All of the Werewolves of the Dart Arts stuff has its own website:
♦ There is an official website here: http://werewolfdarkarts.com/
♦ My working mirror is located here for your convenience: http://werewolf.gerbilfat.com/
It contains all of the cards in a printable format and instructions on how to play. This game is completely free! I'm the one that writes and maintains all of the website pages, so if you have any feedback about the website, have questions, find typos, or want to see certain information added or clarified, please contact me and let me know!
For more information about what this stupid Werewolves of the Dark Arts thing is, see this journal entry: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/1232216/
a long time ago on an art website far far away...posted Feb 22nd 2012, 6:52AM
Mood:
EDIT: I decided to upload some content that some of the users here missed. It's only part of what I could upload, and I hope I'm not breaking the rules with some of it. The Submission Policy is kind of vague about what 'pornographic' means.
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I logged in here after a long time of inactivity. I hate to say this but I don't think that I missed very much. It seems like a lot of the accounts I was watching are inactive, and most of the newer accounts don't seem too active, either. I really miss the old community here, the old old, from when the website started. Most of them (us?) left after the big content purge and administrative meltdown. That was a long time ago. I feel old talking about it.
Some of the first journals I posted here are from 7 (!) years ago. A long time.
Most of my art is going up on my Fur Affinity account, under the same name and with the same avatar. It can be accessed here: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/morningstar
Be aware there's adult content here, although not much, and you won't see it unless you are logged in and have it set to display mature and adult work. I'm mostly there so I can manage a single gallery that's in one place where I don't have to segregate content based on an arbitrary rating system.
I don't post too much on DA. I'm not a social butterfly and it seems like you need to aggressively self-promote there to be 'successful'. There's a lot of really talented and friendly people there. I don't feel like I fit in; this is more of my problem than an issue with the website. Maybe I should check out posting there again so I can have a gallery that's more accessible and not on a furry porn website. I don't think being successful on a website is important. I used to think it was, and I think that I was wrong.
Sheezyart, I miss you. I miss your overrides and ostentatious user customizations. I miss the lax content rules that gave me the freedom to post anything I wanted. But I never posted anything really bad. The idea that I could, I think, was perhaps the most liberating thing about it, even if I wasn't going to.
Your artwork makes me warm and fuzzy inside and had a wonderful time taking a trip through it LOL, it's no doubt you'll find me setting a watch on you now.
I stuck a bunch of magnets on the back of them to put them up on the fridge. Not only does the laminate look nice, but it protects the picture.
For coloring, it really depends on what you want to do. This is made with solvent-based marker (Prismacolor), and the thing with marker is that you need to work quickly so the ink remains damp (allows you to blend and layer color better), and always work from light to dark. You also need to use paper that can stand up to being soaked with ink, something like cardstock or bristol board. I've found that thick index cards take ink very well too. Those are the two most common things I end up telling people. If you need any tips about anything specific, just ask. :3
Ok, you know anything about prisma colored pencils?
Also, I have copics and prisma markers, but they never seem to turn out so beautiful as art like yours. Yours SHINES. Lemme send you a link to one of my copic marker images, and you tell me what I could have done to spice it up. Rip me apart, please. I need some constructive criticism in order to get better.