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Modern costume design has changed over time because back in the older days the costumes were more covering and now they are very showing and scandalous.
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The Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise was a "Sith legend"[1] that was relayed to Anakin Skywalker by Palpatine, telling of his master, Darth Plagueis. Plagueis, the legend went, was "so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midi-chlorians to create life," and even save others from dying. "He became so powerful, the only thing that he was afraid of was losing his power. His apprentice, Sidious"—though Palpatine did not name himself when first recounting the story to Anakin and referred to himself in the third person—"killed him in his sleep." According to Palpatine, what made it a tragedy was that he could not save himself from death, despite being able to save others. When Palpatine told this story to Skywalker, Skywalker countered that it was only a tragedy for Plagueis, and for the apprentice it was a happy ending. Palpatine later revealed that he was the unnamed apprentice, and that Plagueis' ability had been real; this was one of the steps towards turning Skywalker to the dark side of the Force.
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Monks and Priests would usually commission works of art showing important scenes e.g. the birth of Christ, his Crucifixion etc.
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The first draft is in PSD format and the final draft is in TIFF
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PSD is the automatic file format as you save any file that has been created or edited in Photoshop, this kind of format allows to save a file with a maximum size of 2 GB, therefore the final draft is in TIFF is it offers not only flexibility in graphics and sharing files between different types of equipment, but it also provides a bigger range of GB to be saved, as we can see that the final draft overpasses the 2 GB the most logical option would be TIFF format.