Stratadrake

Hi

hello there this may be a stupid question but I was wonder how does one get featured? do you have to draw amazingly or do some sort of thing to enter to be featured or what? just wondering, thank you :3

"Featured" works on the main page are suggested by users and picked by site staff.

oh, okay thank you :)

Not as long as you're using a throwaway email address. (Or do you have "something" to hide?)

...The fact that you are even aware of that particular phrase implies you've trolled our site before. AMIRITE?

I've sent an email to Fanart Central TWICE about shutting down my account. It's been a few months, and my account still exists. Can we please delete my account soon?

If you edit your profile info, you can find the option to self-terminate your account from there; emailing a staff member is not actually necessary anymore.

I can't login to the forums

Email needs verifying.

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This flash has been in pending for two days, going on three. I submitted some stuff here before, most of the time it was a single day.

Any reason why this is taking so long? Not that it really matters, I'm not too concerned with submitting it to FAC.

Even with auto status, sometimes a picture will get sent to the AP queue. In this case, it's because of the image's very large height (questionnaire memes tend to be that way).

Um.......I keep sumiting some pics on my profile, and well I cant relly get a skech book (I do have one but its for pestels). and i resently bought some trasing paper. but I berly get an alowens It would take me a month to get a good enuf skech book. and I done know how to us pohtoshop, and I cant take the lines off, So I would Aprehest some help, PLZ.

Since you have a computer, if you can snag a few blank sheets of paper from your printer then that will do fine. (Printer paper doesn't have the same texture as drawing paper, but you won't even notice a difference.)

Myself, I used to use the backs of whatever sheets the teacher handed out for the previous week's class, often folding/cutting/tearing the sheet in half so I could have "two" sheets to draw on.