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Mr-Jaunty — Making Emotes
Published: 2009-06-07 11:41:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 7540; Favourites: 482; Downloads: 95
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Everyone seems to have their own way of making emotes. Me, I prefer that home-baked emote.I accidentally let on to this in the description of one of my other emotes, but I mix emoticon traits together myself and then bake them, how long and a what temperature will remain my secret.
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On to the seriousness though, this is an animation of an emote chef baking up emotes. He seems to prefer the Joy and Hyper type of emotes, as he uses only those two things in his recipe. He then takes the mixture to the oven, takes the already baked emote out, and puts the new pan in. From there he attaches the arms and draws on the face. The emote comes alive, bounces joyfully a few times and then runs off to enjoy its new life.
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Done With: Photoshop and ImageReady.
Frames: 287
Layers: 312
Time Taken: Seven hours.
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Comments: 64
Three months at least, and I do hope to come up with something better by then.
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Child-emote asks his mum: "Where do baby-emotes come from? 8D" and gets this as an answer.
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Just to let you know this emoticon has been featured in this weeks volume of So i herd u liek emotes??
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That's not how it works! The stork drops them off on the emotist's desktop!
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Psh, maybe for all the lazy emoticonists out there. I can't stand the ones the stork brings though, too premade.
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Oh, right... Well, my stork just brings me a bag of pixels and a wittle instruction manual. And if he doesn't show up on time I've got a bunch of boxes of pixels in my stock room.
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