it’s so beautiful and serene and i love airports so much … as a hon collector man im gutted :( i also just think that this design would really suit a hardcover for some reason ?
i recently got accepted to booth at an art market and was wondering if there are any good local print shops where i can get Loads of decent quality prints for an affordable price?
added a coco (from witch hat atelier) and clownfish charm to my a6 hiroko kubota planner and they match so well … it’s so cute 😭💚🧡
as september draws closer i’m getting more and more excited about the new line up ;-;
I really love the A6 Hiroko Kubota 5 year cover but definitely am not able to commit to a 5 year techo - does anyone know any planners or even just empty notebooks that could fit inside the cover instead? For reference, I currently use the A6 Hon, would it work to use that and add in one of the A6 empty notebooks from hobonichi? Or maybe use one of the A6 Midori notebooks (I'm not sure how thick they are though?)
I was wondering if anyone knew how portfolio's are judged? Is it on variety of media (so more shows/characters the better?) or quality / follower count ? Or if you draw whatever is popular at the moment? I got rejected last time and am unsure on how to make my application better this year.. I draw a lot of witch hat atelier and am hoping since its more popular this year (yay) i might be accepted - it would be such a dream !!
I've never vendored before but have always been interested in it! My online art account has decent following ~3k-10k and am very invested in series such as witch hat atelier or the hoyoverse games. I was wondering how I could improve my chances of getting into the artist alley / if there is anything I should do before submitting my application?
pls i’m so desperate for this squirrel 🥲
I’m currently 24 yo, i graduated with an undergrad in Physics, then worked as a presenter talking about space stuff for a year (but really hated some parts of the job which required acting for kids…) and then moved into an admin role for a science charity which was fun, but far away from my parents. I had to move back home due to family reasons and decided to get my masters in a remote sensing/earth observation related degree but entry level roles in the sector are so so empty and competitive. i’ve been applying for some more admin roles and have some interviews lined up and was wondering, do you think it’d be better to just stick with these kind of admin roles forever or do it for a year and then apply for a phd thats related to my degree so i can work in research/gain access to more senior roles in the sector? the latter feels more risky stability wise (with parents that are growing to be reliant on me) but i find my studies so interesting and would love a more technical/climate related job. but the admin jobs i find are v monotone but so much more stable and secure…
So i’m currently doing a masters course at leicester and it’s where my parents are based, prior to this i had an admin assistant role in london but found it super lonely and am now back home - i wanted to find a career in remote sensing but it’s far too niche and im worried it’ll take me a long time to find a good enough job that i enjoy so i want to find another admin role in the meantime but am struggling to find jobs? ive applied to some nhs ones but haven’t heard back, does anyone know where i might be able to find such jobs / if there’s another route i could take? its making me super anxious to not have a stream of income..