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Smiley Thread! [New Submission 14/9/13]
New Smiley for comment:
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- Finished Competition:
- You may have noticed the smileys gracing the right hand side of your posting window. And I'll think you'll agree they're certainly... something
UPDATE: Tutorial - How To Smile
UPDATE 2: Prize Changes! Get all of the Mane 6 instead of just one! (Winning both prizes now prohibited)
And that something is not ponies. Let's fix that. So without further ado, I present:
The First Unofficial Pony Tales Smiley Drive!
The name of the game is simple: Make pony smileys to add to our little collection, which, contingent on suitability and quality, LoganAura has graciously offered to implement as part of the Pony Tales repertoire! They can be designed to replace existing smileys, or your favourite expressions from the show or fanworks, or even something entirely new!
And as an added incentive, I'm prepared to put down the money for a number of Fabulous (Yet Affordable) Prizes(tm)!
The recipient of the Moderator's Choice Award, for the best smiley as determined by the Moderation Team will receive a full set of the IDW MLP Micro-Series 1-6!*
Logan Edit: The Moderator's Choice award is simply "The best smiley as chosen by multiple moderators."
In addition, the recipient of the Poster's Choice Award, for the best smiley as chosen by Popular Vote will also receive a full set of the IDW MLP Micro-Series 1-6!*
Logan Edit: The Poster's Choice is, well, popular vote for best smiley!
Courtesy of LoganAura, the poster who provides the Most Smileys to the Forum will receive the Smile! Smile! Smile! custom title!
Logan Edit: Just make as many as you can! The one who has the most by the time the competition ends will receive the title
Finally, the Wooden Spoon Award for the second best smiley as chosen by popular vote will receive a steam copy of Secret of the Magic Crystals!
Logan Edit: Bit less than nice, but all smilies will be good.
All members are eligible for all Fabulous (Yet Affordable) Prizes(tm), with the proviso that smileys that are not primarily your own work are ineligible for any prizes. Ideally any borrowed smileys from other sources should also have explicit permission from their owners before implementation.
This competition will run for 2 weeks, until 11:59pm EST Sunday the 4th of August, after which voting will occur for another week before prizes are awarded. Smileys are free to be submitted after the deadline, though they will be ineligible for any prizes.
*The IDW MLP Micro Series Comics on Comixology
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So, to start us off, a quick little smiley I cropped right out of Suited for Success:
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Re: Smiley Thread! [New Submission 14/9/13]
Right, I'm going to implement the smilies as best as I can once the competiton has ended and also impliment a couple of Custom Titles
The one who wins the poster's choice gets "Smile Like you Mean It."
The one who creates the most smilies gets "Smile Smile Smile"
And the one who wins Moderator's Choice gets a title of their choice!
The one who wins the poster's choice gets "Smile Like you Mean It."
The one who creates the most smilies gets "Smile Smile Smile"
And the one who wins Moderator's Choice gets a title of their choice!
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Re: Smiley Thread! [New Submission 14/9/13]
How do we make the smiley's in question? Any image format? Is cropping/shrinking of a image enough, or is pixel-work required? Optimal / restricted size of the smileys?
Can we use other people's work as a basis (e.g. the head portion of another vector), or do we need author approval + proper credit? Are the only vectors "allowed" the ones from the show itself or ones we make/draw ourselves?
Can we use other people's work as a basis (e.g. the head portion of another vector), or do we need author approval + proper credit? Are the only vectors "allowed" the ones from the show itself or ones we make/draw ourselves?
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Is there any way for those of us who are not Photoshop savvy to contribute?
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Re: Smiley Thread! [New Submission 14/9/13]
Pick/crop the parts you want in the smiley and submit the thing, hoping the mods/whoever's implementing the smileys shrink and touch it up?Bronymous wrote:Is there any way for those of us who are not Photoshop savvy to contribute?
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Re: Smiley Thread! [New Submission 14/9/13]
Here are my first submissions. Just the funny faces, if anyone would be nice enough to do the hard part.
