show movement in a background.  

The first is a tracking shot into cam where our Character is running without gaining away or from cam (but they could if you wanted) The foreground is the ground plane which is just a simple looping set of lines. The BG is actually a static image that would slowly drift down towards the horizon line imitating movement away from the background. 

The second is also a tracking shot where the character is more in profile. This one requires some soft focus and low detail background drawings (usually not a lot, maybe 3 looping images. I only used 2 here but the theory holds.

The last one only requires a single background layout, but we use the camera to imitate action as it pulls out over a static image.

This is all based on my own experience rather than hard rulesets, so you know as usual take it with a grain of salt.

littlewhitemouse:

ironinkpen:

When writing couples, I like to use the Kiss Rule:

• If they have to kiss for you to know they’re in love, you’re not writing a romance right.

damn tho

thelibraryofcontext:

Complete, up-to-date contents of the Language Library, now rebloggable!

Note: I don’t host anythng, I just collate links so if anything gets deleted I may or may not be able to replace it. Please let me know if there are any broken links. Also, some of the links won’t load until you remove the ‘denied’ from in front of the url. Study well!

Afrikaans

• Teach Yourself Afrikaans
• Colloquial Afrikaans

Arabic

• Arabic – An Essential Grammar
• A Reference of Grammar of Modern Standard Arabic
• Beginner’s Guide to Arabic [Mohtanick Jamil]
• Learning to Read Arabic: A Beginner’s Guide [Dr Mahjoob Zweiri]
• Teach Yourself Arabic
• In-Flight Arabic: Learn Before you Land (second source)
• Eastern Arabic I, 2nd ed
• Eastern Arabic II
• Eastern Arabic III
• Egyptian Arabic
• Living Language – Starting Out in Arabic Transcript
• Living Language – Arabic to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation
• Living Language – eTicket Arabic
• Living Language – iKnow Arabic – Words + Phrases + Conversations, Beginner Level Arabic Program Transcript

Albanian

• Albanian grammar
• Colloquial Albanian
• Albanian Basic Course, Volume 1, Lessons 1-16
• Albanian Basic Course – Workbook for Exercises in Grammar
• The Albanian Language (Peace Corps)
• Albanian Grammar [Victor A. Friedman]

Bengali

• Teach Yourself Bengali
• Bengali Grammar Summary and Review (Declension of Nouns, Pronouns, and Verbs | Numbers and Time | Study Questions and Answers)
• Bengali Script Practice 1 (ANSWERS)
• Bengali Alphabet
• Bengali to English Dictionary (Romanized)
• A Bengali Grammatical Pattern
• Introduction to Bengali

Bulgarian

• A Short Grammar of Bulgarian
• Teach Yourself Bulgarian
• A Concise Bulgarian grammar [John Leafgren]

Catalan

• Teach Yourself Catalan (second source)
• Colloquial Catalan

Cantonese

• Routledge Grammars – Basic Cantonese – A Grammar and Workbook (second source)
• Routledge Grammars – Intermediate Cantonese – A Grammar and Workbook
• Colloquial Cantonese
• Cantonese Basic Course, Volume One
• Cantonese Reading Booklet

Chinese

• Routledge Grammar – Basic Chinese – A Grammar and Workbook (2nd ed)
• Routledge Grammar – Intermediate Chinese – A Grammar and Workbook
• Using Chinese Synonyms
• Using Chinese – A Guide to Contemporary Usage
• Chinese – A Comprehensive Grammar
• Modern Mandarin Chinese Grammar – A Practical Guide (second source)
• Modern Mandarin Chinese Grammar – Workbook [Claudia Ross, Jinh-heng Sheng Ma, Baozhang He]
• Chinese Language(s): A Look Through the Prism of the Great Dictionary of Modern Chinese Dialects
• New Practical Chinese Reader Textbook 1
• New Practical Chinese Reader Workbook 1
• New Practical Chinese Reader Textbook 2
• New Practical Chinese Reader Workbook 2
• New Practical Chinese Reader Textbook 3
• New Practical Chinese Reader Workbook 3
• New Practical Chinese Reader Textbook 4
• (You can download the corresponding audio files for the ‘New Practical’ series here)
• Schaum’s Outlines: Chinese Grammar
• Chinese: An Essential Grammar, 2nd ed. [Yip Po-Ching and Don Rimmington]
• A Dictionary of Chinese Characters – Accessed by Phonetics [Stewart Paton]
• In-Flight Chinese: Learn Before you Land
• Mandarin Chinese I, 2nd ed
• Mandarin Chinese II
• Mandarin Chinese III
• Living Language – Starting Out in Chinese Transcript
• Living Language – Chinese to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation
• Living Language: eTicket Chinese
• Living Language – iKnow Chinese – Words + Phrases + Conversations, Beginner Level Chinese Program Transcript

