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lizardman22 (https://www.deviantart.com/lizardman22) likes the Sonicverse, more specifically the Archie interpretation of it; he's also into reptiles, wolves, and steampunk.  Lolocator (https://www.deviantart.com/lolocator) is mainly into cartoonish fetishes, mainly flattening and inflation.  Heywyrewolf19 (https://www.deviantart.com/heywyrewolf19) likes human-to-animal transformation, but only if the transformed keeps their human mind. If you asked me what I liked, I'd be stuck for an answer. Pretty much everything I create is made with the tastes of someone else in mind.  My own tastes are far too vaguely defined to use as a baseline.  I seem to be interested in a little of everything. I have some rules of my own-- for instance, when writing a transformat

Ok, the cold hard truth here. If you put something on the internet out to the public expect it to inspire others. It just shows they enjoy your work and want to learn from it, that's what being an Idol is about. "In a recent decision of the Full Federal Court, the Court reaffirmed the fundamental legal principle that copyright does not protect ideas and concepts but only the particular form in which they are expressed.[2] The effect of this principle is that you cannot copyright a style or technique. Copyright only protects you from someone else reproducing one of your actual artworks – not from someone else coming up with their own wo

I have been getting a few people asking to make Line-art out of my work or you know a trace of some artist piece so everyone can have a recolor of it. Some ask, some just go ahead and do it, I'm NOT OK with you tracing someones work line for line and posting as your own for others to recolor, its a little insulting to the artist even more so if it was a commission. Using someones else art to make bases or adoptables, is wrong and ruins the artist's original vision. There are 100's of free bases out there and cheap ones, you shouldn't be tracing work without permission for adoptable and bases. Its ok to trace someones art for learning purpo

I believe I've made one of these is the past, or I haven't? No really quite sure. But seeing another journal about it, and some of the comments.. Made me want to shoot myself. Now Tracing is something everyone in their time does. I've done it. But the levels of tracing? THere's a few. When you first start out, tracing maybe a stock image or something like that for  apose is /okay/ as long as you hand over proper credit. But that does NOT get you to be a great artist. I'm still working on that. I like the last time I actually /traced/ something like, line by line was a year and half or two years ago when I first started out, But besides that?

I am not a natural painter. I am a natural sequential artist who is used to doing large amount of images to tell a story. I want to paint the highly detailed paintings I adore looking at, but I tend to want to give up half way before the paintings get anywhere I would say "Wow" to. I hit a wall for a while, my wall is: I just can't keep myself interested enough to make myself stay on the same piece for a long time! I couldn't bring myself to spend on a painting that is my own for over 20-30 hours... while others can spend up to 80-100 hours on solid hours. I have no problem doing it for commercial work, or for clients, because the nature

I've always thought of the story climax as the boss fight. The heroes go up against the Big Bad of the story, and there's fights, and explosions, and bloodshed, and the heroes get beat up–and then pull a reversal and save the day. Looking back over my library of fanfics, I've written volcanic eruptions, dangling bridges over waterfalls, fleeing ticking time bombs, hacked software in the brain, ambushes, swordfights, insanity, slowly dying of exposure, and falling from orbit. Yeah man, you name it, I've written it. :thumb63374506: :thumb6915549: :thumb7273417: So as I undertake the fun of writing new stuff in an original universe, I've been