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http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/9444/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8916/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8843/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8759/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8763/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8752/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8718/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8670/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8658/
http://mylittlefacewhen.com/f/8656/
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Note: Naturally, the Title of Your Choice is subject to moderator approval.
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Stairc -Dan Felder wrote:Note: Naturally, the Title of Your Choice is subject to moderator approval.
Well of course :U No way we're going to let someone have cuss words or the like as their title.
Zarhon: Any image format and size is fine, as long as they can shrink down relatively well. And you can use other people's art with their permission.
Brony: as zarhon said. I generally use paint myself.
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Here's a few of my submissions! Shrunk most of them to a somewhat-smiley size, and added transparency. They're all vectors others isolated/made cause I suck at arts. Asked for permission for the non-show / non-resource ones, waiting for replies.
Edit: Two more animations. Both Mr. Poniator's, who gave approval:
- Don't ignore Pinkie:
Cropped out of this video, credit Mr. Poniator,approval pendingUpdate: Got approval, yay!
Non-shrunken version
- Dat Lyra:
- Cutie Marks:
- (TS's cutie mark has its stars kinda invisible when shrunk against a white background)
Vector resource
- Obligatory Derpy:
No idea what the source is (or rather, who the original belongs to), got it off GISing.
- Changelings:
- The horror!:
- He he hee:
Edit: Two more animations. Both Mr. Poniator's, who gave approval:
- Hâagen DaszBloom, Awkward dance:
(Note: They're only small because of the forum image settings, not sure how to actually shrink them.
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Re: Smiley Thread! [New Submission 14/9/13]
The intent of the 'must be your own work to be eligible for prizes' is to be fair to the people interested in putting together their own smileys from existing works - with the value of the prizes I'm by no means expecting original work coming out for it, but taking pre-made smileys and submitting them would make the competition about who can find the best smileys instead of who can make the best smileys.
So try whatever you like because right now there's not a lot of competition and even making a token effort could net you one of the prizes!
So try whatever you like because right now there's not a lot of competition and even making a token effort could net you one of the prizes!
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I don't always use smilies (mostly because I wish to put 8s just before a closing bracket without having it changed to a smiley complete with deal-with-it sunglasses), but when I do, I wish for them to be used to gloat about my success/failure in the luck department...
I can make more and/or make them bigger if there is demand...
I can make more and/or make them bigger if there is demand...
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So does that mean mine are officially submitted, or do I absolutely need to do all the cropping myself?
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I personally would say crop them yourself.
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Well, they can be taken as is, but I have a feeling they probably won't make the cut for smiley. I recommend giving cropping it down and doing transparency a shot - it's not as hard as it sounds, and it'll be much nicer that way.
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It is as hard as it sounds, actually, when you don't have any idea how to do it. Extremely tedious without the proper tools, and the end result is barely passable. I got one done, but then I accidentally saved it as a jpeg, which gave it an opaque background again, which means I basically have to do it over.
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Bronymous wrote:It is as hard as it sounds, actually, when you don't have any idea how to do it. Extremely tedious without the proper tools, and the end result is barely passable. I got one done, but then I accidentally saved it as a jpeg, which gave it an opaque background again, which means I basically have to do it over.
Good point - I'll put a tutorial together later tonight.
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I remade my previous submissions to make them bigger...
I tried making one of the other dice into a smiley, but it doesn't look as smooth, and I worry how the other sizes would look, so I decided not to...
I tried making one of the other dice into a smiley, but it doesn't look as smooth, and I worry how the other sizes would look, so I decided not to...
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Hm, do OC's fit for smiley's? Got my avatar picture (of Shallow Vibe from the Grand Line Adventures campaign). Picture was made for me by a friend of mine. It's smiling, to boot!
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Initially I was going to go around looking for player's characters to draw for smilies, but I decided against it for obvious reasons...Zarhon wrote:Hm, do OC's fit for smiley's? Got my avatar picture (of Shallow Vibe from the Grand Line Adventures campaign). Picture was made for me by a friend of mine. It's smiling, to boot!
