Most dollers have at some point seen the familiar teeth marks of the gifmonster. To those who are new at this, the gifmonster is what we call it when we convert our dolls into gifs, and because gif only have so many colours to show, the colours get replaced by another or flattened. In other words, eaten away. Some things can handle it, other can’t. Usually the first to suffer is the face if it’s smudged. It just looks wrong.
"What can I say, I'm a sucker for full doll tuts. My last one was looking a bit shabby, so I decided to make a new one, but... let's just say I got a bit carried away. My last one had top, jeans, shoes and hair; this one has top, skirt, shoes, socks, armwarmers, hair, hat, necklace and a logo on the t-shirt, just for good measure. I figure you can ignore what you don't want, but it's there if you want it. A couple of times I give you outlines for other things you could do at suchandsuch a step (i.e. I have three tops, I only shade one). These are here to help but not be taken and used on your own dolls."
Site is in Frames. Has tutorials (listed under the "Visitor" menu) for gradient pixel shading, using a color-replacer tool like found in Paint Shop Pro. Also has pixel shading tutorials for jeans and boots.
