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where do you find all these borders you use for your gifsets? they're lovely! or do you make them yourself?
honestly i just search it up! like whatever pattern i'm looking for + border, i usually add "outline" or "vector" to make sure i get clean, transparent images that will be easy to use!
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hi, Addam Velaryon Gifset is so cool! would you please consider a tutorial on how your you did the colouring & typography effects for the first gif it’s awesome ✨
https://www.tumblr.com/helaena-targaryens/819051251039977472/countdown-to-season-3-day-4-favourite-s2-new
hi, tysm and sure!
hi becca! do you have any tips on blending gifs with very white scenes like you did in this gifset? (ur recent nancy gifset) https://www.tumblr.com/yenvengerberg/820054415177318400/30-female-characters-for-30k-as-voted-my-my especially the second and the last gif?
hi anon! those scenes really aren't too bad to blend because although they seem white, there's also darker areas within them which are key. if you have light coming from say the left side of the gif, but the shot is dark on the right side, then it easily lends itself to a blend - for example with the last gif of that set, yes the shots are light because it's outside, but the season 1 shot is light on the left and dark on the right, whilst the season 5 shot has the building behind nance which offers a dark area for an overlay. so the key for that set in particular was to pick scenes that had a balance. with that said, i have this guide which is a little old now, but it includes an initial visualisation of what i'm talking about, and then goes on to show how i would darken a background of a light scene to achieve a blend. hope that can help you out, but i will admit that blending white scenes can be just as hard (if not harder) than dark scenes so sometimes you just have to admit your scene selection will not play ball (as much as it hurts)!
Hi! First just want to say that all your gifs are SO gorgeous ♥️
I was wondering if you would share how you did the first gif of this set ( https://www.tumblr.com/rosedavid/820307071645941760/project-hail-mary-2026-pscentral-event-50 ) or if there’s a tutorial you could point me toward? Thank you! And thanks for sharing your beautiful creations 🫶🏽
Hi, thank you so much!! You're so kind 🥺
I followed this tutorial for the light leak transition effect which was super helpful! Just make sure you create your gifs and doing all the coloring before you work on the light leak. I also changed the color of the light leak for that first gif by creating a clipping mask and changing the hue/saturation to blue.
As for the coloring, I did a combination of frame by frame and then I played around with gradients on top (set one side of the gradient to the color of your choosing, then set the other side to transparent). I usually set them to overlay and/or screen, but play around with it and see what looks nice to you! If you ever want a more in-depth tutorial on gradients just let me know.
I also have this coloring tutorial, but there are loads out there that are probably more cohesive than mine.
Let me know if you have any other questions! <3
in your recent green alicent set, how did you create those text boxes?
i just used the shape tool! i started out with a plain rectangle with a 2px stroke and curved the edges 5px:
then i added a second rectangle and only curved the top half of the edges and i made sure they aligned:
then i duplicated the first rectangle, made it black, and moved it over and down a bit to create a drop shadow:
that's it! then i just added the text separately. i was trying to go with an early internet vibe, imagine alicent is taking this quiz is otto's basement in 2002 <3
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do you have any advice on how you pair fonts? your latest eloise set is too good and you've paired many fonts together SO WELL. i find it hard to use more than 2 different fonts cohesively haha so i really admire your creativity and brain <333
hi anon!! i've been trying to come up with a satisfactory answer to this for too long and kinda failing because honestly, typography is something i struggle with. i know it may seem like i've got it down but i swear i spend just as long selecting fonts as i do making the rest of the gif. it really is just a long process of going through my fonts and literally seeing what works together, like i will create a blank canvas, write some words, and flick through fonts - then i can pair ones up that i feel work together and save some others i might like to use in the future. i guess when i do a lot of fonts in one gif i do a lot of pairing like with like, and by that i mean that i'm usually using serif or san serif fonts rather than mixing in lots of cursives. to me this makes it more clear in the sense that the fonts aren't overlapping each other, and hopefully this contributes to the overall cohesive-ness.
the other thing i've done over the years is just go and look at other people's typography for inspo, for example usergif has a typography tag which is great, and you can either look for similar fonts people have used or just ask them what fonts they are. for me this has helped because i've built up a long list of fonts, so when i go to pair things up i have a lot of choice which i personally need. but ultimately my strategy is put too much time into choosing fonts, doubt selections, get fed up and go 'that'll just have to do', and roll with it, which i'm afraid is not a satisfactory answer as a top top but hey, i hope there's something in here that can help you out!
i want to make a few things.. but i can't seem to figure out how to place certain things, if i showed someone a pin board would someone wanna help me out and make something cute together?
Hi Angela! May I ask, what are your sharpening settings? Your gifs always look so beautiful and crisp 💖 Much love to you!
hi anon! thank you so much! <3
i always try to work with 4k if possible and 1080p to get the best quality to gif with. but this is the sharpening settings i've been using lately. i hope this helps.
