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[kaite--s]

Uhm

This is a drawing I started a long time ago, I just decided to finish it today Lmao

[fitzs-space]

Got the three genders out here frfr

this was just an excuse to draw characters in hoodies and throw them in a colour void. Individuals below the cut

[pinkbat5]

Hello! 8D

Apologies if this is a random question, but it is corru.observer art related and I believe that you would be the best person to ask for such. Please let me know if that is not the case!

So, the question: How do you do the dithering (Floyd-Steinberg, if this wiki page is correct) effect that I've seen in much of corru's art? I see that, from your neocities, that you use firealpaca (and procreate, though I lack access to that program), so I am wondering if it is possible to do in that program, and if so, how it is done (and if it can be done in other programs, such as Krita).

Many thanks in advance!

Good news, I'm one of the right people!! Though @corruworks uses different methods than I (IIRC paint.net is one of them?) so it's worth asking them too-- I haven't personally asked them recently, I just kinda leave PNGs at their door and run away

Unfortunately you can't dither in firealpaca or procreate directly as far as I can tell. Instead I export the art from firealpaca/procreate and use imagemagick for all my dithering needs! It's command-line only so it's slightly less intuitive to use, but it's pretty powerful.. I eyeball how something will look when dithered, actually dither it, then adjust contrast and re-dither a few times until it looks good to me. There are probably better ways to do this but it would require I use a program other than firealpaca, which I don't wanna do!!

The command I use looks like this:

magick input.png -dither floydsteinberg -remap palette.png output.png

input.png being my base image (including a full path leading to it), output.png is the name of the resulting dithered image, and palette.png is a very small image file that contains at least one pixel of every color that you want to be in the final image. The one I use for a full CMYK palette looks like this:

Note that it includes a single transparent pixel to allow for transparency. If you want to only dither with white, black, cyan and magenta like how most obesk things are colored, just delete the yellow pixel!

Imagemagick is a batch image editor so you can just. Dither a ton of images at the same time. It's neat and highly I recommend giving it a go!

If it's too big of a pain to use though, there is also this tool made by cyclar2 and other online dithering tools out there.

[ayukaze]

"I HEARD HIM THE FIRST TIME."

"YEAH. BUT DID YOU?"

[kyouka-supremacy]

This art is doing things to me

[naomiknight-17]

I've been struggling with my body image as I lose weight and get closer and closer to 40

My tummy hangs lower than it used to, partially because there's more loose skin and partially because. Well. Gravity.

My hips aren't as wide as they used to be. I need to buy a smaller bra. These are all changes that kind of make me sad. I loved my fat curves

Yesterday at cardiac rehab, I was walking laps, and on one wall there's a huge mirror, so for like a third of each lap I could watch myself approaching this mirror

And you know what? Yeah my body is a different shape than it was. But look how far I can walk now! And others are still passing me, but I'm faster than I used to be. Look at those strong thick thighs pumping as I stride! Look at how my waist is slimmer than it was!

It's different, but I'm getting used to it

It's different, but maybe it's good

[xbuster]

[ne0nwithazero]

After years.... I finally have more than one page in the General Art category on my website LMAO

3D Modeling archive :)

[airenyah]

one of these days i'm gonna have to split my episode metas in two parts bc image limit will be screwing me over rip

[filestack]

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[swansstuff]

funny dnd podcast :)

[tragedylure]

Time: 2 hours 45 minutes

And then I had to merge everything down because I was getting the white lines and that took at least another 15 minutes and I should be facedown in bed so there is where I go~

[thistaleisabloodyone]

Scope creeeeeeep

[dollsahoy]

Designed by Lance Wyman, put into use in 1975

My first level graphic design course final project was for everyone in the class to pick an animal to make a new pictogram for, in the same style. We also had to provide basic information about the animal and the zoo signage, and present it all as a custom-bound pamphlet.

I chose sloths.

The place I took my project to be bound dropped the papers and apparently only paid attention, vaguely, to the images when they put them back together for binding, and half the pages were upside down. They made new copies of everything and bound that at no extra charge.

Zoo animal pictograms. National Zoo Pamphlet, Washington, D. C. 1978. Detail.

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