Croatian

• Colloquial Croatian: The Complete Course for Beginners [Celia Hawkesworth]
• In-Flight: Learn Before you Land (second source)

Czech

• Czech – An Essential Grammar
• Czech Reading Booklet
• In-Flight Czech: Learn Before you Land

Dari

• Dari Persian

Danish

• Danish – An Essential Grammar
• Danish – An Elementary Grammar and Reader
• Teach Yourself Danish
• Colloquial Danish

Dutch

• Routledge Grammar – Basic Dutch – A Grammar and Workbook
• Routledge Grammar – Intermediate Dutch – A Grammar and Workbook
• Dutch – An Essential Grammar (second source) (third source)
• Dutch – A Comprehensive Grammar (second source)
• Colloquial Dutch (second source)
• Colloquial Dutch 2 (second source)
• Hugo in 3 Months Dutch
• Hugo Advanced Courses Taking Dutch Further
• Teach Yourself Beginner’s Dutch
• Teach Yourself Dutch
• Teach Yourself Dutch Grammar
• In-Flight Dutch: Learn Before you Land

English

• English – An Essential Grammar
• A Student’s Introduction to English Grammar
• Colloquial English
• Grammar Workbook
• African American English: A Linguistic Introduction [Lisa J. Green]
• English Grammar: A University Course, 2nd ed [Angela Downing, Philip Locke]
• Living Language – Easy English Vocabulary Glossary (Lesson 12 ‘Around the House’ Audio) (Lesson 13 ‘Activities and Interests’ Audio) (Lesson 14 ‘Having Fun with Friends’ Audio)
• Living Language- Inglés para Llevar: Más de 300 expresiones, frases y palabras imprescindibles
• Living Language: eTicket Ingles
• Practice Makes Perfect: Mastering Grammar [Gary Robert Muschla]
• Grammar for Everyone: Practical tools for learning and teaching grammar [Barbara Dykes]
• English Grammar, 3rd ed [Eugene Ehrlich]
• 501 Reading Comprehension Questions, 4th ed
• Divided by a Common Language: A Guide to British and American English [Christopher Davies]
• Destination B1 – Grammar & Vocabulary with Answer Key [Malcolm Mann, Steve Taylore-Knowles]
• Destination B2 – Grammar & Vocabulary with Answer Key [Malcolm Mann, Steve Taylore-Knowles]
• English Grammar in Use, 2nd ed [Raymond Murphy]
• Official Dictionary of Unofficial English

Farsi

• Farsi (Persion) Reading Booklet

Finnish

• Finnish – An Essential Grammar
• Conversational Finnish

French

• Using French Vocabulary
• A Student Grammar of French
• The Syntax of French
• Colloquial French 2
• Collins Learn French with Paul Noble (Review Booklet) (second source)
• Descriptive Grammar of the Standard French language
• In-Flight French: Learn Before you Land
• French I, 2nd ed
• French II, 3rd ed
• French III, 2nd ed
• Living Language – Starting Out in French Transcript
• Living Language – French to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation
• Living Language: eTicket French
• Living Language – iKnow French – Words + Phrases + Conversations, Beginner Level French Program Transcript
• 500 самых важных слов французского языка
• Collins Easy Learning French Grammar (second source)

