For those of you wondering whether or not you may create your own Sketchbook or Anatomy Thread, the answer is [b]YES![/b] :)
I only ask that you stick to the naming convention of calling your thread:
[b][color=LemonChiffon]2D Artists should call their threads:[/color][/b]
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Sketchbook Thread of Your Name
OR
[/b]Anatomy Thread of Your Name
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[color=LemonChiffon]3D Artists may choose instead to call their threads:
[/color][/b][b]Anatomy Thread of Your Name
OR
Figurative Thread of [/b]Your Name
[left]Sketchbook / Anatomy / Figurative Threads are about independent study with advice and feedback from the community and myself as needed.
You are welcome to post work to your own Sketchbook / Anatomy / Figurative Thread that you have posted elsewhere on the forums.
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[left]You need not ask permission to create your own Sketchbook / Anatomy / Figurative Thread.
I encourage everyone who creates a Sketchbook / Anatomy / Figurative Thread to regularly comment on others' threads as well! :)
[b]EDIT: PLEASE NOTE!
[/b][left]While the new naming convention for most is "Sketchbook Thread of *name*" this does not mean that work posted to these threads should be non~figurative.
[b]What [/b][b]Sketchbook / Anatomy / Figurative Threads[/b][b] may contain:[/b]
[b]Anything [i]Figurative[/i].[/b] This includes 2D/3D:
-people
-animals
-creatures
-figurative armor / clothing
-cloth
[b]What [/b][b]Sketchbook / Anatomy / Figurative Threads [/b][b]may not contain:
[/b][b]Anything [i]Non~Figurative[/i].[/b] This includes 2D/3D:
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-cars (transportation)
-buildings
-guns / weapons etc. if not attached to a figure
-etc.
It's not as though I'm going to mind if these things are occasionally posted ~ however, the focus here on the Artistic Anatomy and Figurative Art Forum should remain just that. :)
[left]Cheers, :)
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- Rebeccak