#mogai tips

[cispatchouli]

Henllooo!! Everynyan :3 !! I hope you're doing well!!

Can I have transage older to younger? Specifically either kid or preteen (think of like 3-6 or 8-12) age range?

Trans 3-5 tips

　　1 . Food and drinks

　Try to drink something that usually 3-5 drinks, which is usually things such as apple juice, milk, water, and just juice in general. Try eating softer food, when age regressed I like having soup because as a kid I remember my big brother would feed me somewhat cold soup. If you can, ask other people to help you feed yourself or something. Even just having them there while you eat is okay.

　　2. Talk to yourself.

　A lot of the toddlers I've been around do this a lot. Just encouraging yourself and telling yourself stuff like " I'm so cool " and the sorts is good. Speaking of talking, don't baby babble but do try to keep your vocabulary small.

　　3. Comfortably

　A lot of toddlers like things such as warm blankets, toys, plushies, and the sorts. Try to have stuff for an aesthetic you like. I recommend having oversized hoodies and wearing colorful clothing. A lot of parents enjoy dressing their child up in overly colorful clothes or just anything that looks 'cute' and silly. If you feel too embarrassed or just can't, then that's fine. Just put a bit more color into your outfit whether it's just socks, shoes, underwear, anything.

　　4. Coloring!!

　I do not know if this is a regular thing for all children but I got into art at 4. I recommend getting into it, if you want to be more.. artsy ? If not just skip this. But it's fun for children to play with crayons and coloring books. You should try to buy stickers, crayons, a coloring book, or anything you can color on.

　　5. Mindset

　At 3-5 children are usually still not all that smart, but they're not incredibly dumb. A lot of 3-5 year olds aren't extremely naive ( though sometimes some might be. ) but it's good to try and be creative and playful. It's also good to try and like... Figure out who you are at this age. So. Yeah. Sorry if this is explained poorly.

　　6. Routines!

　3-5 year olds hate when new things happen or if scary stuff that they didn't expect happen, so try to have a schedule. When ruined either make a big fuss over it or just get really upset, whether private or in public. I don't recommend throwing tantrums in public, as it's not something people really consent to. But if you live at home with someone who allows you to do this stuff or just by yourself, you could basically throw a tantrum. Just try not to get hurt.

　　7. Dependence

　At this age kids want to be as independent as possible, but they still need help with a lot of stuff. Try to be as independent as you possibly can but then when you need help don't be afraid to ask for help!

　　8. Movement

　Fidget around and stuff. Be clingy with others and try to be more energetic. Whether by rocking back and forth, running around and skipping, talking a bunch about your favorite interests or anything else. Don't thumb suck, you can gain an overjet from that.

This is a bit sucky and I couldn't tell what you meant ( as English isn't my first language ) but I did read 3-5 and I got happy at the idea of writing this. You may send another request in detail for the 8-... I forgot the number as I'm writing this in my notes. Ja. Bye.

[corporatecoinings]

No one asked for this, but, we thought it could be useful : How we make flags + tips on how we do it

As stated in our pinned post we use krita, canva, arty click colors, color picker online, coolers create a gradient, coolers create a palette, and google for other resources. (We also have a small list of flag resources at the bottom of our pinned post too, and plan on expanding it.)

Krita :

(Its important to note that krita is a desktop/computer program, and does not exist on mobile. We make all our flags on our computer Vantablack.)

Our flags are 3500 x 2000 px

Using the line tool and symmetry tools is a MUST

You will most likely be using the horizontal and vertical symmetry tools for your flags all the time

selection tool is also your friend

if youre making a flag based off an image its always awesome to import the image as a reference on the side

Its smart to put your stripes on different layers

The middle of the symmetry tools turned on can help you center things

Making the resource stripes you use a lower opacity can help with placement

we also use more unique brushes sometimes for flags, such as a rain brush and a star brush for making rain particles and stars (you may have to go out of your way to find them online)

when drawing out the flags, its recommended to use a brush thats size DONT vary based off of how much pressure you put on it (\/ not bulleted because theyre kinda long) When putting in symbols, if you want them to be the opposite color you can just invert the layer. But if you want it to be a specific color or the colors of an image, you can put in the image/color as another layer, select your symbol with the selection tool, go to the color/image layer, invert selection, and erase all thats not selected. You can also do this with other things too. You can right click a layer, go to "layer style" and click "stroke" at the bottom if you want a symbol to have a outline around it. make sure to change it to the size px you want, change it to "normal" and opacity at 100% for a good basic outline. We usually use either 20 px, 10px, or 15px. This is also good for making stickers out of drawings!

How we use stripe resources :

We'd first start with the plain stripes. We would import the resource and center it then stretch it to where it fits the length of the flag width.

Position where you want the stripe to go.

Use the selection tool to select the stripe, and then hide the resourced stripe layer.

Switch to another layer and color in the selected area. Then you can deselect afterwards.

If you want to do the same resource stripe on the opposite side, you can go back to the resource stripe layer and flip it vertically and repeat the steps.

if we need to specify this later we will ^-^ (we were going to include images but we're kind of too lazy to)

Canva :

We have sometimes used Canva to make flags. We actually used the help of Canva to make the naturic flags. We usually use Canva for symbols and stuff, and for better centering and consistency with symbol size. You can also use Canva for adding in text to your flags if needed.

Arty click colors :

We use artyclick to find the names of colors, and thats it. We use it when we want to add a ID to our flags. We'll upload our flags sometimes and select over the individual stripes and colors and will easily get the names of the colors, or at least a close resembling match. Its a way to make ID descriptions more detailed.

Color picker online :

We use this color picker to easy get the color hex code from images, flags, whatever so on and so forth. It can also be helpful outside of flag making too.

