Laminate character tutorial-
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kidanimator 
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16.05.2021
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kidanimator[OP]
16.05.2021 20:03
LinkDue to small demand here's a charming little recipe on how to make a laminated character similar to the one I made of Selever!
What you will need:
Ink cartridges
A printer
Laminating sheets of any size (In my case it's A4)
Paper corresponding to the laminating sheet size
A laminator that actually works
kidanimator[OP]
16.05.2021 20:04
LinkStep 1: Find the image of the character you want. For example, for Danganronpa characters i'd go to the wiki and to the character's sprites page and find a full body one. For now we'll use this one because, well, it's cute and it's Kokichi.
https://danganronpa.fandom.com/wiki/Kokichi_Oma/Sprite_Gallery
Step 2: Copy and paste the character on a Word Document and increase the size of it until you're satisfied (pretty straight forward)
Step 3: Print the image out
Step 4: Cut out the image from the paper. I usually make characters with a complex shape with spikes of hair and stuff (Ruv is a good example of this) so it's better to be very careful when doing this step.
Step 5: Put the cut out character inside of a laminating sheet.
Step 6: turn your laminator on and wait for it to heat up. Once it's heated up, put the laminating sheet with the character inside of it inside the laminater and wait for it to come out.
kidanimator[OP]
16.05.2021 20:04
LinkStep 7: Cut just outside the laminated character, being careful to not cut into the image itself
Boom you got yourself a laminated stress character thing
i still think this is really cool and i love it and i think its amazing
I've never smiled this hard in my life, I'm so glad you like this idea!!
*cries in i cant print things*.....
*cries in has good art skills and good color penicals and a place where i can lanimate things* welp i guess im skiping some of the steps
this is genius
gonna go ask my dad to buy laminating sheets to make a byakuya
You know the best part? Depending on the type of laminating sheet, they're waterproof meaning you can wash them and they won't melt if you put them in the rain