Kazerad: @bluedraggy: If you mean the story getting removed and then put back, it's not your fault! We've gotten a little too trigger-happy with "hide potentially-rulebreaking things while the mods discuss it", which to everyone else just looks like things are getting deleted.
Kazerad: @KuroNeko: Story idea: hero loses parents to a food allergy and makes it her life's goal to slice, dice, and put flame to that food whenever possible. At the end of the story, she realizes in horror that she has become a chef, preparing her hated food so well that everyone loves it.
Kazerad: @KuroNeko: I wish more games implemented the flying kick from Lugaru, where if it doesn't connect you just ragdoll embarrassingly onto the ground.
Kazerad: @Klonia_Managan: I'm okay with all the images, but I feel bad for the person who posted that Infinity Gauntlet image like right before you, and now is halfway down Page 2. Maybe next time through, combine some of the aesthetically similar ones into sheets of sketches?
Kazerad: Just FYI: the image has been replaced with a modified version containing a less ambiguous level of masturbation. The original image started a huge moderator debate over what that hand was doing!
Kazerad: Fixed the rotation! If it appeared upside down briefly, it's because I have never once entered the correct number into the Booru's rotation box. I always do 90, say "fuck", then do 180.
Kazerad: Not gonna lie, from the thumbnail I thought the Mages Guild sign was ripped from an Oblivion screenshot. But no, it was just skillful horizontal scribbles and good color selection.
Kazerad: This conversation feels like a "grass is always greener" scenario, with the caveat that people who have been on both sides of the fence almost unanimously agree on which is greener.
Kazerad: @Grape: Since you're head in time zones, how about one of you Brits just change it back tomorrow so the Trick Or Treat one is featured for Halloween?
Kazerad: @CandyDragon: @Rick2tails: I know this conversation is like a year old, but I feel the need to point out that you can literally crumple these posters up and shove them in your pocket and they'll be perfectly fine; any creases disappear in like an hour.
Kazerad: @bluedraggy: I swear I am going to make it a bannable offense it call women “females”. To get unbanned you’ll have to do a no-laughter, no-slip-ups reading of Eye of Argon.
Kazerad: Man, come on guys, be cool to eachother. I'm deleting a bunch of comments on this image because it's like six people fighting and it's really dumb.
Some people will make fanart you don't like. You should still be nice to them, and with the handy new Blacklist system you can pretty easily avoid images you don't like. Remember that this is a fanart page; it's not like people are taking over the comic and changing its direction. There's inherently going to be some degree of wish-fulfillment in people's fanwork, whether it's drawing Katia making out with their OC or simply putting her in an outfit they really like and want to see her in. The whole reason people draw fanart is because they want to reflect something not represented in the source material.
At the same time, though, when you make fanart with significant deviations from the source material, you should expect a certain degree of criticism from people who feel your take on it is missing the point of the source material. This sort of criticism is normal and important, since it's how we as viewers learn what is important to us and others. Sometimes we'll find a niche of people who like our unique take on things, and we'll find satisfaction making something they enjoy. Other times, we'll realize that there's simple things we can change about our work to make it appeal to its once-detractors.
These interactions are important, and they don't have to be hostile. And when they do veer into hostility, it's the responsibility of the other participants to draw it back. Like, a person who calls your work shit is <i>inarticulate</i>, and a charitable response is to take it as a statement that they don't like your work. It's not an invite to exacerbate the situation.
Anyway, I'm adding the "Your_Weird_OC" tag to this image, since it's concept is basically establishing one of the characters as an OC. I'm also deleting the other image made in response to the comments here, because it depicts my beard wrong and misquotes the Nostalgia Critic.
Kazerad: @Toryu-Mau: D= I'm pretty sure Discord is not an alternative to Facebook, and that a Facebook hack will not affect anyone's cat fanart accounts.
Kazerad: @Nicros_Man: We all know that they're gonna, since they have future Spider-Man movies planned, but it would be so amazing if they just threw us all for a loop and switched him out for Miles.
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Some people will make fanart you don't like. You should still be nice to them, and with the handy new Blacklist system you can pretty easily avoid images you don't like. Remember that this is a fanart page; it's not like people are taking over the comic and changing its direction. There's inherently going to be some degree of wish-fulfillment in people's fanwork, whether it's drawing Katia making out with their OC or simply putting her in an outfit they really like and want to see her in. The whole reason people draw fanart is because they want to reflect something not represented in the source material.
At the same time, though, when you make fanart with significant deviations from the source material, you should expect a certain degree of criticism from people who feel your take on it is missing the point of the source material. This sort of criticism is normal and important, since it's how we as viewers learn what is important to us and others. Sometimes we'll find a niche of people who like our unique take on things, and we'll find satisfaction making something they enjoy. Other times, we'll realize that there's simple things we can change about our work to make it appeal to its once-detractors.
These interactions are important, and they don't have to be hostile. And when they do veer into hostility, it's the responsibility of the other participants to draw it back. Like, a person who calls your work shit is <i>inarticulate</i>, and a charitable response is to take it as a statement that they don't like your work. It's not an invite to exacerbate the situation.
Anyway, I'm adding the "Your_Weird_OC" tag to this image, since it's concept is basically establishing one of the characters as an OC. I'm also deleting the other image made in response to the comments here, because it depicts my beard wrong and misquotes the Nostalgia Critic.
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