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| WyndhamHeart |
Posted: Mar 3 2007, 12:07 AM
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![]() Alpicola is prettiful <3 Group: Moderators Posts: 2898 Member No.: 32898 Joined: 6-September 04 |
The Amazing SD Fanwork Sticky
Read the Amazing Info Now; But Only When Sitting!~ ![]() Once upon a time there was a city. It was clean, nicely kept and pretty. Everyone, though not completely always happy, were not emo kids locked in a closet. Then a new fad happened. Lizards. All of a sudden, everyone and their mother wanted lizards. All of the pet shops had to mass order and the petfood companies's stock skyrocketed. ![]() However, this obsession turned dangerous, as the happy city-dwellers soon had a city overrun with lizards. Then the food turned them into one super GIANT OMG HUGE LIZARD! It started to get so big that it was running the primary goals of the city away. (Also it was scary and loud.) (Here's a chart for all the non cool-kids who don't like my story! :< You guys make me sad! ) ![]() And so the town decided to give the lizard a big grassy knoll in the middle of the city. So people could come visit it, and it could still be in the city, (where it was born and is still part of,) but is given its full room so it can romp around and play. And thus rules were created to regulate the new space for the lizard. Really, however, they were less new rules, then just the old ones reiterated and looked at more closely.
This post has been edited by Refugee on Jul 26 2009, 03:23 PM |
| Ray Kremer |
Posted: Mar 29 2007, 04:49 PM
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![]() Fanmod #1 Group: Moderators Posts: 13024 Member No.: 3418 Joined: 11-August 02 |
Dom started a fanart archive on his website a while back, it's completely 404 now. However, somebody is actively running a pretty massive fanart/etc. archive here.
Random useful links: Character Reference Sheets (unofficial As Hell), for fanartists <- this thread has started losing some of its images due to age, so they have been rehosted here. Tutorial - Rescripting In Ms Paint This post has been edited by Ray Kremer on Jun 2 2011, 02:35 PM |
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