Doesn't Time Fly When You're Not Paying Attention?

This afternoon British Time the three months subcription I got with my Print Account - which is the only thing I have that will expire when Hell freezes over (leaving me to wonder what the staff are going to do if it actually does happen) - will expire.

Am I bothered about it? Not really, the main boon of having a subscription for me is the thumbnails in the message centre and comment previews (a real time saver) and the extra stats, but I've never been a subcriber to the belief (no pun intended) that you need a sub to get noticed by the community. I'm more content in focusing on a seperate website in conjunction with my gallery than customizing all the added bells and whistles that you get for journals.

~Blue



Request Desk

Requests in Progress</b>

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Rules:

1) I will NOT draw anything yaoi, yuri etc. Keep all suggestions PG-13 at most. Minor gore is acceptable. Fanart suggestions are acceptable, just don't suggest a series that I'm not familiar with.

2) I'd like some kind of artist freedom, giving me a vague idea without getting too detailed could get some interesting results.

3) This is not done on a first-come first-served basis. I will go through the notes and pick the ideas that grab my attention and my imagination. I also have discretion on what kind of work the final piece unless otherwise specified.

4) There will only be two in progress shown at a time, so no sending more notes if yours isn't picked - I will go back through the request notes after I've finished. However that doesn't mean that you can't send anymore notes until those are finished, just that I won't work on any others.

5) If you're going to request I ask that you watch me. When I finish one the requester will be credited.

6) You must send a note, preferably titled Request or words to that effect, comments in this journal will be ignored due to the fact finding them is more awkward.



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