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So there's the fruits of my labors. Note the obvious pixelation and hard corners on her face and hair.
Waiting on that tutorial, but I really think someone else should do it.
So there's the fruits of my labors. Note the obvious pixelation and hard corners on her face and hair.
Waiting on that tutorial, but I really think someone else should do it.
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My Little Guide To Smileys
Okay, so there's been some concern on the difficulty of making smileys, so let's go through the process of making a smiley. We'll start with the proverbial first cab off the rank, Very Happy!
For this tutorial, I'm using Paint.NET, a paint program that implements a number of basic features omitted from standard MS Paint (such as Layers, the Magic Wand tool, and undo control), and while rudimentary it gets the job done nicely - and importantly, for free.
Step 1: Find the right shot
Not every shot is right for making a smiley - you want to pick a good shot for making into a smiley, or your job will be very difficult and there's a good chance it won't look right at the end. You also want to take the shot at as high a resolution and at as high a quality as you can reasonably manage. A high def picture will mean less work making it look good and more leeway for slight errors in your work - shaving off one more pixel than you should off a 12 pixel width line is much less noticeable than the same off a three or four pixel width line with artifacts.
For our :Dsmiley, I started with looking for good shots of the party pony, Pinkie Pie - she's smiling a lot, and in fact has a song all about smiling. As luck would have it, one presented itself right at the beginning of Smile Smile Smile. I cropped the image using the Snipping Tool, available standard with Windows 7 under Start > All Programs > Accessories > Snipping Tool. Other options include Alt + Print Screen, which will capture an entire window.
Step 2: Decide what you'll keep and crop down
For this step you want to think about how much you want to crop out of the image, and size it down accordingly. For most ponies, if you're removing the neck you should crop the mane down to the forelock, while if you want to keep the mane keep the neck. It varies on a case by case basis, but in general you want to avoid losing the 'essence' of the character's look.
Step 3: Crop away the background
Now we need to start work on the background. Select the Magic Wand tool (selected in the below image) and control-click on all the parts of the image you want. The tolerance determines how far off a patch can be before being excluded by the magic wand - you want this to be high enough that you get the whole pony. You can also use the Lasso tool (second from top, on left) to collect any stray internal bits that haven't been selected due to artifacting or borders or whatnot. Better programs tend to be more intelligent about this, but any errors the magic wand makes can be corrected later.
Open the Layers window (F7), and create a new layer . Fill the layer completely in white, and then place it under the background layer (our image). We should end up with something like this:
Now we can wipe away the garbage left over from the background. Select the background again and use the Eraser tool to remove the leftover undesired trim, at as high a size as you can. Don't worry about the edges of the smiley, we'll come to those later. There's also a few little bits where we've lost more than we wanted to - we can fix those later as well.
Now we've cleaned up the worst of it, and we can move on to fine tuning. Optionally, you can change the underlayer to black as well, and wipe away any light pixels you may have missed.
Step 4: Edge Cleanup
Now here comes the tougher part: Cleaning up the edges.
Start by zooming out completely - look for any parts that are really obviously off-colour. For this image, the most obvious is the patch around the forelock, and the slight discolouration from a pink beam near the neck. So we'll be going after those.
Take the eraser tool, set it to as large as you can afford (here I used size 9 initially, shrinking it as I got closer to the edge.)
Now that we're done cleaning that up, we still have the problem of pixels missing. No problem! These are ponies, we can just paint over the holes. Take the eyedropper tool, and select the outline.
Now, take the paintbrush tool, set it to a decent size, and paint over the gaps.
Congratulations! Now we have a large smiley ready for resizing.
Step 5: Resizing
Now we just resize it! Hit Ctrl-R and resize it so its height is approximately 50px - we want these to be usable in conversation, after all!
Meet Pinkie !
