#Custom Emojis

[neon-emojiz]

Don't tag emojis or AAC symbols with #AAC, #AAC user, #high tech AAC, or anything similar. Those are not emoji tags.

It fills the tags with posts that are technically irrelevant and upsets many users who are just trying to connect with their community.

Better tags:

#AAC symbol

#AAC image

#AAC emoji

and of course, any emoji tags.

Sincerely, a frustrated AAC user.

[wizardmojis]

we saw that u had warrior cats on the fandoms u would do and were wondering if we could request some holly nd jay emojis :>,,

-@meeb-motes

Absolutely ! We were unsure if you wanted a specific expression or anything so we just did a little general one ^__^

[lopmojis]

Aro & Ace Ramen

[splynter]

NEXT SET OF TEN BILL CIPHER EMOTES!! I’m not joking when I say I’m not even close to done with the list. It might be closer to 35 or 40 by this point. MORE TO COME :D

Set 1 || Set 2 (you are here) || Set 3 (in the works)

[songbirdemojis]

june is too late for pride month! give me it now!! Pride hearts pt.1! reqs open for more :3

Check ALT text for flag names if you're curious :3c

[polymathial]

Some doctor who emojis I made for a server I will probably make more to come

If you use these pls pls credit me

[tontoemojis]

did some random wordmojis with a font I thought would work for a bunch of wordmojis , because felt like it . Use them without credit idm .

Also the most important ones ;

[sweetfoxmojis]

some simple discord requests I got because yeah :3

[petrichoremojis]

A Guide to Making AAC Symbols, for Emoji Artists

[PT: A guide to making AAC symbols, for emoji artists. End PT]

Making symbols for AAC is not as easy as adding the AAC symbols tag to one of your normal emojis. Here are some things to keep in mind when creating AAC symbols.

AAC symbols should be representative, not abstract. [PT: AAc symbols should be representative, not abstract.]

An AAC symbol is usually used by an AAC user to distinguish the button they want from the other buttons on the page. Most AAC users scan in some form, and many look for the symbols and not the button's label, meaning that an AAC symbol should in some way be a visual symbol for the concept. This means that wordmojis do not typically work as AAC symbols.

2. The symbols are typically seen only by the user and not who they are speaking with. [PT: The symbols are typically seen only by the user and not who they are speaking with.]

In a Discord emoji, both the person communicating and who they are communicating with see the emoji. With high-tech AAC, typically only the AAC user sees the symbol, with the people they're talking with audibly hearing the words instead. There are some exceptions, such as light tech AAC or situations where an AAC user is showing their screen to who they are talking with, but they are generally exceptions.

3. Avoid low contrast. [PT: Avoid low contrast.]

An AAC symbol on a button is generally very small, and it is usually one of many buttons on a page, and it is usually on a coloured backdrop. Furthermore, there are many AAC users who are blind or low vision. Having high contrast on your symbols, such as by making the lineart much darker than the filling, makes your symbol easier to see and makes the details easier to notice.

4. High levels of detail usually disappear on an AAC board. [PT: High levels of detail usually disappear on an AAC board.]

Because buttons are small and there are usually many buttons on a page, high levels of detail tend to be very hard to notice when a symbol is on a button. Furthermore, lots of detail can make a symbol visually busy and thus potentially overwhelming for an AAC user.

5. Many AAC users dislike words on their symbols. [PT: Many AAC users dislike words on their symbols.]

Most AAC users have words on the button label already. For some, this means that having words on the symbol as well is redundant, overwhelming, or annoying. If you put words on your symbols, it is best to also provide a version without words for those who prefer that.

I hope that this is informative and helpful. Please do keep in mind that while I am an AAC user and an AAC symbol artist, I am only one of many, and AAC users are not a monolith. The advice I have provided here reflects the common attitudes I have seen in the community but it will not reflect the entire community.

[calcium-supplement]

Made an animated emoji for letting ppl know to move a convo thats getting nsfw down into better channels for it! A textless version as well for otherwise pulling a lever to send someone thru a trapdoor kfnkdmdkmd.

Wanted it to be fun and lighthearted, non-shaming to recieve, and accessible to use. I hope others find it useful as well! Lets see if the formatting to upload works.... (edit: yay it worked!!!!)

Rotoscoped it from this gif from a Charlie Chaplain silent film, thank u sir for your work a hundred years ago making clear and comedic visuals!

[jeviltalkingplush]

JEVIL EMOJIS / EMOTES ^_^ . .

DO NOT REPOST, FOR USAGE IN DISCORD SERVERS YOU DON'T HAVE TO GIVE CREDIT . . ! BUT IT'S APPRECIATED IF YOU DO !

[neon-emojiz]

Ailen versions of some of my emotes, requested via discord

[wizardmojis]

fuck off . sorry . heart - neon variant

[lopmojis]

Aro & Ace Snake

[discord-emote-customs]

made this for someone on discord (again /nm people really like this idea !! ^^) with a happy child inside w/ the text age regressor , inner child , & textless