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The animation program I used in order to make this gif of Caleb doesn’t allow me to just…make the gif. It was too short to have it create a Youtube video for me, so it was either make it longer for the sake of making it a Youtube video (that doesn’t even go to my own account) or not at all.

So I had to be a little creative. I think porting it this way made it a little more choppy than it was intended, but it does the job. I guess.

I heard Doin’ It Right by Daft Punk a little while ago and I fell in love. And so did Caleb, since she started dancing around in my head! 

I would have added clothes, but that’s ten billion more frames that I didn’t have the knowledge or patience for. So we can just pretend they’re there.

angryasiangirlsunited: foervraengd: Saying that people of color cannot show any visible blushing is a big fat myth that only proves how little people actually know about skin tones. I have seen a lot of skin-tone palettes that includes dark skin, but it is very rarely put in use as examples. And many times I’ve found them to only appear monochrome, while darker skin tones are just as rich in tone variation as fair skin. And just to be extra nice, I even added the basic colors I used in these two examples. A big protip is to start with the darkest tone as a base and then work to light tones. Use the highlights sparingly, they should not be large but more like small spots. Dark skin is more “reflective”, meaning small highlights pop out more than on lighter skin tones. I made this set mainly for all the anime artists out there who probably would love to color more poc characters but don’t really know if it’d work out as kawaii as their usual stuff. News flash: it’s drop-dead super kawaii in all skin tones<3 Racist fuckers better read this shit. 
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angryasiangirlsunited:

foervraengd:

Saying that people of color cannot show any visible blushing is a big fat myth that only proves how little people actually know about skin tones.

I have seen a lot of skin-tone palettes that includes dark skin, but it is very rarely put in use as examples. And many times I’ve found them to only appear monochrome, while darker skin tones are just as rich in tone variation as fair skin.

And just to be extra nice, I even added the basic colors I used in these two examples. A big protip is to start with the darkest tone as a base and then work to light tones. Use the highlights sparingly, they should not be large but more like small spots. Dark skin is more “reflective”, meaning small highlights pop out more than on lighter skin tones.

I made this set mainly for all the anime artists out there who probably would love to color more poc characters but don’t really know if it’d work out as kawaii as their usual stuff.

News flash: it’s drop-dead super kawaii in all skin tones<3

Racist fuckers better read this shit. 

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