(07-07-2026, 02:00 PM)DG97EEB wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Where did someone say she was standing on a moon? That's not in the Gemini synthesis
It was in VViews' old blog, and someone referred to it earlier in this thread, which is why I referenced it again. Here, second post: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
I didn't always agree with VViews' views, but the blog is worth including if you haven't already.
Eggy:
Hair: maybe hair done up vs down? "Short" was a bad description since hair done up may still be very long. But a maiden with her long hair flowing vs one with her hair done up is different. So if our category is "hair done up", we all know what we're after, which is the typical "buns" (your partner drew the back bun quite well :D). In the examples in your previous post, 2 and 3 have buns (and a headband), 1 and 4 have not.
(I apologize to all hair stylists out there).
We have to be careful with the color, not to rate it twice. A blue dress may be more likely with a blue headband or blue flowers. So I would just award a point for the clothing being (mainly) blue. About other colors, I don't think we should differentiate between them, since each color has its own connotations. A red, green or yellow dress are all not blue. For the headgear, the fact that it is this type of hat that kind of looks like a roll of fabric seems to be the important factor, even though flowers give a similar vibe. See R.Sale's earlier link for examples that show what we're probably looking for. These hats exist and are compatible with the high forehead You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
New proposal (I prefer binary or one in-between category, just for clarity).
Three options (0/0.5/1):
- no terrain / on terrain / meadow with flower(s)
- hair down / hair up / two buns (or how to call this? Lobes? Hairlobes)
- no headgear or vastly different style / band-style headgear / "roll of fabric" type (better term may be needed).
- blue(ish) clothing
- dress trails behind
- both hands forward (this will basically guarantee that she's facing to one side, which should be enough to capture the pose)
- wingless
- holding nothing / holding anything that's not a flower or a star / holding flower, one hand / holding star
- only tight-fitting sleeves / wide opening at shoulder level / wide open sleeves near wrist level / ...that are dagged.
What we're still missing is anything that addresses the extra lines at neck and wrist. At the wrist line we're obviously looking at a separate piece of clothing, but the neck line could be trim on the same garment.


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