Frozen HD GIF

Just a dead blog where I dumped all my GIFs and caps of Frozen. All the GIFs are around 5MB, so it may take a while to load. Also just FYI, when reblogging, the padding of the gifsets will probably be messed up if your theme doesn't constrain the posts to be 500px wide.

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Just Anna being a qt3.14.

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Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.

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Hello there. May I ask where do you upload your gifs?

Imgur. I simply make a text post and write the HTML code for the GIF.

For instance, the last one I posted was:

Uploading through imgur raises the size limit of your GIFs up to 5MB. You also don't have to deal with all the BS about the colors or whatever you can get from tumblr.

It's not without its drawbacks though. For one the GIF doesn't load automatically when browsing your dashboard. You also don't have access to tumblr's padding features. You can make your own padding in the code like I did here and here, but it'll only work on your blog. If you try to reblog those it'll fuck everything up.

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by 컨스터블+

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Do you have any idea how tempting it is to make a penis joke out of those three frames?

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GOTTA GO FAST

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The picture of sophisticated graaaaaaaaaaace.

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Dem eyes tho. (you can click on the second GIF to see it in higher res)

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Compilation of the clipping errors in the animation (at least the ones spotted so far), although I've read that the Let It Go one was left by choice because the alternative was too difficult to animate properly.

Anna's necklace through her neck

Elsa's braid through her shoulder

Anna's hand through her braid

Kristoff's thumb through Anna's dress in the last two.

Some people also mention the lighthouse scene as an animation error because we don't see the shadow of the floor or the safety barrier, but I think it was an artistic choice.

To be realistic, not only those shadows should have been added, but the way the whole shadow is casted on the sail should have been stretched as well, since the boat wasn't perpendicular to the light beam. The result would have been quite messy, and the scene would have lost all of its charm.