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Have you tried/checked the handy-dandy Matchmaking Thread? : )I still don't have anyone to pair up with so...Bloop-de-doop..
Have you tried/checked the handy-dandy Matchmaking Thread? : )I still don't have anyone to pair up with so...Bloop-de-doop..
The story cannot exceed 12,000 words and cannot be shorter than 3,500.
Oh man, stuff just got REAL. It's Keiji. : )That's a pretty long short-story >.>
I never really liked the concept of having a minimum requirement. I get the maximum,
but if someone can write something extremely amazing without using so many as 3.500
words, then I think that should suffice, obviously there could be a minimum of some
odd 1000 or something to avoid bullshit, but 3.500? I don't approve.
Anyway, looking for concept artist.
Here's my credentials: http://blackrosesandpoetryofdeath.wordpress.com/
That's a pretty long short-story >.>
I never really liked the concept of having a minimum requirement. I get the maximum,
but if someone can write something extremely amazing without using so many as 3.500
words, then I think that should suffice, obviously there could be a minimum of some
odd 1000 or something to avoid bullshit, but 3.500? I don't approve.
Anyway, looking for concept artist.
Here's my credentials: http://blackrosesandpoetryofdeath.wordpress.com/
Also, how are you going to fund the t-shirt
thingie?
Things just got a whole lot more interesting.
Oh man, stuff just got REAL. It's Keiji. : )
Ha, I'm flattered guys.
Suffice to say, though, the feeling is mutual. It's the likes of such fine gentlemen as
yourselves that makes me want to be part of this contest
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Can't seem to find it, but I'm certain I saw a question about vulgarity, and while I agree
that explicit sex-scenes isn't necessary for such a contest as this, I am curious as to where
the lines are drawn in... Other regards. Such as swearing and violence. Basically, what
kind of "rating" are we supposed to follow?
Personally, I find maturity restrictions kind of uninspiring, they limit ones creative
freedom and kind of strangles the character development somewhat, although I do
get it if we're going to be a bit on the... Nice side of things. I'm only curious as to
how far I can push it, I'd like a detailed reply with as much information regarding
what is acceptable and what is not acceptable.
Also, if it's not abundantly clear from the other thread, I'll mention it here too:
Me and Daenar7 is teaming up for this one, so beware wretches!
- Bring them quills and brushes, this will get inky!
And where the line is - you have to find it yourself. Every person has it's own tolerance lines where the charm or darkness gets lost, and where the story becomes over-charming or too dark. Thought this is perhaps a bit challenging to achieve, as I mentioned before, a slight dose could do more good than destruction.
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TEEN
Content is generally suitable for ages 13 and up. May contain violence, suggestive themes, crude humor, minimal blood, simulated gambling and/or infrequent use of strong language.
Is cursing at all allowed? And what gore concerns, for being a game that includes
monsters with their guts visibly dangling outside their bodies from a big hole in the
stomach, I imagine violence isn't so very... Strict? >.>
Hail Keiji! Champion of truth & justice & quills everywhere. : )Now, there's a detailed and proper guideline.
I'll keep it all in mind while racing my quill.
2000 is doable, good to know that my logic
isn't completely invisible![]()
Thanks for taking our thoughts into consideration, Pharaoh. : )I'll go with ESRB rating scale, just to make it somehow clearer:
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Minimum requirement of words changed to 2,000.
Hail Keiji! Champion of truth & justice & quills everywhere. : )
Swearing can help, but there are more beautiful and effective ways to show off the emotions![]()
A few questions: The character is for the Warcraft Universe, not World of Bullshit one right? So Horde and Alliance do not exist, gnomes and pandarens are very rare, etc. etc. Also, if this is a character for Warcraft IV does that mean it's right after Warcraft III or "10 years later" like in WoW?
It's for WarCraft universe, yes. The events should take place after WarCraft III, but you have no timeline constraints. It can be a day later, a decade later or a thousand years later (something that Metzen really likes to use - so do I :3).
It's for WarCraft universe, yes. The events should take place after WarCraft III, but you have no timeline constraints. It can be a day later, a decade later or a thousand years later (something that Metzen really likes to use - so do I :3).
But so you are allowed to "invent" your own lore as well? Say 500 years later a pandaren civilization has been developed and is now one of the main races, and the hero is on of them. Or do you have to work with the current Wc3 lore, but just expand on it? As in; no new playable races, new races/breeds of villains etc.
No, you can introduce anything you want, it just should be something that makes sense in the WarCraft universe, not metal-geared arachnids. ;p
Aw dangit!... not metal-geared arachnids. ;p
Not only is there no Rule (I can find) about what medium the artist uses, but such a Rule would not be well-received by the Artists in this sort of Contest; everyone will be using whatever medium they prefer, as long as they end up with a digital (.jpg, etc) picture that fits the criteria.I have a question and I know it may seem stupid, but what softwares are we allowed to use for drawing Concept Art? For the past few weeks I've been doing it on pen & paper, but I want to know if it's possible to use things like Paint or Paint.NET or maybe the AutoDesk app of Android to draw free hand art.
That person would win by sheer force of will. That's cathedral-tier artwork, right there.I don't imagine there should be any restrictions, hell, go make me some stained glass art, please!
That person would win by sheer force of will. That's cathedral-tier artwork, right there.![]()
....Not only is there no Rule (I can find) about what medium the artist uses, but such a Rule would not be well-received by the Artists in this sort of Contest; everyone will be using whatever medium they prefer, as long as they end up with a digital (.jpg, etc) picture that fits the criteria.
See, this Contest isn't an "Artist's Contest", testing the skillz of a given artist (in which case, defining or restricting to a certain medium would be an apt parameter); this is a "Joint" Contest, generally testing 'Design' and specifically testing "general artistic" and "general story-writing" abilities, respectively.
At least, that's how I see it. I could be wrong. Often am.![]()
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Indeed I did read that, but still when rendering, the computer does stuffs for me that I'd otherwise need to paint and what not, so it's hard to say what the judges would say about 3D rendering. And like, it pretty much does all the shadow and lightning stuffs for me just by using a light source so some contestants might say it's 'unfair' so to speak, thus would be nice if someone could answer this question.