The Scrapbook

Anyways! HERE'S YOUR HANDY GUIDE TO WHAT CAN COUNT AS EYESTRAIN! I'm pulling this straight from the Artfight rules page about what needs to be labeled and filtered as eyestrain because it's VERY helpful and VERY accurate! I also know not everybody has an AF account and might not always have access to this handy guide, and this is an important resource; That's why I'm sharing it here! (under the cut)

PLEASE TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY!!! THIS IS ABOUT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF OTHERS!!!

first image: a table detailing what visuals need/don't need filtering for eyestrain or flashing.

Needs Filtering:

Large amounts of blight colors, including backgrounds

high contrast bright colors

chromic aberration

optical illusions

fast-flashing or bright animation

intense glowing effects

Doesn't need Filtering:

small amounts of bright colors

slow flashing animation (under 3/sec)

minor glowing effects

end first image description.

second image:

example drawings to show what these things look like. each is a nearly featureless humanoid shape in grey, with the relevant thing added to it.

Small amounts of bright colors: a patch of highly saturated pink/cyan each covers the area of one foot and one hand.

high contrast bright colors: the torso of the figure is covered in stripes of various different highly saturated colors.

bright/neon background: a bright pink rectangular area wider than the figure and about half as high is set as a background to the figure.

chromatic aberration/glitch effect: the outlines of the figure have an additional, irregular outline in bright pink and cyan, creating a glitch effect.

intense glow: the face and chest area of the figure ar colored bright cyan, with a white center in heart/eyes, creating a glow effect.

clashing patterns & optical illusions: one leg of the figure is covered in a chessboard pattern, mith the white being alternatingly replaced with bright cyan and bright green.