German

• Routledge Grammar – Basic German – A Grammar and Workbook (second source)
• Routledge Grammar – Intermediate German – A Grammar and Workbook (second source) (third source)
• German – An Essential Grammar (second source) (third source)
• Using German Synonyms (second source)
• The Structure of German
• German Familiarization and Short Term Training
• German Basic Course, Units 1-12
• Collins Learn German with Paul Noble (Review Booklet)
• Modern German Grammar A Practical Guide, 2nd ed
• In-Flight German: Learn Before you Land
• German II, 3rd ed
• German III, 2nd ed
• Living Language – Starting Out in German Transcript
• Living Language – German to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation
• Living Language: eTicket German
• Living Language – iKnow German – Words + Phrases + Conversations, Beginner Level German Program Transcript
• Practice Makes Perfect – German Vocabulary [Ed Swick]
• Practice Makes Perfect – German Pronouns and Prepositions [Ed Swick]
• Practice Makes Perfect – German Verb Tenses [Astrid Henschel]
• Practice Makes Perfect – German Sentence Builder [Ed Swick]
• Routledge Intensive German Course [Paul Hartley]
• German: A Linguistic Introduction [Sarah M.B. Fagan]
• German Grammar Drills [Ed Swick]
• German Quickly – A Grammar for Reading German
• Intermediate German for Dummies [Wendy Foster]
• Essential German Grammar [Martin Durrell, Katrin Kohl, Gudrun Loftus]
• German The Easy Way, 2nd ed [Paul G Graves, Henry Strutz]
• The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Learning German on Your Own [Alice Müller, Stephan Müller]
• Cassell’s Colloquial German, A Handbook of Idiomatic Usage
• Using German: A Guide to Contemporary Usage, 2nd ed [Martin Durrell]
• Modern German Grammar: A Practical Guide, 2nd ed [Bill Dodd, Christine Eckhard-Black, John Klapper, Ruth Whittle]
• Basic German: A Grammar and Workbook
• Deutsche Grammatik: einfach, kompakt und übersichtlich [Heike Pahlow]

Gujarati

• Teach Yourself Gujarati
• Colloquial Gujarati

Greek

• Greek – An Essential Grammar of the Modern Language
• Colloquial Greek
• Greek Basic Course
• In-Flight Greek: Learn Before you Land (second source)
• Living Language: eTicket Greek

Haitian Creole

• Haitian Creole Reading Booklet

Hungarian

• Hungarian – An Essential Grammar
• The Syntax of Hungarian
• Colloquial Hungarian
• There is More to Hungarian than Goulash – Grammar Course for Beginners
• Practical Hungarian Grammar [Miklós Törkenczy]
• In-Flight Hungarian: Learn before you Land (second source)
• Hungarian Reading Booklet

Hebrew

• Modern Hebrew – An Essential Grammar
• Colloquial Hebrew
• Hebrew Basic Course
• Biblical Hebrew: A Text and Workbook [Bonnie Pedrottie Kittel, Vicki Hoffer, Rebecca Abts Wright]
• In-Flight Hebrew: Learn Before you Land (second source)
• Hebrew I
• Modern Hebrew II (second source)
• Modern Hebrew III

Hindi

• Hindi Reading Booklet

Icelandic

• The Syntax of Icelandic
• Colloquial Icelandic
• Teach Yourself Icelandic
• Harry Potter og Vitramannasteinurin

Irish

• Routledge Grammar – Basic Irish – A Grammar and Workbook
• Routledge Grammar – Intermediate Irish – A Grammar and Workbook
• Colloquial Irish – The Complete Course for Beginners
• Irish Grammar – A Basic Handbook
• Buntús na Gaeilge: Irish for Adult Learners – Cuid a hAon [Barbara Hillers, Bettina Kimpton] (Textbook for Celtic 132: Introduction to Modern Irish Harvard 2007)
• Buntús na Gaeilge: Irish for Adult Learners – Cuid a Dó [Barbara Hillers, Bettina Kimpton] (Textbook for Celtic 133r: Intermediate Modern Irish Harvard 2005)
• Buntús na Gaeilge: Irish for Adult Learners – Cúrsa Samhraidh [Barabra Hillers, Bettina KImpton] (Textbook for Celtic S-132: Introduction to Modern Irish, Harvard Summer School 2013)

Italian

• Routledge Grammar – Basic Italian – A Grammar and Workbook (second source)
• Using Italian – A Guide to Contemporary Usage
• Using Italian Vocabulary
• Modern Italian Grammar a Practical Guide (second source)
• Modern Italian Grammar Workbook
• Colloquial Italian
• Colloquial Italian 2
• Collins Learn Italian with Paul Noble (Review Booklet)
• Routledge Intensive Italian Workbook [Anna Proudfoot, Tania Batelli-Kneale, Anna di Stefano, Daniela Treveri Gennari]
• In-Flight Italian: Learn Before you Land
• Italian I, 2nd ed
• Italian II, 2nd ed
• Italian III, 2nd ed
• Living Language – Starting Out in German Transcript
• Living Language – Italian to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every situation
• Living Language: eTicket Italian
• Living Language – iKnow Italian- Words + Phrases + Conversations, Beginner Level Italian Program Transcript

