Jan 7, 2018
Arahbo, Roar of the World please!
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He looks just like my cat
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Arahbo, Roar of the World please!
Rawr
He looks just like my cat
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Oooh, here comes Straighty to set us "gays" right! Everybody, gather round and listen to the straight person tell "the gays" what we're doing wrong. Yes straight person, we'll happily listen to your breeder ass.
when white people message you and think ur straight even though you spent the entire day talking about the hickey you got from a dude like 2 days ago
You've mentioned in the past about how you and several other individuals will make gifs for the show, and sometimes the projects overlap. Have you considered setting up something like a google doc, where you can all post which sections you are making, and prevent overlap?
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Well, no I never considered something like this. Frankly, I don’t think it’s really necessary. (Also, not everyone who makes gifs for the show would make use of it, I guess.) Personally, I don’t mind the overlapping at all, especially because each gif-maker has their unique style so even when several people make sets of the same scene, they still look different. And the more the merrier! You can never have enough gifs of Almost Human! At least that’s my opinion on this. I don’t know why anyone should *not* make a gif of a particular scene, only because somebody else already did it, too.
edit: Like stardust-rain pointed out in the comments, most gif-makers do make gifs for the fun of it and also because they want their gif-sets on their own creative blogs. I just reblog them, but of course they don’t make the gifs specifically for this blog but for their own. So it wouldn’t really make much sense to ‘coordinate’ the projects; That would only make sense if we were, say, a bunch of 10 editors who are collectively using this blog (all actively posting their work on this blog).