:thinking_face: variants 🤔

What is thinking face? 🤔

THINKING FACE is the name of the unicode emoji U+1F914.

Directories

• png/256
  • Images converted to 256x256 PNG.
• png/1024
  • Images converted to 1024x1024 PNG.
• svg
  • Source SVG images.

Variants

Variant	Image	Description
thinking_face		Original Unicode THINKING FACE (U+1F914) by Twemoji.
asking_for_money_face		:thinking_face: not thinking but asking for money.
drinking_face		:thinking_face: not thinking but drinking.
drinking_face2		:thinking_face: not thinking but drinking.
facing_face		:thinking_face: with its hand replaced by a face.
facing_think		:thinking_face: with its face and hand swapped.
sinking_face		Sinking :thinking_face:.
syncing_face		:thinking_face: being synchronized.
thanking_face		:thinking_face: not thinking but thanking someone.
thinking_king		:thinking_face: with a crown.
thinking_thin_king		Thin :thinking_face: with a crown.
thinking_think		:thinking_face: with its face replaced by a hand.

License

The works in this repository are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Many of the works are primarily based on glyphs of Twemoji, which are licensed under CC-BY 4.0.

See AUTHORS.md for authors of the images and SVG files in this repository.

Contribution

1. Create an SVG image.
   1. Create.
      • Canvas size should be 36x36 px.
        • SVG glyphs in Twemoji use this size.
      • Ensure you are the original author, or you have the right to redistribute the data under CC-BY 4.0 license.
      • Ensure the image is reasonably clean. You can use Clean Up Document command if you are using Inkscape.
   2. Set appropriate metadata for the SVG image.
      • You can do this by Inkscape.
      • License: CC-BY 4.0.
      • Author, contributor, etc.
2. Generate png images from the SVG image.
   1. Ensure you have Inkscape and {oxipng or optipng} installed.
   2. Run bin/generate-png.sh {{variant_name}}. Replace {{variant_name}} with your new variant.
3. Update the document.
   1. Update Variants seciton of README.md.
   2. Update AUTHORS.md.
4. Add the files to the repository.
   1. Fork this repository and create a new branch.
   2. Add the files to the new branch.
   3. Push the branch to GitHub.
5. Make a Pull Request.