A Touhou fan's guide to exercise.

Please stretch warmly.

Here's something that's not good for eye fatigue: 12-point white-on-purple text full of technical kanji. I expect better graphic design choices from you of all people, Gensou Koumuten.

glasnost said:
Here's something that's not good for eye fatigue: 12-point white-on-purple text full of technical kanji. I expect better graphic design choices from you of all people, Gensou Koumuten.

Viewing the art at original size helps, but some of the kanji still get a little blotchy, yes.

Whoaa~! I learned something akin to this in Yoga before.

I took the "font-size: 90%" off Eirin's speech bubble because it was causing a nasty effect with two-pixel white lines between each of the ones with a purple background, which made it harder to read. (Also, the font isn't actually any smaller than on the rest of the page; it's just an illusion caused by light-on-dark as opposed to dark-on-light colours.) Hope that's not a problem.

kounishin said:
I took the "font-size: 90%" off Eirin's speech bubble because it was causing a nasty effect with two-pixel white lines between each of the ones with a purple background, which made it harder to read. (Also, the font isn't actually any smaller than on the rest of the page; it's just an illusion caused by light-on-dark as opposed to dark-on-light colours.) Hope that's not a problem.

Weird, I wasn't getting that effect at all. Well, no big deal.

Edit: Never mind, I see what you mean. It's actually lines of the background color of the note showing through, since the <span> background color stops almost immediately below the text on each line at that size. This seems to be an odd artifact of Danbooru 2.0, in which text sizes smaller than standard seem to retain the leading of standard-sized text.