Jeff Pyle - New Zealand (jeffpylenz.com)

Rural Animated Kiwi?
Gumboots on, swandri, rifle on back, knife in pouch, couple of dogs at foot
& anything else you can think of. Plus NZ Bush singlet

375 by 216 resizeable OR 169 by 100 below

SMILEYS & ST. PATRICKS DAY
Clover Gnome Gold Irish
SMILEYS
YES announce Award Band Birthday whistle
Humpty Dumpty Wine Tasting Bread basket Playing Kitten Fall off chair (LMAO) Country Cheers Nation Cheers Freezing Cool singer
Deliberate Excited Flush Giggle Happy Birthday
OK (Yours) Hot tub Hungry Hypocrit Palm
Good Luck Macdonalds OH NO! Party Sea sick
Sigh Sing Spoon award Snowing Snowflake Bubblegum
Caught you OK Times up Yea Now.

What Dunno Snowdrop
SEE MY REAL KIWI BLOKE

CREATE YOUR OWN ANIMATED SMILEY IN ANY ANIMATED PICTURE
Here's my illustrations and Tutorial at creating them.
Fishing

Animated Fisherman fighting fish.

Animated Smiley Fisherman

To achieve this; I first of all opened the 'animated fisherman' in my Coffeecup animator 6.2 software. This shows each frame of the made up animation in the bottom panel as single frames.

Now by right clicking over each frame and copying - you have a copy of that frame on your clip board.
I then opened my 'PAINT' software which comes with 'Windows' and pasted to this. To this frame I just inserted by selecting 'EDIT' paste from - then selected a smiley from my own collection of smileys in my folders on my hard drive. And dragged it into position in the frame - clicked off it and saved back to my folders under a new name ( I also added a number so that I could add the frames back in the same order when animating.
It was a simple process then to add the images back into the animating software and creating the new animation and saving also under a new name.

The top image had 9 frames. In my adaptation I only used 6 frames just to give you the idea. By selecting more or less or changing the speeds of rotation you are able to create your own to you own desired effect.

By using this method and different methods - resizing (enlarging or diminishing) you should be able to create an unlimited range of smilies in all sorts of pictures. Then using them in your emails.
You can use just an image - SEE seasick on this page. This image was resized with a fixed smiley added and a word sequence added and a touch to one frame in 'PAINT' to get the vomit.Would have been better to use the spray paint tool to get a better effect.
Just trial and error - ENJOY.

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