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sergeant16bit β Eddy vs Johnny Magisword Battle (GIF)
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Published: 2017-01-13 21:03:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 5419; Favourites: 170; Downloads: 18
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This was an idea fromDrew it on stream, but finished it off stream.
Ed Edd n Eddy, Mighty Magiswords (c) Cartoon Network
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PLANK MAGISWORD!
CANADIAN SQUIRT GUN MAGISWORD!
Sorry, had to. XD
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The squiggle outlines idea is cool, might do that with a few of my vectors. But even though all characters should have 3 toes, it looks like Jonny has 3 on his left foot, and 4 on the right.
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I like how you added the wobble to the image, it really helps capture the style of the show always being alive. The only issue I see is that you gave Jonny one too many toes, since characters in EEnE have three toes. Other than that though this is a really entertaining picture, sergeant16bit.
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the squiggly lines really fits the characters
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If you're referring to the discoloration on his shoulder, I don't currently have the means or the knowledge to do so.
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I'm talking about the way his shirt changes color for no reason.
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If you can draw this and convert it into a gif, then how can'tΒ you go back and fix a mistake like that?
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Both frames were the right color going in. The software glitched it up. I can maybe try certain things later on, but as is, I had no control over the discoloration.
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What program were you using, gimp? Photoshop?
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Fire alpaca with easy gif. Don't worry, I've thought of some experiments I can try later. I appreciate your persistant input.
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Double-check the layer filters or something. If not, it's probably related to the colorset that it exports to.
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Took me a while, but I noticed the outlines moving!
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I actually worked on this on my Twitch stream. You can see the recorded progress on my Youtube. I'll upload the rest later.
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