cerberus commissions: photograph character template.
I was playing around with the idea for something simple but pretty and heavily inspired by all of the character templates I was seeing on Deviantart, and this came to be! It’s two simple images, and there are layer masks over the files where they go so that you don’t have to worry about clipping masks. I would suggest putting your psd in these folders as well, as it’ll stay contained to the images only. It contains two spots for you to put whatever info you’d like on the graphic as well. The psd is not included in this –– the sample image contains the psd FAITH by@melinoegraphics and is absolutely stunning.
this template is on a pay what you want basis!
That means that it’s set at $0.00 and completely free, but if you’d like to pay for it, you can! I consider them tips and they mean the world. Please, if you could at least, LIKE, REBLOG, AND GIVE CREDIT if you use it in any way. You’re free to edit it as you want to, but please at least give me credit. Reblogging helps more than liking, as it helps me get the resource out there. It also helps to show me what you guys like and what resources to release!
Few things will tick me off faster than improper gun safety in fiction. Unfortunately, many authors fail to properly research guns, gun usage, and gun safety. Guns are so ubiquitous in our culture that many people think that they already know all they need in order to write gun usage into a story, but what one picks up from cultural osmosis is even less accurate than your average summer blockbuster.
Deaths and injuries from gun accidents are distressingly high, and most of them could be prevented by following the three basic rules that every gun user is taught (assuming they go to a professional class).
