A tracer.
by:
Blanel4001 
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15.07.2020
30 comments
Blanel4001[OP]
15.07.2020 13:59
LinkCommented on my post
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Blanel4001[OP]
15.07.2020 14:00
LinkHere is where she commented
Blanel4001[OP]
15.07.2020 14:01
LinkHer name is CreamSansWifeAndGf.
The original losing my mind meme that she traced is here
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0uR1EDtJP_E
And no, it’s not MixSans.
Blanel4001[OP]
15.07.2020 14:06
LinkFor proof.... I am giving the date.
Original: 14 aug 2017
Traced: Tue 14 Jul or Wed 15 Jul
AlphaIsScared
15.07.2020 14:07
Linkit's not tracing it's copying
RainbowTurtle456
15.07.2020 14:09
LinkJust tell them to credit bruh its not that hard.
She traced a YouTube video. I am thinking of a file for an oc reference.
there is a difference between copying and tracing if it was tracing it could be exact rather than a mess and very inconsistent. tracing would be exact frame by frame. and are you really taking someone with sans wife and gf in their name? really
did you not listen to me? it's copying not tracing, it's not exact it's too inconsistent to be traced, it's just copied. you're taking someone with sans wife and gf seriously
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How? How using or copying another YouTuber called a t r a c e r?
Thats not a tracer.
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Copying is something when someone tries to copy an image the best they can, but it's not completely line to line, comparing to a traced image. However, doing this doesn't benefit you to improve, as you are not learning anything from it. In other words, you are not learning how to shade, colour, lineart, etc - by copying. Basically, it's the complete opposite of that. This is something that happens, when someone over references a image, to the point that it looks like a complete replica.
credit to
https://www.deviantart.com/wingedobsidian/journal/Differences-of-Referencing-and-Copying-Tracing-527253301#:~:text=Tracing%20is%20a%20word%20similar,that%20image%20line%20to%20line.&text=It%20is%20also%20the%20same%20with%20copying.
for the information