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TenaciousTurtleDucks said:
Is there a tag for when one character is holding on to the sleeve/hem/clothing in general of another? As in this post here
post #2366596
Sleeve pull is what I believe you are looking for.
Edit: No it is not. See below.
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Maiden_in_Orange said:
Sleeve pull is what I believe you are looking for.
It would be sleeve grab or clothes grab as sleeve pull is for when someone is pulling on their own sleeves, usually to present their armpits.
The.Duke said:
It would be sleeve grab or clothes grab as sleeve pull is for when someone is pulling on their own sleeves, usually to present their armpits.
Oh that's what that tag is for?! I thought it was more innocuous. I learned something new today.
The.Duke said:
It would be sleeve grab or clothes grab as sleeve pull is for when someone is pulling on their own sleeves, usually to present their armpits.
Maiden_in_Orange said:
Oh that's what that tag is for?! I thought it was more innocuous. I learned something new today.
Thanks, my mistake was that I kept looking for something along the lines of our other Xing_on_another's_Y action tags.
For this upload I did https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/6940593 I would like to add this image https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/6939927 as its part of the same set.
Not sure how to do this.
What kind of carry is this?
magcolo said:
What kind of carry is this?
This is usually called a caveman carry, I cannot find any instances of this type of carrying having a specific tag though. Closest I see being used on the site is "child carry"
does this count for japanese flag?
camp_spl said:
does this count for japanese flag?
I think it counts, personally.
What kind of bra is this?
Is there a better way to tag this than object through head?
Unbreakable said:
Is there a better way to tag this than object through head?
Perhaps expand the usage of knifed to include depictions like these as well? post #5040462 is the same kind of depiction, just with a knife.
GreyOmega4K said:
Perhaps expand the usage of knifed to include depictions like these as well? post #5040462 is the same kind of depiction, just with a knife.
We also have knife in head.
How should I tag these faceless characters? Are they detailed enough to qualify for people (so I can disqualify them and tag 1girl), or should I count them as part of the character count? It's kinda hard to tell here, since the only difference between the central girl and the rest is that she actually has a face.
Maiden_in_Orange said:
How should I tag these faceless characters? Are they detailed enough to qualify for people (so I can disqualify them and tag 1girl), or should I count them as part of the character count? It's kinda hard to tell here, since the only difference between the central girl and the rest is that she actually has a face.
The ideology of not counting people in character count is not as valid nowadays. Usually I do both, people and count the characters, and solo focus to indicate the situation.
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post #2813139
This a third-party trace right? What do we do to traces where the original is available on danbooru? derivative work?
post #6954749
What should I use for linked_piercing connected with cross-laced ribbon? And what to do if there is no apparent piercing, only ribbon on bare skin?
nkuylo said:
post #6954749
What should I use for linked_piercing connected with cross-laced ribbon? And what to do if there is no apparent piercing, only ribbon on bare skin?
That's a corset piercing, I don't know if there's a specific tag for one without eyelets.
Diet_Soda said:
Is there a tag for images stylized after (old) photographs and/or the worn-out border that's often present in them? Examples post #5341614, post #5336947
Bumping this. I think this'd be a good tag to have, if there isn't one already.
Diet_Soda said:
Is there a tag for images stylized after (old) photographs and/or the worn-out border that's often present in them? Examples post #5341614, post #5336947
For the discoloration there's sepia which both those posts already have.
For the border... there's fading border but I think it's not quite right. Don't know a better one. A tag like "ragged border" would be good to have.
Super_Affection said:
For the discoloration there's sepia which both those posts already have.
For the border... there's fading border but I think it's not quite right. Don't know a better one. A tag like "ragged border" would be good to have.
I'd like to see something like daguerreotype for art that resembles an aged photograph, this doesn't strictly require a border now that I think about it. Some more examples: post #5496101, post #5514809, post #5293873, post #5579881, post #5764676, post #5738422, post #5667174, post #6018286
post #6963154
post #6136873
post #6063063
post #5449316
What's the name for this kind of ribbon/belt thing wrapped around the torso, just below the breasts rather than around the waist? I would have thought to call it a sash but that seems to refer to a ribbon in the wrong location, e.g. slung over the shoulders; it's also not thick enough to be an obi (and isn't paired with a kimono)
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