>>8810

Ah, well as I said, prudent, although it does suck in a way.
Best to stay as anonymous on the net as one can.

Eh, she posted those boobs (the OP picture) on her DA as well, evidently by popular demand. She took them down after a short while, but she seems to at least be aware enough of anon's propensity for staying stupid shit not to be phased by them.

>>8808
Then she put that up. Predictably the comment thread for the photo is a million deep in her legions of fans screaming verbal masturbation.

Good lord, but she's got some sycophants. Her art's not really all that mind-blowingly phenomenal, honestly, though it's good fun and perfectly suited to be what it is.

>>8812


I honestly spent more time trying to get a better view of the sketches.

I'm fairly certain that at some point in time Jessica herself has said that she enjoys showing off. Which means she's probably also quite aware of what she'll have to put up with because of said exhibitionism. So, you know, there's not really much more to this story to qualify it as drama, IMO.

>>8804

Feel free to keep us updated over on /hugbox/ if you want!

\o/
And it only took you 9.5 months!

is she cute? ;P

>>8804
Awesome! Now you can Fight Crime together. The next time you see some people harassing a bum in the park. Step in and save the day.

>>8801

>If Dragoneer is unable to do anything him, we're going to try and play his game on a new level and offer what he's offering for free.

I would suggest going ahead and doing that anyway, if just to see his reaction.

People 'animate' over stuff like this all the time.
Some people are just dumb enough to pay for it, saying that, who really cares as long as they like the end product?

>>8803
You know, the more I think about it I have to agree with a point; if people are stupid enough to buy this traced crap, they deserve losing their money.
Though it was never really about what the buyers liked as far as this topic goes. It's in regards to Alvin being a talentless hack and him charging for traced art.

I think Dragoneer should step in. After all, he did with the krystal thing. This is similar

>>8730

Intent is part of thought based morality.

>>8724
You're both pretty much correct here, though I hoped to get Sniff to think for a moment. Something he was unwilling to do, apparently.

I didn't stick around that long, trying to get the wanted result. If you squeeze a lemon, hoping for OJ, and it doesn't work, you shouldn't just squeeze harder. It was a fruitless idea. Either way...

I like cub art - as long as what's depicted looks fun for all parties involved. I don't hate children, but I certainly don't get off on them. I LOLed at Sniff's repeated assurances that I was "lying to myself" or that if I didn't like real kids now, I would eventually.

Either way, I'll say it again: Doesn't matter how much you hate someone. In my opinion, bitch at him, bitch at his friends, call him names, try to goad him into arguments - if you must, but don't involve me. Try to do damage to his real life because you don't like what he says, does or draws online? That's fucked up, and I personally hope every last person who manages to do this, or has a hand in it happening, ends up having it happen to them and figures out that it's not acceptable. Or just bitches about how unfair it is, I don't care either way since I don't think these types usually learn lessons.

The only potential exception I could agree to is in a case such as Snistrtaz. He's already stated that child porn should be legal (mind you, this is stuff that often does real emotional and physical damage). And even in these cases, alerting to the proper authorities is all I'll advocate - it's not doing any good, really, to try to fuck up his life yourself.

People like Edis Krad? He drew stuff that freaked a lot of people. There is, I think, I good chance that he knows quite well how to separate fantasy and reality, and not actually do what he draws. So should you, too, be able to separate fantasy from reality, and not take your online torches-and-pitchforks crusades into real life-affecting actions, which in most cases are usually directed not at solving a problem, but rather simply damaging someone's life for your own personal amusement. I repeat: I sincerely hope ye random troll gets your address or work contact and starts threatening to destroy your life just 'cuz.

The online pissing matches, "e-cred" crap and stuff? Still quite funny.

>>8730
And possibly yes, but how, then, can I be totally turned on by drawn furry adults, drawn furry kids, and real adults, but not by real kids?

Part of that is having the firm understanding that real kids (1) cannot consent because (2) their minds are simply not mature enough to understand. Furry cubs can be any way the artist or viewer wants, because they're based in fantasy.

When the mind begins to blur lines is where a person will begin to have a problem.

I thought I was the only one who disliked Sniff, lol

>>8767

Are you saying your presence is fat?

>>8787

>>8762

I like maple syrup on my pancakes,
mmmmm pancakes.


>>maple syrup power death bots

Wait, we have those ?
Damn so that's why the price of maple syrup is going up. Sticky situation indeed..... mmmm maple cookies.

well, who wants a beer ?

>>8792

Strange Brew FTW

>>8705

No, I'm pretty sure Andy is just tiny where it counts.

>>8706

Maybe Gogo's biting her lip to keep from saying "fffffffaggot."

>>8706
Isnt Andy a highschooler?

>>8714

Even for a high-schooler, it just doesn't look proportional to the rest of his body.

Well, it's official: there's a part three to Gunmouth's Mora comic series, and he's even working on a part four.

Whether this is a good or bad thing remains to be seen.

>>8662

Sign a petition to make it turn back to porn, lest it continues on as free, publicly-viewable, FA-posted chapters about Mora derailing herself and the rest of the cast further into a highly-watered down Ninja Champion-esque plot where Rain Silves becomes Mistress Splinter. Or Shredderette.

I say "watered down" because that's what I thought about the hilarious joke that is the actual fight between Mora and Rain and Mora's obvious bluff about being a badass royal asscaptain.

>>8662

Sounds like some fresh drama coming to a board near you.

My prediction: I will continue ignoring the existence of the sequels and still only read ABITN. I don't know if it's possible he'll make a third one that excuses the second.

>>8624
http://dammitfreehaven.com/comm/res/2.html#7

Accepted money, then ran. Not that I believe orangy would do that, but there's no guarentee that something might cut her off from her contacts.

And yeah, Hirtes did that a fair bit, he would commission large pieces, then abandons the contract without paying the end. This is why you should be paid per image done.

>>8625

>>You'll want to make sure you get paid for each page you complete.

Actually, thats probably the best method.

Wow, that's messed up. How can you get the money to commission a long comic project and still not have learned the rules for polite society? I am boggled. Hell, I feel like a huge creep just asking porn artists to draw me porn!

Regarding payment, I agree with getting it up front in batches, either per-page or per-group. That way if he crosses the line even further (somehow) it's easier to cut him off.

Yeah, I've had art commissioned at Cons and, save for artists doing simple badges like Marci, etc. most I've had tell me to pay half up front, return in the middle to make any necessary modifications while it's still a sketch, then pay the rest when completed. I'm not talking about me insisting on these; artists have told me to do it this way, which works well. On the rare occasion that the sketch needs huge modifications or changes, I tend to tack on a bit extra then or at the end.

I agree: Get him to pay half up front. And be polite but very firm in insisting that this is a friendly business relationship, but it is still *only* a business relationship. If he keeps on, keep reiterating this, but get slightly less polite each time. There'll be a point, hoppefully sooner rather than later, that he either gets it and shuts up, or gets it and leaves. But don't let him do this siomply because of the money unless you're truly willing to put up with his creepy stalker-ness.

>>8649

>>8651

In other words, Adam got himself an ego somewhere along the line and thought this was the best point to show it off.

>>8654

Pretty much. What kind of moron forces potential customers to guess what price they will need to pay for a commission, and then get upset when they think it is too high?

I guess I'm the only person in the entire fandom who can enjoy someone's art even if something(s) about the artist don't appeal to me. I don't know anything to hate Zaush for, but I still like Gembeck's art despite knowing he ended up doing some fucked-up stuff. And if an artist is a drama-whore but draws stuff I like, I just enjoy the art and ignore the drama.