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Gollgagh said:
The hair tousle tag is being used in all sorts of wrong ways. Tousling someone's hair is more specific than merely touching their hair.
This is hair tousling.
This is not. (she's about to flip her hair out)
This is not even close. (should be hair twirling instead)
Yes.
No.
Yes. (this is probably the best example)
No.
Well I thought this messing up part is meant another way^^.
Then I think playing_with_own_hair or hair_lift would be better.
Provence said:
Then I think playing_with_own_hair or hair_lift would be better.
post #2244328 has been tagged the former, and falls under this idea.
In this kind of pic, what is the correct tag to use? I doubt it's a split_screen.
P.S. I want to know the artist who made this. Please anyone tell me :P
Sacriven said:
In this kind of pic, what is the correct tag to use? I doubt it's a split_screen.
P.S. I want to know the artist who made this. Please anyone tell me :P
I think split_screen is the best you're going to get, unless a new tag is made. There are a few similar pictures under that tag, and there are some split pictures like that that aren't tagged for it at all (though many are dual_persona). Maybe there should be a new tag? Unless someone else knows of one that's just way underused.
As for the artist, the best source I can find is this tweet. Seems to say that the right side (Aya) is drawn by taketora_suzume, but I'm not sure about the left. Maybe the tweeter drew it him/herself. I'm too tired to try and figure out more.
☆♪ said:
I think split_screen is the best you're going to get, unless a new tag is made. There are a few similar pictures under that tag, and there are some split pictures like that that aren't tagged for it at all (though many are dual_persona). Maybe there should be a new tag? Unless someone else knows of one that's just way underused.
As for the artist, the best source I can find is this tweet. Seems to say that the right side (Aya) is drawn by taketora_suzume, but I'm not sure about the left. Maybe the tweeter drew it him/herself. I'm too tired to try and figure out more.
maybe half_and_half? Although it sounds so silly...
Any suggestions on how to tag the collar, dress, or sleeves in post #2354750? While we're at it, it's kind of similar to the outfit in post #2029910, which I'm also drawing a blank on.
Schrobby said:
post #2354750 - White_dress halterneck detached_sleeves wide_sleeves no_bra & revealing_clothes.
post #2029910 - White_dress halterneck sleeveless_dress no_bra hooded_cloak & revealing_clothes.
Really informative, thank you! So we don't have anything for that sort of criss-cross design specifically?
Well, there's criss-cross_halter, but that is for the chest area. There's also cross-laced_clothes, but that is for outfits that are tied together, like Hijiri_Byakuren's dress. Both don't really apply here. So, I'd say no, we don't.
post #2354919
Any tag for unbuttoning purposely to create a cleavage for TJ, and portraying oneself in front of mirror with smartphone?
post #2354949
Tag for "playing" index finger?
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Sacriven said:
maybe half_and_half? Although it sounds so silly...
I don't think most people would think of that name when looking for the tag if they didn't already know it.
How about split_portrait? It's not perfect either, but most images of this type are at a straight angle from the front and are often focused on the face and rarely show the whole body. I wouldn't have it implicate the portrait composition tag, but I think it's close enough that you might know what it means when you see the tag. And I think the tag should start with split_ because that's what people are likely to type looking for it.
Sacriven said:
post #2354949
Tag for "playing" index finger?
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Sacriven said:
post #2354919
Any tag for unbuttoning purposely to create a cleavage for TJ, and portraying oneself in front of mirror with smartphone?post #2354949
Tag for "playing" index finger?
Sacriven said:
post #2354919
Any tag for [...] portraying oneself in front of mirror with smartphone?
Wow, that was fast. Thanks guys
☆♪ said:
I don't think most people would think of that name when looking for the tag if they didn't already know it.
How about split_portrait? It's not perfect either, but most images of this type are at a straight angle from the front and are often focused on the face and rarely show the whole body. I wouldn't have it implicate the portrait composition tag, but I think it's close enough that you might know what it means when you see the tag. And I think the tag should start with split_ because that's what people are likely to type looking for it.
I think it's a good name for the tag. But in the end, we can't decide by only ourselves. We need approvals from other users and mods to make it an active tag. Also, we need some pictures to fill the tag if the tag name is approved somehow :)
Sacriven said:
I think it's a good name for the tag. But in the end, we can't decide by only ourselves. We need approvals from other users and mods to make it an active tag. Also, we need some pictures to fill the tag if the tag name is approved somehow :)
I'm pretty sure it is acceptable to just make the tag. I found some posts already yesterday: post #427421, post #494830, post #1120998, post #2184811, post #304725 and I'm sure there are more. Actually, I'm just going to make it. Easier to ask for forgiveness, right?
Split_theme is the tag for this.
Those images are also already tagged with it.
Yeah, I just saw that, actually, now that I made the wiki page and all... Though IMO that tag name is a bit non-obvious. I saw it when looking for the proper tag yesterday and it didn't occur to me that that would be it. Seems like it's missing from some stuff too (one of my examples was). Added it to some posts that were tagged with split_screen but not it, but there are probably some more out there if someone feels like doing some gardening.
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post #2356013
Is there a specific name for this kind of chair ?
Nitrogen09 said:
post #2356013
Is there a specific name for this kind of chair ?
lifeguard_chair you mean?
Randeel said:
lifeguard_chair you mean?
Seems like it. Thanks.