Indonesian

• Indonesian – A Comprehensive Grammar
• Indonesian Reference Grammar

Japanese

• In-Flight Japanese: Learn Before you Land
• Japanese I, 3rd ed
• Living Language – Starting Out in Japanese Transcript
• Living Languages – Japanese to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation
• Living Language: eTicket Japanese
• Living Language – iKnow Japanese – Words + Phrases + Conversations, Beginner Level Japanese Program Transcript

Korean

• Routledge Grammar – Basic Korean – A Grammar and Workbook (second source) (third source) (fourth source)
• Routledge Grammar – Intermediate Korean – A Grammar and Workbook (second source) (third source)
• Using Korean – A Guide to Contemporary Usage (second source)
• Korean Grammar for International Learners
• Colloquial Korean – The Complete Course for Beginners (second source) (audio files)
• Korean Level 1 (Seoul National University)
• Essential Korean [Ellen K. Yoon] (second source) (audio files)
• Dirty Korean: Everyday Slang from “What’s Up?” to “F*%# Off!” [Haewon Geebi Baek] (second source)
• Pathfinder in Korean Beginning Student Book
• Pathfinder in Korean Workbook
• Continuing Korean (audio files)
• Korean Grammar for International Learners [Ho Bin Ihm, Kyung Pyo Hong, Suk In Chang] (second source)
• The Sounds of Korean – A Pronunciation Guide (audio files)
• Korean Word Book [Marshal R Pihl]
• My First Book of Korean Words: An ABC Rhyming Book [Henry J. Amen IV, Kyubyong Park]
• Using Korean: A Guide to Contemporary Usage [Miho Choo, Hye-Young Kwak]
• College Korean (second source)
• Intermediate College Korean [Clare You, Eunsu Cho]
• Elementary Korean [Ross King, Jae-Hoon Yeon]
• Hippocrene Beginner’s Series – Beginner’s Korean (second source) (audio files)
• Korean From Zero 1
• Korean Grammar in Use: Beginning to Early Intermediate
• Korean through English, Book One (second source) (audio files)
• Living Language Korean Course (audio files)
• Modern Conversational Korean
• Korean: A Complete Course for Beginners [Jaemin Roh]
• My Korean 1 [Young-A Cho, In-Jung Cho, Douglas Ling] (second source) (audio files)
• My Korean 2 [Young-A Cho, In-Jung Cho, Douglas Ling] (second source) (audio files)
• Step by Step: Korean through 15 Action Verbs [Dr In Ku Kim-Marshall]
• Beginner TOPIK Grammar & Vocabulary
• Intermediate TOPIK Grammar
• TOPIK Elementary Adjectives
• TOPIK Elementary Grammar
• TOPIK Elementary Nouns
• TOPIK Intermediate Adjectives
• TOPIK Intermediate Grammar
• TOPIK Intermediate Nouns
• TOPIK Intermediate Verbs
• TOPIK Listening Files
• Korean In Action: For International Learners [Gi-Hyun Shin, Adrian Buzo]
• Making Out in Korean (second source)
• Integrated Korean – Level 1 (audio files)
• Teach Yourself Korean (audio files)
• Seoul National University – Korean 1
• Seoul National University – Korean 2
• Seoul National University – Korean 4 (audio files)
• Korean for Dummies (audio files) (cheat sheet)
• Korean Advanced Course Volume II
• Active Korean 1 (audio files)
• Hanyang Korean 1 (Grammar & Patterns) (Writing Practice)
• Frequently Used Korean Dialogue 2000 Sentences
• The Korean Language Structure, Use and Context [Jae Jung Song]
• Tense and Aspect in Korean
• Korean Honorifics and Politeness in Second Language Learning
• Easy to Learn Korean Language
• In-Flight Korean (audio files) (second source) (third source)
• Korean I
• Korean II
• Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone [Korean]
• Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets [Korean]
• Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban [Korean]
• Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire [Korean]
• Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix [ Korean]
• Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince [Korean]
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows [Korean]