Step 6: Line Darkening
Now there's a final step that we want - right now thanks to the shrinking process our pink party pony's outlines are too thin, and hard to see in places. So what we need to do is darken them down a little.
Create a new layer on top of your smiley (the small one) and set it up to darken the lines.
Then, using the eyedropper and the large version of the image, go over the smiley on your darkening layer, thickening any lines that seem to be indistinct so they're nice and clear. No need to overdo it, just as much as is necessary. Spots to keep an eye on are the ears, any mane designs, and the nose + snout lines (on forward facing ponies), which usually don't have the width or contrast to survive shrinking.
Step 7:
Okay, so there's been some concern on the difficulty of making smileys, so let's go through the process of making a smiley. We'll start with the proverbial first cab off the rank, Very Happy!
For this tutorial, I'm using Paint.NET, a paint program that implements a number of basic features omitted from standard MS Paint (such as Layers, the Magic Wand tool, and undo control), and while rudimentary it gets the job done nicely - and importantly, for free.
Step 1: Find the right shot
Not every shot is right for making a smiley - you want to pick a good shot for making into a smiley, or your job will be very difficult and there's a good chance it won't look right at the end. You also want to take the shot at as high a resolution and at as high a quality as you can reasonably manage. A high def picture will mean less work making it look good and more leeway for slight errors in your work - shaving off one more pixel than you should off a 12 pixel width line is much less noticeable than the same off a three or four pixel width line with artifacts.
For our :Dsmiley, I started with looking for good shots of the party pony, Pinkie Pie - she's smiling a lot, and in fact has a song all about smiling. As luck would have it, one presented itself right at the beginning of Smile Smile Smile. I cropped the image using the Snipping Tool, available standard with Windows 7 under Start > All Programs > Accessories > Snipping Tool. Other options include Alt + Print Screen, which will capture an entire window.
- Spoiler:
- Spoiler:
Step 2: Decide what you'll keep and crop down
For this step you want to think about how much you want to crop out of the image, and size it down accordingly. For most ponies, if you're removing the neck you should crop the mane down to the forelock, while if you want to keep the mane keep the neck. It varies on a case by case basis, but in general you want to avoid losing the 'essence' of the character's look.
- Spoiler:
Step 3: Crop away the background
Now we need to start work on the background. Select the Magic Wand tool (selected in the below image) and control-click on all the parts of the image you want. The tolerance determines how far off a patch can be before being excluded by the magic wand - you want this to be high enough that you get the whole pony. You can also use the Lasso tool (second from top, on left) to collect any stray internal bits that haven't been selected due to artifacting or borders or whatnot. Better programs tend to be more intelligent about this, but any errors the magic wand makes can be corrected later.
- Spoiler:
- Spoiler:
Open the Layers window (F7), and create a new layer . Fill the layer completely in white, and then place it under the background layer (our image). We should end up with something like this:
- Spoiler:
Now we can wipe away the garbage left over from the background. Select the background again and use the Eraser tool to remove the leftover undesired trim, at as high a size as you can. Don't worry about the edges of the smiley, we'll come to those later. There's also a few little bits where we've lost more than we wanted to - we can fix those later as well.
- Spoiler:
Now we've cleaned up the worst of it, and we can move on to fine tuning. Optionally, you can change the underlayer to black as well, and wipe away any light pixels you may have missed.
Step 4: Edge Cleanup
Now here comes the tougher part: Cleaning up the edges.
Start by zooming out completely - look for any parts that are really obviously off-colour. For this image, the most obvious is the patch around the forelock, and the slight discolouration from a pink beam near the neck. So we'll be going after those.
- Spoiler:
Take the eraser tool, set it to as large as you can afford (here I used size 9 initially, shrinking it as I got closer to the edge.)
- Spoiler:
Now that we're done cleaning that up, we still have the problem of pixels missing. No problem! These are ponies, we can just paint over the holes. Take the eyedropper tool, and select the outline.
- Spoiler:
Now, take the paintbrush tool, set it to a decent size, and paint over the gaps.
