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What should I do with pictures that *look like* traditional media (mostly painting_(medium), colored_pencil_(medium) or graphite_(medium)), but I can't tell if they are real traditional media, or faux traditional media, in general? I wish there were *_(style) tags for all the pictures that look like, and then additional real or faux traditional media tags when we know.
Anyway, post #7671047 counts as faux traditional media? It mimics canvas
Is there any special tag for images that changes depending on whether the background is light/dark?
Minitajfun said:
Is there any special tag for images that changes depending on whether the background is light/dark?
I think thumbnail_surprise + transparent background.
Currently thumbnail_surprise requires an intention to be that
> A post which intentionally uses technical tricks to present a full sized image that is deceptively different from its thumbnail.
However, post #7671321 is not intentionally a thumbnail surprise, just different image for black and white backgrounds. And the picture is only thumbnal surprise on danbooru because danbooru uses white background for thumbnails, and grey background for posts. It is not a thumbnail surprise on gelbooru for example. (Or safebooru, tbib, twitter, or anywhere that uses white background, or keeps transparency for thumbnails)
If there is no tag for this yet, I think meta:background-color-dependency or something like that will do.
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reg_panda said:
Currently thumbnail_surprise requires an intention to be that
> A post which intentionally uses technical tricks to present a full sized image that is deceptively different from its thumbnail.
However, post #7671321 is not intentionally a thumbnail surprise, just different image for black and white backgrounds. And the picture is only thumbnal surprise on danbooru because danbooru uses white background for thumbnails, and grey background for posts. It is not a thumbnail surprise on gelbooru for example. (Or safebooru, tbib, twitter, or anywhere that uses white background, or keeps transparency for thumbnails)
If there is no tag for this yet, I think meta:background-color-dependency or something like that will do.
That's how some posts with this Twitter trick have been tagged. Feel free to create or discuss a new tag for this.
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If they are not thumbnail_surprises, and they are tagged as thumbnail_surprise, then they are mistagged.
reg_panda said:
What should I do with pictures that *look like* traditional media (mostly painting_(medium), colored_pencil_(medium) or graphite_(medium)), but I can't tell if they are real traditional media, or faux traditional media, in general? I wish there were *_(style) tags for all the pictures that look like, and then additional real or faux traditional media tags when we know.
Anyway, post #7671047 counts as faux traditional media? It mimics canvas
It may not be a full solution, but there exist canvas texture and paper texture
enough for yaoi?
What tag is this?
What tag should I use for the spots on her face? I’ve seen the same “hotspots” on other artworks to accentuate the shoulders.
c_spl said:
enough for yaoi?
I say yes
what type of hat is this? I can't find it.
post #7626469
Or is it too obscured to say concretely?
長背君太郎 said:
what type of hat is this? I can't find it.
post #7626469
Or is it too obscured to say concretely?
I think that's a beret.
Pool for someone dead on her birthday, for post #6441211 ?
Quick question since I'm a major Azur Lane player.
post #7673828
I'm thinking of changing one tag as due to the hair style, I'm pretty positive this is actually Shinano-chan, and not just a young version of Shinano herself (as evidenced by some previous art before Shinano-chan's reveal, example with post #4253117). I wanted to get a second opinion before I decided to do that.
TwinDragon said:
Quick question since I'm a major Azur Lane player.
post #7673828
I'm thinking of changing one tag as due to the hair style, I'm pretty positive this is actually Shinano-chan, and not just a young version of Shinano herself (as evidenced by some previous art before Shinano-chan's reveal, example with post #4253117). I wanted to get a second opinion before I decided to do that.
Yea I would change the tags to Shinano-chan, she has the same hairstyle, ahoge, and hair ribbons.
What is the method of tagging references? For example, post #5610710 features mystery science theater 3000 style movie theater (I am not sure about this, but say, it does), how can I tag it?
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If what I just uploaded is of higher image quality than its current parent, post #7549089, does that mean I have to make the inferior version its parent instead?
ByakEnjoyer said:
If what I just uploaded is of higher image quality than its current parent, post #7549089, does that mean I have to make the inferior version its parent instead?
Usually the better version should be the parent post and the inferior versions its children. See help:post relationships for detailed info.
How do I add commentary to post #7679999
Original artist commentary was "Designed another My Hero Academia oc for if we ever play another mha dnd like campaign again"
