About
Name: Jack
Age: 16
Pronouns: he/him or they/them
Gender: Genderqueer/fluid. if anyone asks I'm trans male
Location: Hopefully, one day, I'll be in Toronto forever
Faves
Book Series: Miss Peregrine...
TV Show: Walking Dead; Elementary
Movie: The Martian
Musical: HAMILTON
Branch of science: Chemistry
Podcast: Night Vale
Animal: Cats and foxes
Currently
Reading: Red Queen
Watching: Stranger Things
Listening: Night Vale; Hamilton; Melanie Martinez; The Chainsmokers
Wanting: Hamilton tickets; food
Needing: Sleep; inspiration
About the blog
This blog is mostly made of reblogs. Posts that aren't reblogs are probably selfies or weird thoughts or mini rants or something not creative. Lots of memes, some social justice, aesthetic stuff.
Tag System
So you see what had happened was... there were huge lists of tags I got and I'm not about to memorize 50 specific tags tbh...
I tag for epilepsy and NSFW though I don't post much of either
Hiatuses
I will not be announcing hiatuses. They are very random for me as school can be very unpredictable with the amount of work given. I am not always sure when I will be on, though I get on the app fairly often atm.

clientsfromhell:

I was designing a website for a hotel & Spa. Their clientele is mostly older people so the design had to be clean for ease of use and traditional at the same time. I used big photos, elegant fonts on grey and put menu on white background (they wanted a side menu instead of top one). 
In general they very liked the design but…

Client: Instead of grey please use our company green.

Their company green is C100/Y100. The design went directly from elegant to tacky. 

Client: That’s great! One thing, though: you left white spaces in the design. We pay you for design and leaving white areas is not a design. Please put a gradient under the menu.

So they had me put, yes, a green gradient under the menu. It was hideous, but I feel like I owe this client, because they answered a question I’ve always had as a designer. 

I’ve always wondered what “put more design in it” means. Now I know it means “get rid of the white space.”

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