Subject: As I said, ibisPaint 😉
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Posted on: 2023-01-04 17:15:42 UTC
With the use of its ruler/symmetry tool, it's actually pretty easy. Outside of the frames which I download, I draw the designs myself.
Subject: As I said, ibisPaint 😉
Author:
Posted on: 2023-01-04 17:15:42 UTC
With the use of its ruler/symmetry tool, it's actually pretty easy. Outside of the frames which I download, I draw the designs myself.
With the use of its ruler/symmetry tool, it's actually pretty easy. Outside of the frames which I download, I draw the designs myself.
Tortoise shell (亀甲) framing a flame. The tortoise shell references the world turtle myth, and the flame is drawn to resemble an onibi 鬼火 or a shiranui 不知火.
I'm dismayed to discover that none of my DOGA agents have a decent excuse to ever use it, but it is lovely nonetheless.
hS
Sabres (剣) with three chasing (追い) DBS ducks. The sabres (those long bits with pointy ends) represent… that thing guys have.
I could totally see some agents wearing an alternate flash patch such as this (as a stylistic choice, of course).
Speaking of which, does anyone know if agents are allowed to use flash patches besides the "standard" versions? Imagine agents customizing their flash patch designs…
His is an embroidered crest of a three-eyed Mandarin duck rather than a rubber duck, since he specialises in Ancient Chinese settings and a rubber duck would look out of place. So someone who works in a Japanese setting, especially a more historical one, could absolutely wear something like that mon as a flash patch.
I can totally see him put that thing on the back of his haori.
Love it!
I’m not sure why you couldn't add it to the wiki; most departments have multiple flash patch designs anyhow.
—Ls