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Ever wondered how almost every VTuber gets these image assets for editing their videos? 🎬✨ It’s called “Irasutoya”, and a lot of us video editors use it to grab images and build fun, storyboard-style videos~ Now I wanna see YOU cook up a storyboard-style video, and show me how... show more

Jeyraident ⌛✨

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GuysAWeeaboo 💪🧙🍟 | COMMS OPEN 📦 profil fotoğrafı

GuysAWeeaboo 💪🧙🍟 | COMMS OPEN 📦6 ay önce

Irasutoya has an image for everything. YES I MEAN EVERYTHING

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Jeyraident ⌛✨6 ay önce

actually tho😭

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エビトちゃん🐾 Succubus VTuber🦊6 ay önce

These are also used in classrooms very often, really useful for vocabulary lessons. Ive used them for some of my lessons to teach vocab. Also have some cute acrylics that use this style. I love it

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Jeyraident ⌛✨6 ay önce

WAIT THE ACRYLICS ARE SO CUTE OMG

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Jura Zex 🦖🧬【Rex Vtuber】6 ay önce

AHH Thank you! I’ve always wondered!!

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LovelyNikosVT🎀💖6 ay önce

I haven't quite built up to fully custom scenes to go with them, but I _have_ started using these for my longer, more narrative focused stream clips (like when i tell a personal anecdote), and it's super fun! Very time consuming 😭

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Neverion6 ay önce

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Mr.L6 ay önce

I was actually wondering that actually so thanks

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ItsArashii6 ay önce

I’m also really interested in how editors make the scenes when talking about something that happened. The animation is always very intriguing and honestly the numbers do way better.

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Viviane Laís6 ay önce

aaah you work with video editing, that's explains why your shorts are always consistent on quality

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Ria 🌸 Fae Dragon6 ay önce

I was wondering about this, thanks!

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Mazekeen || creative 🎨6 ay önce

I love this website!! The artist is GOD SENT!! 🤭❤️❤️ it’s so easy to use but you just gotta translate some of the website’s parts haha

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RADKOR6 ay önce

i found this just a few days back. man old videos would have been so much better with these.

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