Would you be willing to change the name of the creature in the title and description? The term "Beholder" in reference to a floating eye creature is actually trademarked by Wizards of the Coast, regardless of how small the resolution is.
Uploading multiple songs together doesn't force your fans to listen to songs they don't want to. It just makes it easier to hear other potentially-similar songs they might also like if they so choose. :) They don't have to go to 10 different pages, they can just click the preview for the next song.
It also is considered more polite than uploading 10 songs individually since that tends to push everyone else's art off the front page, where having a single submission of multiple songs still gets the same exposure on the front page as 10 individual uploads do. Thus the reason for the following policy in the Submission Guidelines:
"OGA reserves the right to combine groups of small, similar submissions by the same author in order to keep the archive organized."
That's not to say every one of your songs should be consolidated into one single submission, but if you're uploading a bunch of songs in the span of minutes, they should probably be uploaded as a set in a single submission with multiple previews.
Both of those were visible for several days on the front page's "latest art" section. Actually, the furniture one is still visible in "latest art" and both are visible in "popular this week" right now.
That is a reasonable concern, though. We want artists submissions to be visible for a decent period. What would you suggest as a solution? I have been encouraging submitters to consolidate thier submissions (it's better for everyone anyway, the artists tend to get more attention when their stuff is in a cohesive set) but how do we enforce that besides asking?
Indeed. Why not only have a "2D art" category since even 3D models are represented on a 2D screen and therefore 2D. Even audio files are 1D waveforms stretched onto an amplitude axis and therefore 2D. :)
Thanks for the update. Philosophically, categories are pointless. Categorically, proper organization is important. :P
Interesting calibration tool. Seems useful. Thanks for sharing it.
I don't think there is any need to separate the images or change the file format. I was wondering why it is categorized as "2D art" instead of "Texture".
Wow. I think that fits the art pretty darn well! Nicely done. I like it.
tiny! :)
Would you be willing to change the name of the creature in the title and description? The term "Beholder" in reference to a floating eye creature is actually trademarked by Wizards of the Coast, regardless of how small the resolution is.Uploading multiple songs together doesn't force your fans to listen to songs they don't want to. It just makes it easier to hear other potentially-similar songs they might also like if they so choose. :) They don't have to go to 10 different pages, they can just click the preview for the next song.
It also is considered more polite than uploading 10 songs individually since that tends to push everyone else's art off the front page, where having a single submission of multiple songs still gets the same exposure on the front page as 10 individual uploads do. Thus the reason for the following policy in the Submission Guidelines:
That's not to say every one of your songs should be consolidated into one single submission, but if you're uploading a bunch of songs in the span of minutes, they should probably be uploaded as a set in a single submission with multiple previews.
This is close to that, Joth, but with Newly Submitted at the top instead of the bottom. Is that what you're thinking of possibly?
Good songs. Why not upload them all in one submission to form a cohesive set of songs instead of many submissions with one song each?
I like this idea! What does this sound like?
https://opengameart.org/content/swamp-dryad
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Both of those were visible for several days on the front page's "latest art" section. Actually, the furniture one is still visible in "latest art" and both are visible in "popular this week" right now.
That is a reasonable concern, though. We want artists submissions to be visible for a decent period. What would you suggest as a solution? I have been encouraging submitters to consolidate thier submissions (it's better for everyone anyway, the artists tend to get more attention when their stuff is in a cohesive set) but how do we enforce that besides asking?
Indeed. Why not only have a "2D art" category since even 3D models are represented on a 2D screen and therefore 2D. Even audio files are 1D waveforms stretched onto an amplitude axis and therefore 2D. :)
Thanks for the update. Philosophically, categories are pointless. Categorically, proper organization is important. :P
Interesting calibration tool. Seems useful. Thanks for sharing it.
I don't think there is any need to separate the images or change the file format. I was wondering why it is categorized as "2D art" instead of "Texture".
Isn't this more of a texture?
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