TODAY'S FEATURED POST
THE LAST OF US Season 2
HAPPY TLOU 2024! ***I will refrain from any spoilers, from Part 2 of the game as well. Just as a courtesy. It's a dark story that gets midnight black and if you know you know, and if you don't... you'll find out soon enough. Please make sure to hold to this same courtesy in the comments. I think it's too important not to lead with a deep bowing thanks to HBO/BLT for spending so…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Color Trends
September 5, 2024 - If you thought I was going to let the summer go by without mentioning brat green — you're wrong. From the day the new Charlie XCX album, brat, was released — long before it became a political meme — friends have been joking that it's MY SUMMER. And while I prefer a slightly more yellow green—a true chartreuse—as my favorite shade of green, even I have to admit, this is pretty close. And while the album cover looks like it was designed in 30 seconds, designers know better. There have been more than a few interviews with the design firm Special Offer Inc that handled the design, and hundreds of colors were narrowed down to get to this one. The New York Times and Architectural Digest articles about "brat green" are worth a read for…
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