Latvian

• A Short Grammar of Latvian
• Teach Yourself Latvian
• Colloquial Latvian

Lithuanian

• A Short Grammar of Lithuanian
• Teach Yourself Lithuanian
• Colloquial Lithuanian

Norwegian

• Norwegian – An Essential Grammar (second source)
• Colloquial Norwegian
• Norwegian HeadStart Student Study Guide
• Norwegian on the Web – Short Norwegian grammar [Olaf Husby]
• Norwegian on the Web –  Basic Norwegian Words [Olaf Husby]
• Ny i Norge Tekstbok
• Norwegian Phrase Dictionary and Study Guide
• Norwegian Verbs & Essentials of Grammar: A Practical Guide to the Mastery of Norwegian [Louis Janus]
• Teach Yourself – Norwegian Conversation [Margaretha Danbolt Simons]
• Teach Yourself – Speak Norwegian with Confidence
• Teach Yourself Norwegian [Margaretha Danbolt Simons]
• DK Hugo Norwegian in Three Months
• Practical Norwegian grammar [Åse-Berit e Rolf Strandskogen]
• Norueguês: Uma Gramática Essencial [Åse-Berit e Rolf Strandskogen]
• норвежский разговорник и словарь
• Norwegisch Wort für Wort
• Langenscheidts Praktische Grammatik – Norwegisch
• Praktische Grammatik der norwegischen Sprache (3. Auflage) [Bjørn Kvifte, Verena Gude-Husken]
• Norwegian Reading Booklet

Pashto

• Pashto
• Pashto II

Polish

• Routledge Grammar – Intermediate Polish – A Grammar and Workbook
• Polish – An Essential Grammar
• A Grammar of Contemporary Polish
• Colloquial Polish
• Polish Grammar in a Nutshell [Oscar E. Swan]
• In-Flight Polish: Learn Before you Land (second source)
• Polish Reading Booklet
• A Grammar of Contemporary Polish [Oscar E. Swan]

Portuguese

• Portuguese – An Essential Grammar
• Using Portuguese – A Guide to Contemporary Usage
• In-Flight Portuguese: Learn Before you Land (second source)
• Living Language: Portuguese to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation
• Living Language: eTicket Portuguese

Portuguese (Brazilian)

• Colloquial Portuguese of Brazil
• Colloquial Portuguese of Brazil 2 (second source)
• Brazilian Portuguese I
• Brazilian Portuguese II

Russian

• Routledge Grammar – Intermediate Russian – A Grammar and Workbook
• Using Russian – A Guide to Contemporary Usage
• Using Russian Vocabulary
• A Comprehensive Russian Grammar, 3rd ed [Terence Wade] (second source) (third source)
• A Reference Grammar of Russian (second source)
• Colloquial Russian 2
• In-Flight Russian: Learn Before you Land (second source)
• Russian II, 2nd ed
• Russian III, 2nd ed
• Living Language: Russian to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation
• The Oxford Russian Grammar & Verbs

Romanian

• Romanian – An Essential Grammar (second source) (third source)
• Colloquial Romanian (second source) (audio files)
• Romanian Grammar Workbook for Peace Corps Volunteers
• Romanian Basic Course, Volume I, Lessons 1-15
• Romanian Reference Grammar
• Teach Yourself Romanian (audio files)

Serbian

• Serbian – An Essential Grammar
• Teach Yourself Serbian

Spanish

• Routledge Grammar – Basic Spanish – A Grammar and Workbook
• Routledge Grammar – Intermediate Spanish – A Grammar and Workbook
• Spanish – An Essential Grammar
• Using Spanish Synonyms
• Using Spanish Vocabulary
• Using Spanish – A Guide to Contemporary Usage
• A Student Grammar of Spanish
• Modern Spanish Grammar A Practical Guide
• The Syntax of Spanish
• Spanish Basic Course, Units 31-45
• Collins Learn Spanish with Paul Noble (Review Booklet)
• Collins Spanish Grammar & Practice
• In-Flight Spanish: Learn Before you Land
• Spanish I, 2nd ed
• Spanish II, 3rd ed (2nd ed)
• Living Language – Starting Out in Spanish Transcript
• Living Language: Spanish to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation
• Living Language: eTicket Spanish
• Living Language – iKnow Spanish- Words + Phrases + Conversations, Beginner Level Spanish Program Transcript
• Modern Spanish Grammar: A Practical Guide, 2nd ed [Juan Kattan-Ibarra, Christopher J. Pountain]

