To my fellow comrades who don't stop writing even on rainy days. VOID_404 releases 4 original 'Rainy Season Limited' dividers for free｜Digital Assets｜Free Assets｜Creative Activities｜Note Utilization Tips｜VOID_404 Style｜Creator Support｜Rainy Season Creation｜Image Asset Distribution｜Note Writing Techniques｜The Aesthetics of VOID_404｜

The gloomy rainy season sky is beginning outside. But that's exactly why we should change our mood and prepare to accelerate our creative activities.

The humidity of the rainy season sometimes weighs down our hearts. But the sound of typing on the keyboard turns even that dampness into somethingas flavorful as an ink stain. These dividers are a small gift from me to all you fighting creators.

Hydrangeas, rain clouds, snails, frogs. I've incorporated the motifs unique to this season into my style in a tough and simple way. Not just for my Note members, but for all of you reading this, pleasefeel free to take themto use as accents for your articles.

1. Hydrangeas and a wet path

2. Hydrangeas and a frog by the pond

3. Rain clouds, hydrangeas blooming by the pond, and a frog

4. Rain clouds, hydrangeas in full bloom, and a snail

5. Sunlight shining briefly on the path

5. Hydrangeas and a girl in a yellow raincoat

5. A girl in a yellow raincoat enjoying a puddle under rain clouds

5. A girl in a red raincoat and a cat walking through a puddle under rain clouds

5. A cat and a girl taking shelter from the rain under the eaves

*All backgrounds are already transparent. They will blend in seamlessly with any color Note, so please feel free to use them.

How to save the assets

☝🏼It's simple to use.

• For PC: Right-click the image and save it.

• For smartphone: Long-tap the image and save (download) it.

After that, just paste it wherever you like in your article.

Tips for giving your article rhythm

My style isn't just about lining up assets, but being conscious of the 'breathing' of the article.

• When you want to stop the reader's gaze: Place a 'snail' after a profound discussion to create a little pause.

• When you want to emphasize seasonal sentiment: Place 'hydrangeas' at the beginning or end to make it instantly vibrant.

Which motif would you match with what kind of article?

For example, would you place a 'snail' at the end of a stoic discussion on growth, or perhaps dare to add 'hydrangeas' to the beginning of a hard-boiled short story?

How you use them is up to you. If you'd like, let me know how they turned out in the articles you poured your soul into.

Articles written while listening to the sound of rain should have a little more depth than usual. Don't let the humidity get to you; let's keep writing together this rainy season.