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♫ Out of kountrol ♫

@epithetologist / epithetologist.tumblr.com

Francette, Translator Sakura, sea and tea enthusiast Hsr ◦ Pokémon ◦ FFXIV (Moogle)
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artjiayi

Happy belated birthday Azul 🐙🥳 It’s been a while I wanted to draw more comics/manga artstyle and express more emotions and storytelling through my art but I guess I wasn’t confident enough to just do it carelessly. Anyway through this drawing, I wanted to focus on Azul’s insecurities and the denial of his past especially when he was a kid. Refusing your past won’t lead you to inner peace Azul 🥺Also wanted to emphasize his friendship with the twins (ok deep down I just wanted him to feel loved).

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-Slides in on skateboard and falls over- So i heard we were discussing the possibility of Touch starved Vash- Poor Roberto is so confused, he hasn’t the slightest clue 😭 Vash probably said he had sand in his eyeeeeeee

-No Romance Included-

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GShade Guide: Transparent shots with Chromakey

Want a nice cut-out picture? transparent chromakey shots are here to save the day!

You can achieve this with a combination of two features in gshade: ChromaKey, a technique that generates a greenscreen effect:

and Clear Alpha Channel, a setting at the very bottom of the Home tab:

Ready? So here's the step-by-step: first, make sure Chromakey.fx is placed right after FFRestoreUI.fx. Also, check if the Keying Color is set to Alpha Transparency.

Next, set up your scene and position your subject with some clearance around it for the chromakey effect.

Now, make sure the Clear Alpha Channel setting is disabled, and enable the Chromakey.fx filter. After that, adjust its distance in the Definitions panel, like this:

You want to cover as much as possible of the background without cutting into the subject itself. While the only thing you'll see in-game is a black background, the final screenshot will actually replace it with proper transparency!

(Important: make sure to re-enable the Clear Alpha Channel setting after taking your shots, otherwise you may end up with a bunch of fully transparent pictures!)

Chromakeyed, transparent images can be used in several different situations! For example, I often use it to create tutorial slides:

What about reference cards for art commissions?

Or maybe stickers with your friends. Or Discord emotes. Or whatever strikes your fancy. The sky's the limit!

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mintmoth

There's no real point to this one lmao, I just wanted to draw Jade being tailed by little fish keeping close to stay safe, and Floyd being difficult about it

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