Yeah consistency in a deck/collection is nice indeed
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Ohh so the fancy foils have less problems?
Bending immediately sounds quite extreme..
Special arts are indeed a nice non-curly option for a flashy card. (Until that's a foil too ^^ )
Searchability is an interesting practical aspect
Thanks for the heads up! I'm fairly conservative when it comes to cosmetics, but these do pack some charm ^^
How do you arrange playsets of 4 cards in binders? Annoyingly the most natural binder size is 3x3 pockets, so you're forced to compromise one way or another.
Some options:
- Big 4x4 binder
- Small 2x2 binder
- Tall 2x4 sideways pocket binder
- Multiple cards in one pocket
- Creative layouts
- Only play singleton formats
The fine piece of art in this post is original content and public domain.
Do you catalogue all your cards or just the more important ones?
Yeah relying solely on an online DB would seem quite reckless.
Nice finds, Thanks!
Scryfall does have tags for Surreal/Surrealism, but it hardly feels complete. I’m also not sure if MC Escher-inspired cards count as surrealism, but if so that would include things like Bootlegger’s Stash.
I didn't realize that scryfall had art filters as well. Still seems to find quite a few.
A lot of the art on the Duskmourn Archenemy cards play around in a similar space.
What's the story of these Scheme cards? They don't seem to be legal anywhere.
Lastly a lot of individual mill cards seem to have pretty surreal art, like Tome Scour, Millstone, Fraying Sanity, Sweet Oblivion, Mystic Redaction, or Fractured Sanity
Ohh this is interesting! A pattern emerges. The og millstone too.
I really dig the artwork! Are there more surrealist/absurd cards? (Given the sheer numbers, I'm guessing yes)
Still both are getting all the new cards and such?
Fear not, the concealment layer will make something ACK!
How do you like to bind your arrow keys, and why?
Ergo boards don't typically have dedicated arrow clusters, so we're left to bind them on some alternate layers one way or another.
Here are two prevalent layouts, along with some initial thoughts:
Homerow
Binding them linearly to a homerow on some layer.
Pros
- Arrows directly underneath your fingertips
Cons
- Less intuitive
- Pinky may be weaker when going right repeatedly
Pyramid
Bind arrows in a traditional pyramid shape, likely based on a homerow as well.
Pros
- Familiar layout
- Extra key available for pinky, e.g. a tab might be handy
Cons
- Finger movement required for up arrow
- Takes space on the row above, which might matter if you'd like to have a full row of other things there
Post pic is original art by the author, public domain, commission queue is already full.
Cross posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/46450633
A list of CIEM manufacturers in the EU
More precisely: custom molded in-ear monitor brands whose products can be ordered in the EU without invoking import-duties. So Norway is okay, but Switzerland and UK are not.^EEA
Outside EU brands that have manufacturing branches within the EU are okay too.
Structure
- Top-level comments introduce new manufacturers with a link and some basic info
- One brand per top-level comment
- Opinions and additional info can be shared freely in nested comments
- Vote for your favorites!
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Ohh so these are reprints from some select list?