So, in my brain, the head and hat of the duck area are visually a lot more complex than the duck body. The bowtie adds complexity to the area, leaving the body unbalanced. The necktie allows some visual interest to extend down and provides more balance overall.
Agreed. There should be little rodent people chewing off others legs, and at least some tiny sex scenes where there is no joy.
What a delightfully divisive statement. We do all need to start somewhere though, and losing months of work is very discouraging!
Wait, is it real?
This is how they’re spending it:
I love this comment for contrasting the images of using the word “bloviating” and supposedly “phoning in” your high school essays. Oh, and saving me a crappy article read. Ty!
Wow, this is bad. I feel like this was not the case in early 2010s, but maybe my memory is bad. My favorite was always the baby Einstein fish TV on the crib wall. It encouraged fun tummy time stuff, and had cool lights and music.
Don’t worry, they’ll insert it all into captchas and make us label all their data soon.
Yeah, except Joe doesn’t just say “yes”. He’s got some corpo speak about making sure outcomes align with the the most emergent needs and ensuring Joe has a he right information to manage expectations.