How do I tag this?

post #4911163
Do we have a tag for this? Two characters looking at each other with electricity between their eyes.

nonamethanks said:

post #4911163
Do we have a tag for this? Two characters looking at each other with electricity between their eyes.

Lightning_glare

How should wearing legwear + just a cape, coat, cloak or jacket on shoulders etc be tagged?
topless male? no shirt?

Examples: post #4751336 post #4140806

These cases come up frequently and I wanted to add it to the relevant wikis. But I'm unsure how to word it or what tags to mention.

Admiral_Pectoral said:

How should wearing legwear + just a cape, coat, cloak or jacket on shoulders etc be tagged?
topless male? no shirt?

Examples: post #4751336 post #4140806

These cases come up frequently and I wanted to add it to the relevant wikis. But I'm unsure how to word it or what tags to mention.

I wouldn't consider a cape or cloak a "top" and would tag it the same as the equivalent "topless" situation. If it's really common and worth making distinct we could consider coining topless_cape and topless_cloak to go along with naked_cape and naked_cloak.

post #4914692

Through_screen has a long history of being used for characters passing in and out of 2D media like paintings and photographs (see post #1397930, post #1698358). Can I get confirmation that it can also be used with tattoos, or do we need another tag for this?

post #4916043, Maribel's "overralls"

post #4919540

Does her slightly-offset outline count as a drop_shadow even though it isn't a solid color? If not, what is it?

iridescent_slime said:

post #4919540

Does her slightly-offset outline count as a drop_shadow even though it isn't a solid color? If not, what is it?

I would say yes.

post #4923273
should i use the extra_ears tag when the animal ears are fake?

what is the difference between framed and framed_image?

archaist said:

post #4923273
should i use the extra_ears tag when the animal ears are fake?

Yes.

archaist said:

what is the difference between framed and framed_image?

topic #19910

Could there possibly be a tag for when a character's hair is vertically split into two colors at the top of the head, like post #77881, post #4923184, or post #4901637? I feel like it's becoming a regular phenomenon for characters to have this sort of colored hairstyle, and it could get lost in the quagmire of two-tone hair posts.

Benit149 said:

Could there possibly be a tag for when a character's hair is vertically split into two colors at the top of the head, like post #77881, post #4923184, or post #4901637? I feel like it's becoming a regular phenomenon for characters to have this sort of colored hairstyle, and it could get lost in the quagmire of two-tone hair posts.

This is what I initially assumed that two-sided_hair was for. We definitely need a tag for this hair pattern; it is quite common and there's no way to search for it apart from painstakingly sifting through two-tone_hair.

As for what to call it, the most common term I've been able to find is "half and half hair", but a lot of style articles use "split-dyed hair" as well.

Something with split in the name would be prefered imo, it was the first word that came to mind. As long as people don't confuse it for parted hair.

split_hair_color would be my suggestion for the tag.

post #4923708
post #4663463
post #4635896
post #4707751
post #4733277
post #4625089
Would it be appropriate to tag the outerwear above as either jacket, robe, or bathrobe?

iphn said:

split_hair_color would be my suggestion for the tag.

That’s what I was thinking of too. I’ll see about looking for posts later today, and if the tag name doesn’t work, I can always make an alias request.

EDIT: Upon further thinking, I’m wondering if it should be the plural split_hair_colors since it’s more than one hair color being split.

iphn said:

split_hair_color would be my suggestion for the tag.

Better to use split-color_hair. All the other hair color tags are of the <adjective>_hair format, so consistency with that would make this easier to find in a *_hair tag search.

dynaman said:

post #4923708
post #4663463
post #4635896
post #4707751
post #4733277
post #4625089
Would it be appropriate to tag the outerwear above as either jacket, robe, or bathrobe?

The closest is robe, but I'm leaning towards "none of the above". Garments like these exist for wearing over swimsuits, but fashion retailers can't seem to settle upon a term for them other than the vague "cover-up": see here. It turns out that we do have a cover-up tag, but it's only 20 posts and it's only ever been used by one person.

Is there a name for when the background is decorated by a faded copy of the main subject? Like so post #4926010