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I got confused when uploading post #9591416. There is a 'sticker' (which is seperately posted as post #9591444) at the top right corner, with the same main character Naruse Shiroha on it. Any idea whether it should be tagged as 1girl or 2girls, solo or not?
post #9592152 This is a new character to Danbooru; the character tag on Pixiv is グラフィリア which translates to "gurafiria" according to them. For those knowledgeable in Japanese, is that accurate and should there be a space somewhere (e.g. "gura_firia")?
Placeholder1996 said:
post #9592152 This is a new character to Danbooru; the character tag on Pixiv is グラフィリア which translates to "gurafiria" according to them. For those knowledgeable in Japanese, is that accurate and should there be a space somewhere (e.g. "gura_firia")?
"Gurafiria" is just a romanisation. But the katakana is meant to be a transcription of non-native Japanese sounds.
Looks like it's "Glaphilia"
https://x.com/uueki221223/status/1784364256382836926/photo/2
post #9596017: View from behind character bent back so that head is upside-down but body remains mostly upright. Neither upside-down nor head back really fit? but it's a pose I've seen before and should have a tag.
Should reverse suspended congress be used when sex is not actually happening, as in post #9596811?
mock said:
Should reverse suspended congress be used when sex is not actually happening, as in post #9596811?
In my inexpert opinion, no. Though I did add full_nelson.
#9506431
Other than pixelated, what's the tag for the color pattern? jpeg_artifacts?. It's very much like a three-color CRT display, if you look at the screen too closely.
How sensible is it to call this garment a sash? It's how I've been tagging it so far but it feels considerably wrong, not sure why. The garment that Lupa wearing is supposed to have some ancient Roman/Greek roots; it's a coloured fabric that attaches to both shoulders, it covers vertical space (almost like a full diagonal sash just not worn across the body) and there is an extra strip that "connects" both the shoulders of it.
Not sure if we have a specific name for this or if sash is sufficient. The unfortunate part about gacha (and virtual youtuber) tagging is that these outfits are often not rooted in reality so you have to find a best fit and I'm not confident I found the best fit.
DocWatson said:
#9506431
Other than pixelated, what's the tag for the color pattern? jpeg_artifacts?. It's very much like a three-color CRT display, if you look at the screen too closely.
Sort of a nitpicky question.
I tagged this solo, but I had a thought: given that the jukebox is opposite of who would ordinarily be on the other side of the "oh? you're approaching me?" meme, I wondered if it would be appropriate to tag it solo focus instead, as the jukebox, while an unnamed inanimate object, is in a sense being imparted the role of a character in the image.
Does this make sense, or am I thinking about this too hard?
Also, a name for the "rounded" perspective would be helpful.
1123581321345589144 said:
Sort of a nitpicky question.
I tagged this solo, but I had a thought: given that the jukebox is opposite of who would ordinarily be on the other side of the "oh? you're approaching me?" meme, I wondered if it would be appropriate to tag it solo focus instead, as the jukebox, while an unnamed inanimate object, is in a sense being imparted the role of a character in the image.
Does this make sense, or am I thinking about this too hard?
Also, a name for the "rounded" perspective would be helpful.
I think you might be thinking too hard. Imagine a character holding another character's doll for example: Both are the main focus of the picture, but yet, there's only one physical character in the image. That is unless that doll is implied to have movement on its own. I think this same logic could be implied to any character-referenced object.
Also, I believe that perspective is fisheye.
