Ha! This thing has more views than I do!



Attention: To avoid confusion, this isn't a program or a set of emoticons, just the image you see here. Just cut and paste what you want out of it ^-^

I'm submitting this at College so I'll keep this short until I can update it properly at the weekend
(I've written this all at home, I'm just pasting it into the box)

This is the third Emoticon Starter Pack I've made and is a combination of the original and the second packs. I've noticed that people are still ing the original more than the second one so I thought I'd combine the resources and different coloured emotes into one resource. This is a pack for people new to emoticons and provides some basic resources to get you started. Once you feel confident (which will probably be straight away) you can start to make your own, I suggest first by creating your own shading style.
Even if you're not new to emoticons you can still use this pack if you want.

If you want to see versions one and two they're here: [link] [link]

So, what's in the pack:
1. Two sets of emoticon templates:
I. My natural rainbow range of emotes, hues are mixtures of 3 basic colours
II. My original spectrum, hues go up in equal increments of 10
Each colour has 4 tones
2. A grayscale set of templates, 8 different tones
3. Eye Expressions: these can be moved anywhere on your emoticon's 'face'
4. Mouth Expressions: these can also be moved anywhere on your emoticons's 'face'
5. Accessories: objects, symbols and other quirks you can use to emphasise emotions or actions
6. A template and shading guide in case you want to make your own shading style (template) or use different colours (shading guide) using my shading style.

I’ve remade the original spectrum so the shading is softer – the original dark tones looked a bit contrasting making it hard to add expressions so I’ve changed the whole set to make the shading more uniform. The colours are still dark but there’s nothing stopping you from giving them radioactive-looking eyes. I only made the red set by hand and changed the hue in gimp to make all 24 colours (I have done whole packs by hand before and changing individual figures hundreds of times is not as fun as I’m making it sound (boring))

I've updated all of the accessories and added some new ones and have done the same with the mouths. The expressions obviously don't cover every pose but there are quite a few there and you can always make your own if you feel confident enough to. You can mix and match different sets of expressions - you don't have to give happy eyes to a happy emote - to make many different emotions.

The pack is not a pack as such, or a program you can use to conveniently create an emote so I'm sorry. What it is is a single image with all of the resources conveniently placed together so all you have to do is copy and paste the required parts - bodies, eyes, mouths (sounding rather morbid) - into a new document and arrange them into an emote. You don't need to cut out the circles around the eyes/mouths - they're just a guide for if you want to place them in the place I've placed them (And this won't work in certain combinations as the parts may overlap).

Important Information

The pack is free to use as long as you give me credit if used
You may NOT use this pack on other websites and as with all my emoticons DO NOT STEAL
Only the bases and named parts are free to use, do not take anything decorative including the sun and moon I made.
Wolfwood is (c) me - DO NOT STEAL

Anyway, Enjoy and feel free to give me suggestions on how to improve this pack.

Another DD!?! Thankyou ^-^ Especially to and