#also feel free to use gifs!

[superxstarzz]

You all have spoken and prince/bard goes first!! I kept the prince design pretty similar but the bard design got some BIG changes

so here, the destruction classes!!

[occulee]

Im taking my shot at poking your Mind

Wonderful! Let's see what possible dangers may await *your* roll in th-

20?!

damn that was fast.. alright, I suppose the die has spoken! What will he do now?

He poked you back! Congratulations![?]

[arsenicflame]

Izzy peeking onto your dash!

[glittergroovy]

[robo-dino-puppies]

some prettied-up screencaps of my new favorite trio

+ a bonus

[royalarchivist]

Turned the Judgemental Cucurucho Stare into a gif because it made me laugh too much.

Bonus version:

[delzinrowe]

Cinema Therapy reacting to TWILIGHT: BREAKING DAWN

[napoleon-usher]

KEYFRAME TUTORIAL FOR THOSE WITH A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF PHOTOSHOP AND GIFMAKING

This is my gif with the coloring I want it to have eventually (including the manipulated color). I changed the yellows and reds in the scene to be purple. I want the majority of the gif to be purple and cyan, but do not want it to be on her skin.

First add a layer mask to the adjustments that are creating the color you want to remove. I used several layers to create the purple coloring, so I grouped them together and added the layer mask to the group instead of having to do them individually. In this case, I erased anywhere the purple was on her skin.

She is walking away in this scene, so this layer mask alone is not enough. This is where keyframes come in.

In the timeline window, scroll to the layer that your layer mask is on (or in my case, group). On the far left side, each of the layers should have an arrow which toggles a drop down menu. Click it and it will list options for Opacity, Layer Mask Position, and Layer Mask Enable. Make sure the current time indicator (small blue arrow and red vertical line in the timeline window) is positioned at 00:00:00 and then select the clock icon next to Layer Mask Position. It should place a small yellow diamond at the same place as the indicator. Each successive move of the mask will place a grey diamond at the timestamp that you move it.

CMD+click on the layer mask in the Layers window so that the area of the mask becomes outlined with a dotted line in the main workspace. Click the chain icon next to the layer mask in the Layers window to unlock the mask's movement.

The next steps are the most tedious. You have to manually move the layer mask every few frames to a new position that follows the movement of the gif. I usually zoom the timeline in so that each second is broken into six sections and pick a new layer mask position at approximately each section. If there is more rapid movement in the gif, you may have to pick new positions at more frequent intervals and vice versa.

After the initial layer mask is set at the 00:00:00 point in the timeline, select the next interval that you want the layer mask to move to. Do this by moving the time indicator to your chosen point. Now with the move tool, click within the layer mask and drag it to where it needs to be to keep coverage on your desired area. The longer/more frames in the gif, the more keyframe points you will have to select. This gif was about 2.5 seconds long and I used 14 different points.

These are just a few of the keyframes I made on this gif. You can see here that the original area that I erased in the layer mask doesn't quite cover all of her skin throughout the movement. I just erase a bit more until I'm satisfied with the coverage.

Once you have mapped all the points out, deselect the mask area and click the blank space where the chain icon was to make it reappear and return the mask to a locked position.

Scrub through the gif to make sure that the mask covers everything you want and also that the keyframes make it move smoothly. Shorter intervals and minor position changes between keyframes usually keeps choppiness (this normally presents as the mask noticeably jumping to a new position) to a minimum. You should not be able to notice the mask's movement except in the way it removes color from specific areas as intended.

Export and save the gif as normal.

This is my finished result:

[kidneys-and-custard]

This is what I was talking about in my last post

[poorly-drawn-monhun]

hello! Modzutsune here! i'd just like to say on behalf of the (technically 6, but only 4 of us actually post much... woops) mods:

Thank you for the support on this blog! We've officially hit evil devil number!

I know that our blog is more "low effort monster hunter" than "poorly drawn", but it means a lot that people find our occasional scribbles funny, enjoyable or anything positive! here's to hopefully lasting until Wilds comes out for even more monster scribbles!

Happy hunting!

[crystariumoath]

𝐊𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐢, 𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐬𝐚𝐢𝐝 𝐛𝐞𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐞? 𝐈'𝐦 𝐚𝐥𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐲𝐨𝐮, 𝐭𝐨𝐨. 𝐈'𝐥𝐥 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐭𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮. 𝐈 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐞!

[ghost-of-diogenes]

Older/Old Gays = best characters

[gcldrushed]

location: beach

when the rain started pouring, most of the people by the beach started to seek shelter. however, eleanor did no such thing as she simply stood from where she was seated on the sand. instead of leaving the shore, she embraced the downpour and began to twirl, her laughter mingling with the rhythm of the falling rain. catching the gaze of an onlooker, she called out to them over the sound of the pouring rain, " you're not scared of a little rain, are you? " // @aurorabaystarter

[yohankang]

hi besties, what dramas are you watching this season??

[alexander-norkat]

This was harder to do than expected (transparent gif longer than 5s) Only thing I did was 3d Model, I slammed it into an autorigger to make it dance

[godduh]

sitcom men sharing a kiss in the name of "friendship"

the one with the monkey, 1x10 the kiss hello, 6x16 gay witch hunt, 3x01 eagleton, 3x12 the broath, 7x19 goldmine, 4x07 coral palms pt. 2, 4x02 dee day, 14x03