I recommend you send your bitmoji from the app instead of enabling the custom keyboard. Wishing you good meals this holiday season I hope a bitmoji break helps you have less of this You can spend all day trading bitmoji messages with people sitting in the same room as you.Īfter weeks of holiday build-up, a day of lounging and laughing with loved ones is just what we all need. I would love if someone sent me a random Travolta. Some make fun of internet memes:īitmojis take the text out of texting. I love seeing the cartoon me say something I would never say in real life.Ĭartoons get updated weekly, so there’s always something fresh and timely. As a kid I had typically straight Asian hair, but somewhere along the line it got wavy. My bitstrips style hair does actually look a lot like my real hair. For example, here’s my friend Russ’s bitmoji-style avatar:Īnd this is the real Russ (about to eat a fully-loaded super duper veggie burger). Facial features are exaggerated in either style, but matching hair goes a long way to making the avatar recognizably you.įacial hair is key too. Seems to me the preference largely comes down to which one has a hair selection to mimic your own.
Start by choosing from the more exaggerated bitmoji style or the more realistic bitstrips style. Once you’ve finished your avatar, Bitmoji generates a hilarious array of cartoons featuring your avatar, tweaking your facial expression to look happy, serious, excited, angry, hopeful, or mock-seductive, depending on the scenario. In the end, you can vote on whose has the best likeness. In a group, everyone can help each other fine-tune their avatars, weighing in on shapes of faces, eyebrows, eyes and noses. You can craft your bitmoji avatar alone, but it’s not nearly as amusing as doing it with friends.
The expressively illustrated messages run the gamut from sentimental to profane. Create your own avatar – choosing hair styles, facial features, body type and clothing – and Bitmoji generates dozens of mini-cartoons featuring your character that you can text message or email to friends and family. It’s more unifying than Adele.īitmoji, a free iOS/Android app to create personalized emoji cartoons, was launched in 2014 by Bitstrips, which originally created personalized comic strips for use on Facebook.
Once you start, everyone, old and young, will want to get in on it. What to do this holiday season after presents are opened, food eaten, conversation dwindles and people are sneaking off with cell phones to text friends or check game scores? Fresher than board games, more interactive than puzzles, way more fun than talking about who in their right mind would vote for Trump: make personalized emoji avatars for yourself and your loved ones.
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