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Red Panda Emojis
About
Cute red panda emojis! Anyone is welcome to use, modify, derive, and redistribute the emojis and project files, even commercially.
Please don't ask for permission to use them, just use them. As part of the license, you should attribute the original authors or link to this repository. ^-^'
Emojis
Colors
Emojis
Emoji Names
The red panda emojis are generally named after the closest matching emoji in the Unicode standard. There are a few exceptions if no Unicode emoji is a good match.
When there are multiple alternatives of the same emoji, it is suffixed with a short string that represents the difference. For example, cookie and cookie3.
When reuploading emojis to other platforms, you're welcome to use a prefix of your choosing, or rename emojis as you see fit. For example, you may choose to upload the trumpet emoji as redpanda_toot—do whatever suits you!
Attribution
Assets have been contributed by the following illustrators:
Technical Details
OpenRaster (ORA)
All project files in this repository are .ora files, the file format for OpenRaster.
OpenRaster is an interchange format developed by the Open Source community, including the developers of Krita and GIMP.
Why are we using ORA?
- It's a patent free and open format with a public specification.
- It's designed to be an interchange format, unlike PSD, or XCF which are internal structures.
- Widely backed by the Open Source community, and is even the default format for MyPaint and Nathive.
- Supports layers and other project features that formats like PNG don't.
- Can be opened without specialized software, try opening it as a ZIP file and look inside!
What if my drawing software doesn't support OpenRaster?
You'll probably be able to convert the OpenRaster file into another format compatible with your drawing software. Krita and GIMP are both free programs that are capable of reading ORA files and exporting them into formats like PSD. When converting it back, be wary of vendor-specific features that may have been used when drawing the image, you may have to rasterize or merge some layers.
Meanwhile, you could always ask them to support the format!