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How do I turn a picture into a rage face such as the Yao Ming "Bitch please/ Fuck that"?

What I would suggest is using a program such as Gimp or Paint.net, get the original picture, and then in a second layer, outline the important features of the picture or face.

Then, delete the base image and save the outline layer.

That's the fastest way I can think of to make a rage face out of a picture accurately.

Is there any way I can do it online without having to download software?

I don't think so, but GIMP is really good.

Try pixlr.

Let's assume I have absolutely no knowledge of photo editing websites/software. How exactly do I make the face after I have the program working?

That depends on the program you end up using. But most have a simple drawing tool you can use to draw lines with your mouse. For most rage faces that is all the fanciness you need.

Ragefaces don't really require any art skills they pretty much are just hand drawn lines.

Don't forget to read up on the programs documentation

I am using pixlr. However, I am not drawing a rage face like the "fuuuuuuu" guy, I want to outline a picture of a person.

Here, to help you understand important details, look at what I did. Mind you, this was done in a hurry. Notice that most of the important details are simplified. The trick is to avoid taking very much time on any one detail.

That is exactly what I want to do, the trouble is knowing how to do it. Do you really just trace the important details with your mouse? That seems near impossible to get such good lines.

i nearly choked to death on my drink laughing when i saw the above picture but it was worth it

can u turn this into a meme? img

Image? Sure, if you upvote 20 of my posts

Meme? No

No, I actually used Illustrator, which is essentially the same as the program Inkscape, from what I'm told. If I'm not mistaken you can get it for free.

What I typically use is something called vector art. Here's a wiki image to show the difference

The pixalated or bitmap image is what most user-generated images will look like, because most people have never laid a finger on vector-based programs (although they're fairly easy to learn).