How do I tag this?

magcolo said:

It would still be useful since there're other things under unfinished, what would we call this tag?

Better to keep the name similar to art tools in frame so first thing that comes to my mind is art program in frame

post #6085213
post #6085220
post #6372244

I want to tag the meal shown in these posts, which is the "Rice casserole with 3 types of cheese & shrimp". But the name is way too long. Is there something I can do?

Konruru said:

post #6085213
post #6085220
post #6372244

I want to tag the meal shown in these posts, which is the "Rice casserole with 3 types of cheese & shrimp". But the name is way too long. Is there something I can do?

the casserole tag is enough for now since it's tiny, no point splitting it in more specific tags

post #6356890

Looks like photo background with filter, needs verification.

post #6371025

Does capelet cover this kind of short caps that doesn't cover the front?

magcolo said:

post #6356890

Looks like photo background with filter, needs verification.

Short version: I don't think it's a photo background, just traced (photo-referenced).

Long version:
Real-life location: https://goo.gl/maps/gV7DSQaCo7oyG2v58

Based on the leaves etc. it seems to be not just a filter. Artist does mention using real-life "backgrounds" but I didn't see explicit reference of using photographs anywhere (though that's clearly happening here).

<speculative rambling>
The trees definitely are drawn (1 and 2). This part of the rocks at the bottom also seems to match this one as found on Street View, and to me the surrounding coloring looks more like something a human would use rather than a filter.
</speculative rambling>

magcolo said:
post #6371025

Does capelet cover this kind of short caps that doesn't cover the front?

no, a capelet covers the full frontal part of the shoulders, and wouldn't be that long on the back. I thought we had a tag like "short cape" or "mini cape" but apparently I was gaslighting myself; cape should suffice there.

BobTheBuilder_v1 said:

no, a capelet covers the full frontal part of the shoulders, and wouldn't be that long on the back. I thought we had a tag like "short cape" or "mini cape" but apparently I was gaslighting myself; cape should suffice there.

I'll go with short cape.

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post #6373925

Is there a tag for the cleavage cutout effect by a shrug? Should we start tagging shrug colors? How to tag the top? Tank top? Camisole?

magcolo said:

I'll go with short cape.

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post #6373925

Is there a tag for the cleavage cutout effect by a shrug? Should we start tagging shrug colors? How to tag the top? Tank top? Camisole?

Can't be cleavage cutout if it's a shrug, not quite framed breasts either, i don't know how niche this thing is. But shrugs do need some color tagging indeed
It is not seen whether the shirt is a camisole, a tank top or even a strapless shirt, it could be either since the top part is covered by the shrug, but imo by the design of the shirt, i'd say it's more likely to be strapless. Not gonna tag it though, i think it's better to just not try to tag something if it's so ambiguous with more than 2 possibilities (TWYS)

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Mayhem-Chan said:

Can't be cleavage cutout if it's a shrug, not quite framed breasts either, i don't know how niche this thing is.

As someone who keeps an eye on shrugs I'd say it's quite a popular design, and sometimes the exact reason why they chose a shrug instead of a jacket. This can occasionally happen with other garments like cape too. I think it warrants a tag.

It is not seen whether the shirt is a camisole, a tank top or even a strapless shirt, it could be either since the top part is covered by the shrug, but imo by the design of the shirt, i'd say it's more likely to be strapless. Not gonna tag it though, i think it's better to just not try to tag something if it's so ambiguous with more than 2 possibilities (TWYS)

The weird thing is that on the official reference sheet, on the view from behind, her top looks like it continues all the way to her neck, which makes it neither a camisole, a tank top nor a strapless shirt.

Could someone with Fantia experience check if post #6374951 needs to be tagged paid reward? And maybe fix the *girl-tags while you’re at it? :)

kittey said:

Could someone with Fantia experience check if post #6374951 needs to be tagged paid reward? And maybe fix the *girl-tags while you’re at it? :)

post #6374951 and post #6374953 are publicly available in the 0 yen tier.

post #6372753

Is she wearing some sort of single-shoulder shrug_(clothing) or capelet, or something else?

Also, does it count as both thigh belt and thigh strap?

magcolo said:

As someone who keeps an eye on shrugs I'd say it's quite a popular design, and sometimes the exact reason why they chose a shrug instead of a jacket. This can occasionally happen with other garments like cape too. I think it warrants a tag.

Then i'm fine with a "framed cleavage" tag

oesla said:

post #6372753

Is she wearing some sort of single-shoulder shrug_(clothing) or capelet, or something else?

Also, does it count as both thigh belt and thigh strap?

Looks like an o-ring thigh strap, not thigh belt, there's no belt buckle.

Not sure about the shoulder thing, half-shrug?

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post #6327141, post #6375774, post #6378455

I've seen this image composition a lot lately. Is this outdoors + outside border?

magcolo said:

I've seen this image composition a lot lately. Is this outdoors + outside border?

Yep! Plus the color border tag.

post #6379751

Is the pink-hair on the right squatting or on one knee or both? And the paint tubes look like they're "on" the artwork, how to call this effect?

magcolo said:

post #6379751

Is the pink-hair on the right squatting or on one knee or both?

on one knee, squatting would be if both feet were planted on the ground.

BobTheBuilder_v1 said:

on one knee, squatting would be if both feet were planted on the ground.

I feel like I have a tendency of calling that squatting because the butt is resting on the foot, not sure if we make the distinction, or there might be another term for this pose, this is not the same kind of on one knee with the one when you're proposing.

apocalypse_mynoghra_~the_conquest_of_the_world_starts_with_the_civilization_of_ruin~
I wanted to create chartags because I'm an up to date novel reader, but AFAIK there are no abbreviations for the series other than Mynoghra. Mynoghra is one of the lesser known great old ones from Lovecraft's mythos. Should I use it as a qualifier?

The ln has been published digitally in English as "Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra: World Conquest Starts with the Civilization of Ruin" btw.