Coolers create a gradient :

We'll use this website to make a gradient out of any colors. As many colors as you fucking want. We've also used this to make colored gradients out of our flags for some posts.

Additionally, you can use the create a gradient palette to make a color palette out of two colors.

Coolers create a palette :

This is excellent for making even stripes. if you cant manually draw them out with the line tool or are just too lazy to draw the stripes out yourself this is recommended.

When youre done making a palette with the stripes you can just save the palette and import it into your flag file and resize it and add it in from there. boom.

Hopefully this helped in any way ^-^ reblogs are heavily appreciated!

-Natasha/Angel

[ladysuccubus]

haii!! what r some tips for making xenogender flags or flags in general? I gen try to make actual good flags but the colors always look a lil wonky and I have no idea where to get the lil icons from 😭

Hi! I'm not an expert myself but I can try to offer a few tips.

For colors, I suggest picking colors associated with the topic of the xenogender. For example if it was a calico cat, you would choose colors that a calico cat has. If you find it difficult to choose colors you could also try color generators or searching up color pallets!

As for icons, i'm not 100% sure what kind of icons you're referring to but I personally would use pinterest.

[corporatecoinings]

How we make flags + tips December 2025 update

[pt. How we make flags plus tips December 2025 update /end pt.]

This is an extension of our previous post about how we create flags and what tips we have. (see here) We still use a majority of what we stated in that post, although we moved on from using an art program for our flags to using Photopea, a free PS website.

Photopea

we use Photopea for making everything. we still make flags in a 3500x2000 format.

if you love to make your flags sized perfectly, this website will help you. (helps us center things instead of eyeing it!)

has a built in text-box tool with multiple preset fonts. you can also install your own fonts.

has many built in brushes as well. you can also add your own psd brushes.

the magic wand/tool is our best friend. it helps us turn flag template PNG images into easy-to-use PSDs if we need it, as well as it helps us clean up symbols/images if needed. also perfect for removing backgrounds. (recommended to use inversion of positive space area instead of direct selection of negative space area.)

we like to use the 'stoke' feature under "layer style" whenever we can. easy to access.

adjustment layers are also easy to access and use as well. if we need a quick black and white or gradient map we can use that.

the shape tools are fantastic for getting clean shapes for your flag stripes. comes with built-in measurements too so you dont have to guess what size it is.

when it comes to sizing things, you can either resize a thing uniformly or ununiformly. (not sure if thats a word but the opposite of uniform.) (its the link button in between the height and the width buttons in the top ribbon when you resize a image. itll say "aspect ratio".)

that is most likely not all, as we may be forgetting something, but its what we could think of off the top of our head.

Flaticon Icons

a wonderful website we use for symbols instead of going on google directly and searching something.

you are able to copy/download up to 10 images today. which tbh is really good to me since we dont make flags that much anymore.

it has thousands upon thousands of icons. just type in a keyword or two and youll find everything you need.

and i think its obvious by now we absolutely love using symbols in our flags. so this is a really great thing for us.

we just copy an image and then paste it into Photopea. and then from there we can do whatever we want to it. way faster than searching all over the internet for something.

Color Kit Color Palette Generator

we still use Coolers create a palette but for some reason we started using this one instead at some point.

has the same functions as Coolers', can be used as an alternative if you dont wanna use the other website.

its not as big as the first edition, but we have changed our methods since then. as Natasha said in her post, hope this helps too.

-Flowerhazard

[corporatecoinings]

hiii i love your flags so much i was wondering how you come up with the designs? i want to coin genders and such but i feel like every flag i come up with is really bland and i LOVE how you do yours

thank you !! first time anyones said anything like that.. :] the designs? well, its a bit of a complicated process to explain how we think but we can try our best and we'll give some tips. we have some years of experience (since 2022) for flag making so hopefully something here will help. here comes the wall of text

dont be afraid to go wacky go wild with your flags. like really. they dont all need to follow the "traditional" means of pride flags. you can add vertical lines, spikes, waves, triangles, squares, etc.

if we're making a flag based off of something like a picture or character we try to color pick from an image of it

SYMBOLS!!! we LOVE adding symbols to our flags.. either we look up "_ transparent background" or an image of a symbol we think will go great with a flag and manually crop out the background ourselves

we also sometimes just straight up add pictures too!

making a monochrome template version of a flag works whenever we make a series of flags based under one thing

oh yes yes colors are a big part of the flag making process- we love to use darker colors but thats just us. colors are a massive part of the process. looking at color schemes helps. complementary, analogous, split complementary, etc.

when you go to make it based off of something, like a concept, feeling, animal, etc. think- "what colors are this thing or what colors does this give off"? ex. whenever we made those angelian flags we made them based off of the colors we associate with the seasons (although we didnt do a very good job at it!)

dont know if this is really related but its smarter to come up with a name and definition for your term first before making a flag for it, you get better outcomes since you now have a base and prompt in mind when youre making your flag

also unrelated but we use krita (desktop drawing program) and photopea for our flags! we have a link to resources we use on our pinned but we havent updated it to how we use photopea for it yet though, but we might make a separate post for that soon

uhh other than that thats pretty much all we can think of.. honestly we've been making flags so long that its really kind of hard to describe how we do it. like our thought process. once you start getting into rhythm of making flags and stuff it starts to feel natural. its like that whole finding your own art style thing as an artist- because we're an artist too and that also influences us too.

also.. we dont do it too often, but. sometimes we have to make sketches before starting a flag. its REALLY rare of us to do since we barely need to do it like heres this shitty sketch we drew with our mouse for our angelian labels! you can barely tell what its supposed to be but we used it as a guideline when making those flags

-Natasha/Angel and Alpha Guardian