A specific type of meme that's popular on "artist-friendly" social media sites like Tumblr. Characters are drawn making a facial expression as specified by a base expression sheet that features multiple specific expressions. How it works
This is how such memes are set up.
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[tr][th] [/th][th]1[/th][th]2[/th][th]3[/th][/tr]
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[tr][th]A[/th][td]😀[/td][td]😃[/td][td]😉[/td][/tr]
[tr][th]B[/th][td]😛[/td][td]😵[/td][td]😢[/td][/tr]
[tr][th]C[/th][td]😞[/td][td]😒[/td][td]😨[/td][/tr]
[tr][th]D[/th][td]😆[/td][td]😴[/td][td]😠[/td][/tr]
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[/table] - An artist makes a expression sheet for others to work with. Something like this:
- The artist who made this meme posts it on their blog or social media feed.
- Other artists who are interested in drawing for this meme share or reblog the meme on their blog or feed, asking for suggestions from their followers.
- A follower suggests to said artist what character they should draw doing what facial expression. For example, a follower asks for Judy Hopps doing the expression in row D, column 2.
- If the asking artist decides to take on the suggestion, then they will do so, trying to replicate the suggested expression with the character.
- When they're done, they post the art they made on their blog or feed for all to enjoy, with the original suggestion they received attached to the post.
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Anonymous asks:
Can you draw Judy Hopps doing D2?
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