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blonde jin⦠thatās it. thatās the caption
OMG OMG JUNGKOOK RAPPER YOONGIāS PART!! HOW DO WE COPE WITH THAT?!!!
IDOL
I just want to say to all the ARMYs/listeners watching the IDOL MVĀ and disliking it, it is okayĀ to not like it. We all have our own opinions/preferences when it comes to music and you have your rightsā¦
But for those who are confused about the bright lights, colours and excessive use of a green screen in the actual music video, it is because Western listeners say KPOP music is tooĀ ācrazy, excessive and annoyingā and BTS used that [cough cough] concept to create IDOL.
BTS also used South African dance styles and music for the foundation of the production and added Traditional Korean sound effects and beats for the layering of the song.
+ EXTRA +
- Nicki Minaj was askedĀ by the boys themselves to feature on their track, and she answered their offer with aĀ āYesā, if you are an ARMY that does not like that version of IDOLĀ then that is okay, but what is not okay is Nicki recieving hate messages because BTS askedĀ her to rap on their song. Nicki Minaj does not deserve that kind of attention because Bangtan suggested it, please lay off of her ARMYs.
- BTS all contributed in writing the song lyrics forĀ āIDOLā
- All of them are the centre of choreography at least twice, [YES HYUNG LINE STANS THEY DID GET THE SCREEN TIME THAT THEY DESERVED]
Remember to continue streamingĀ IDOL, we are so close to 2 Million already!
Serendipity: Falling in love as if it were fate and longing to be loved in return. You place this person on a pedestal as your angel and your world.
Euphoria: The feelings of being in love, giving yourself wholly to one person and placing your happiness in them.
Singularity: Losing yourself in a āloveā that winds up being toxic. Now, you do not have an identity outside of this 'loveā.
Epiphany: The realization that the love of yourself is the most important. You are beautiful and do not have to alter yourself in order to find love.
Hey Bois I havenāt talked about it yet but listen: jintro / intro: epiphany is the self-care anthem I needed okay? All this time during theyāve been talking about love, and heartbreak, and fake love, and now theyāre like āoh wait no, Iām gonna love me for a changeā and honestly??? I cry every time I listen to it. Itās an amazing song.
Taking time to really truly love yourself is amazing and Iām so happy that BTS is pushing that message, and that Jin got to sing it. š
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jk: *in distress*
jk: *blushes*
jk: must. include. jimin. being. cute.
Is anyone still alive after the BTS Comeback Show? Because I“m not
As a digital artist I live in a constant state of anger
my contribution to this meme
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Well if Kubo is in Milan for Worlds. Does that mean she saw the yuri on ice program from Suzaki/Kihara?
āYour art isnāt valued by the number of notes you getā okay but. If you spent 6 hours baking a cake for a party, but no one at the party eats your cake, itās still disappointing.
This articulates something about the different between value and validation that I didnāt previously register on a conscious level.
2d Animation Tips - Tracing
This seems to be a sensitive topic for many people, but Iād like to make the case for tracing to be an important tool for learning. In fact, I think tracing is one of the most efficient ways you can learn not just to animate, but to learn to draw more generally. This is more of general advice for people starting out, rather than a tutorial.
Ā If you want to learn to learn anything, you should start with the best. I found one ofĀ yoh yoshinariāsĀ many animations of yoko. The movement is pretty solid, but where would you begin with understanding his thought process?Ā
Ā I think itās best to kind of reverse engineer some major forms to see the general movement so I first traced it.
Ā Thereās quite a bit going on here. I tried to isolate the head movement
Ā And made a line of movement
From here you can try to use the form of the head to see if you can reconstruct the original animation, but I just wanted to keep the line of movement to make things less derivative.
Ā The movement is very rough and needs a bit of polishing and refining, but I think you can make it into a solid animation with a second or third pass.
Ā The bigger question is, did I make something derivative? Yeah, in some sense it is derivative. It wasnāt directly traced, but I took the line of movement from Yohās animation. The better answer is: it doesnāt matter.. because itās about you learning rather than showing it to people telling them how cool you are for tracing another artist.
Ā There are a few things to be said here. If you are at a level where you can make solid animation with good composition ( and yes there is composition in animations just like there are in illustrations and movies), the dangers of making derivative work rise pretty quickly. Maybe there is a market and audience for people who can trace really well, but personally I donāt care for that and I assume others donāt care about that either. In other words: if you want to be known for your animations, you probably shouldnāt trace others.
Ā Just to break the taboo a little more, there is a guy by the name of Drew Struzan. He is a professional movie poster illustrator, he made covers for star wars, indiana jones, and back to the future .. just to name a few. He uses a projector to trace peopleās faces onto his posters. He does this to maximize his time for what would take him days or weeks to do by eye. Is there anything wrong with this? I feel like there isnāt, and the reason is because I feel movie postersā main strength and appeal are their color choice and composition. There are people who get paid to capture someoneās likeness and, sure enough, that is a talent that you develop with time and skill. I just donāt think Drew is paid for how well he can make the faces look exact.
Ā And just to touch on some of the drama of people tracing me, I donāt think itās a big deal. There are people out there that think itās ok to use my art for advertisements, and leak patreon stuff. It just doesnāt seem like a big deal to me if someone traced an animation.
Anyways, hope that is somewhat helpful.