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Here is a design to mean however and here is a design to mean because The design to mean however is inspired by the first letter of the Latin word Tamen and then the idea that the word 'however' is used after stating something then either going back a bit in the opposite direction or going in another direction. For experimental use from an OpenType font, the code %881 is suggested. The design to mean because is inspired by the word 'because' being used after stating something so as to state clarification of the first thing that was stated, so I have used an equals sign followed by a second, linked, yet subsidiary, equals sign. For experimental use from an OpenType font, the code %882 is suggested. William

Abstract emoji-compatible characters (previously known as abstract emoji, but changed so as to minimize the possibility of controversy over the naming of them). Previously I have produced various designs. Some for personal pronouns, and some others. http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ngo/mariposa_novel.htm. I have now designed some abstract emoji-compatible characters to represent verbs. There are twenty-seven of them thus far. Here are some designs. The top row show three designs. The design idea is that each of those three designs can be thought of as a design type. For each of those design types, nine characters can be produced, by having either or both of the external to the square vertical blue lines present, and having either or both of the external to the square horizontal blue lines present. The lower row shows three example characters. I have not yet assigned meanings to any of them yet. I am thinking that a simple sentence would consist of four characters, zero or more emoji characters and zero or more abstract emoji-compatible characters. Firs character a noun or personal pronoun, picture or abstract. Second a tense indicator, one of present, future, past, pluperfect, and others. Third a verb character. Fourth a noun. For example, I am wanting a pineapple. would have three abstract emoji-compatible characters followed by an emoji character. A man is wanting a pineapple. would have an emoji character, followed by two abstract emoji-compatible characters, followed by an emoji character. William

Hello al, I'm on a bit of an information hunt about how to emulate an affect/art style. For the Gamers out there, a man known as Shinkiro ( his art style ) is a well known cross-over fighting game artist, however over the years I've noticed there doesn't seem to be anyone who can emulate his exact digital enhancement process. And even after putting out a bounty for artist who can emulate it since I can't directly contact him, I've still had no luck, so I'm wondering if anyone in here my at least be able to device the formula of getting close to it, or bare minimum possibly direct me to artist who can get close? I'll attach some examples below. Please Note: I'm not interested in an "anime/animu" aesthetic I'm interested in finding peoples who can digitally create his process or atleast get close to it. Any and all help/suggestions is appreciated, and if this topic is in the wrong section I apologize. tumblr_pxcbja8nw91ujy7x0o1_640.jfif