Submission Rules
Want to send me something to put up on the site? Awesome! Just make sure you follow the guidelines before you send me anything and everything's cool. Credit will be given, of course!
Sending in Fanart/Original Art:
1. Any art you send in must be your own. That means you drew it; you didn't save it off the net and claim it as your own.
2. You have to provide a name to go with your art. A screenname or the like is fine if you'd rather not give your real name.
3. A vaild e-mail address is required if I have to reach you for any reason. You can specify if you want your e-mail available so others can see it or not. If you have a website and you'd like it to be shown, put it in the e-mail. I won't give your e-mail address to anyone else, so no need to fear about spam.
4. In the subject of the e-mail, let me know that it's a fanart or original art submission. In the body of the e-mail, I'd like a title of your drawing, a description so I'll know what I'm looking for, and a warning if one is necessary. Please remember that I want this site to be able to be seen by little kids too, so if you've got something incredibly suggestive, talk to me first about it before you send it. I'd hate to have to send someone an e-mail telling them that I had to decline their offer to send in something.
5. All art submissions must be in JPEG, GIF, or PNG format and sent as an attachment in the e-mail. If you've got it up somewhere else already and would rather provide a link, that's fine, you can just send the link instead.
6. Also please be aware that if the image(s) is(are) incredibly big, I'll have to resize it(them) to fit onto the page. All of my art has been scaled down by half atleast, and that's because my scanner likes to scan it in huge.
Sending in Avatars/Signatures/Other Graphics/Tutorials:
1. Any graphics you send in must be made by you in the graphics editing program of your choice. Again, this doesn't mean you can post something someone else made. This goes double for tutorials.
2. Provide a name (real or screenname) so I'll know who to give credit to.
3. Valid e-mail address is required so I can get in touch if I need to. Showing it on the site is your option, as well as a site if you'd like it listed. Again, I won't pass around your e-mail address to anyone else, so you won't have to worry about spam.
4. In the subject of the e-mail, let me know it's a graphic/tutorial submission or I might think it's junk and delete it. Give me a description of how many graphics you're sending me, what they're from, etc. Again, keep what you send in available for all to see. Hypothetically, if you wouldn't want your kids to see it, don't send it in. Still unsure? Talk to me about it first.
5. All graphics submissions must be in JPEG, GIF, or PNG format and sent in as an attachment. By some chance you're sending me a bunch at once, you can stick them in a compressed .Zip folder and attach that.
6. As far as tutorials go, you can submit a link to the page where you have it listed, or you can send it as a .txt file and as an attachment. If it's got pics as examples, make sure you have them labled correctly, and send them as attachments, or you can stick it all in a compressed .Zip file. Whatever's easier for you.
7. Please keep tutorials simple and straightforward, so even beginners can catch on. It would also be a real big help if you could list both what program you use to do the tutorial with and what you'd rate the difficulty (ya know, easy, medium, hard).
I think that's about it. If you still have questions don't hesitate to let me know and I'll see what I can do to help you. Other than that, feel free to start submitting!