Swahili

• Swahili Basic Course, 2nd ed
• Coloquial Swahili: The Complete Course for Beginners [Donovan McGrath, Lutz Marten]
• In-Flight Swahili: Learn Before you Land (second source)

Swedish

• Swedish – An Essential Grammar (second source)
• Teach Yourself Swedish
• Teach Yourself Swedish 1995
• Colloquial Swedish (second source) (third source)
• Swedish Basic Course
• Essential Swedish Grammar – All The Grammar Really Needed for Speech and Comprehension [Julian Granberry]
• Speak Swedish with Confidence [Regina Harkin]
• Funktionell Svensk Grammatik [Maria Bolander]
• In-Flight Swedish – Learn Before you Land (second source) (third source)
• 201 Swedish verbs [Richard P Aulette]
• Living Language: eTicket Swedish

Tagalog

• Tagalog Reading Booklet

Thai

• Thai – An Essential Grammar
• Teach Yourself Thai
• Colloquial Thai
• Thai Basic Course, Volume 2
• In-Flight Thai: Learn Before you Land (second source)
• Thai Reading Booklet
• Living Language: eTicket Thai

Turkish

• Turkish Grammar
• Turkish – A Comprehensive Grammar
• Hugo’s Simplified System: Turkish in Three Months
• In-Flight Turkish: Learn Before you Land (second source)

Urdu

• Urdu – An Essential Grammar
• Urdu Reading Booklet

Ukrainian

• Ukrainian, 2nd ed

Vietnamese

• In-Flight Vietnamese: Learn Before you Land (second source)

Welsh

• Modern Welsh –  A Comprehensive Grammar
• The Syntax of Welsh
• Colloquial Welsh

Yoruba

• Colloquial Yoruba: The Complete Course for Beginners [Antonia Yetune Folarin Schleicher]

whathasbeenlost:

HEY WRITERS OF ALL KINDS AND AGES AND MAYBE EVEN DNDERS OR TABLETOP GAMERS ARE YOU READY FOR SOMETHING SUPER RAD? I HOPE SO ‘CAUSE 

RANDOM

MAP

GENERATOR

WITH

EDITING FEATURES AVAILABLE

IT DOESN’T REALLY DO LAND MASSES OR ANYTHING BUT IT SURE AS HELL WILL MAP THAT CITY/VILLAGE/SHIP/DUNGEON/WHATEVER THAT YOU’VE BEEN MEANING TO MAP OUT FOR YOU

SO FUCKING GO WILD

castella-rays:

shittyaus:

I’m not sure what most you guys write with these days, if the majority of you are still chugging along with good ol’ Microsoft Word or whatever, but let me introduce you to this beauty:

Write! (look at this snazzy sleek website): 

This is my go to program. It’s light and doesn’t have a five minute start up like Word (or maybe my laptop’s just really clunky and old) and it has these features that make the entire story-building ordeal easier. 

Seriously, ever since I started using this I’ve been just spewing shit out.

It has both a free and a pro version. The free version is beautiful and efficient just on its own and is the one I’ve been using the longest, but if you want to have your work on all your devices, have a night theme for all-nighters or just have some stylish documents, the pro version is $5 per month. If you can, please support them!

The layout is simple and clutter free, nothing overwhelming. The navigation has an option to give you a visual look on what you’re scrolling through rather than the normal scroll bar, which has saved my eyes from squinting every five minutes.

Its got a standard formatting options but not so many that you feel overwhelmed. Simplicity matters! It also has a handy productivity counter which tracks word/character count, pages, reading time, etc.

There are three window options: compact, standard (size-adjustable) and full screen. I always use full screen but when I’m multitasking or want watch youtube videos, the window becomes smaller without cramping your work space since it doesn’t have a toolbar.

It’s pretty hard to find this program (at least it was for me haha) cause of its name. Since this is my favourite writing program so I’m going to spread the word and share it, since it deserves more recognition B^)

website link: https://wri.tt/