- Spoiler:
Congratulations! Now we have a large smiley ready for resizing.
Step 5: Resizing
Now we just resize it! Hit Ctrl-R and resize it so its height is approximately 50px - we want these to be usable in conversation, after all!
Meet Pinkie !
Step 6: Line Darkening
Now there's a final step that we want - right now thanks to the shrinking process our pink party pony's outlines are too thin, and hard to see in places. So what we need to do is darken them down a little.
Create a new layer on top of your smiley (the small one) and set it up to darken the lines.
- Spoiler:
Then, using the eyedropper and the large version of the image, go over the smiley on your darkening layer, thickening any lines that seem to be indistinct so they're nice and clear. No need to overdo it, just as much as is necessary. Spots to keep an eye on are the ears, any mane designs, and the nose + snout lines (on forward facing ponies), which usually don't have the width or contrast to survive shrinking.
Step 7:
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Neat tutorial. I kinda did something similar, apart from the darkening and the background cropping. I don't think the lasso tool works quite well enough to get rid of the artifacts in GIMP. I'd just use "color select" to pick out the artifact colors and delete em, with varying degrees of success.
Although, I'm not sure how complex paint.net is compared to GIMP, but I personally found it a rather hellish process to get around the interface aspects of it (e.g. finicky selection, layers acting stupid on you, and other complexities, rather than the actual method of isolating the image....) before I could go about decent image manipulation.
And I notice you didn't mention at all how to apply transparency to the picture (or does paint.net do that automatically? The way I see it, that picture would be against a white background, which would look a bit ugly with the forum's bluish colors).
I think I'll try making three more smileys out of screenshots.
Although, I'm not sure how complex paint.net is compared to GIMP, but I personally found it a rather hellish process to get around the interface aspects of it (e.g. finicky selection, layers acting stupid on you, and other complexities, rather than the actual method of isolating the image....) before I could go about decent image manipulation.
And I notice you didn't mention at all how to apply transparency to the picture (or does paint.net do that automatically? The way I see it, that picture would be against a white background, which would look a bit ugly with the forum's bluish colors).
I think I'll try making three more smileys out of screenshots.
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Re: Smiley Thread! [New Submission 14/9/13]
I was using Paint, but I was just doing my best to erase everything around the face I don't want. Paint is easy in a sense that its Microsoft paint, with all the ridiculous tools and options of Photoshop that no one knows how to use, but slightly different, so that Photoshop users have a a hard time with it, occasionally.
When you crop and cut, it does give you a transparent background, though, so at least I have that. I'll try again on a bigger face, may have to find a better example of that face than Luna.
EDIT: Magic Wand is terrible. How do I add to a selection with it without it undoing or destroying something already selected? NVM
When you crop and cut, it does give you a transparent background, though, so at least I have that. I'll try again on a bigger face, may have to find a better example of that face than Luna.
EDIT:
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Made some smileys! Not quite satisfied with the tank ones, though...
- Smiling tank:
- Coolest tank:
- Nope nope nope nope:
- Jeez this one took hours. Looks great tho!
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Re: Smiley Thread! [New Submission 14/9/13]
So one thing that you should add to that tutorial is a better explanation of the Magic Wand Tolerance, and an optimal setting for it. For this one, there was an extra hour of work going through and adding individual pixels along borders within the face to the selection. It seemed to be a one or the other kind of issue, where too low (not selecting all of the pixels, and causing extra work), and too high (Selecting all of the face pixels and most of the background as well, defeating the purpose) were about 1% of tolerance apart. Your pic didn't have any pixels unselected from the face, so how did you do that? Oh THAT'S how the lasso works.
Getting easier now. Practice.
- Schemey Belle:
- Trixie Creep:
- DEEEEEEEEEEEEERP:
- Rarity- You done?:
- So Much Yay!:
Getting easier now. Practice.
- Luna's Neighborhood:
- Annoyed:
- Dohoho Friendship:
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