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LBT Fanart / Re: these are two sketch pieces of guido and petrie
« on: September 01, 2024, 01:20:47 AM »
Awww that's so cute!
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The Welcome Center / Re: ¡Hola!
« on: September 01, 2024, 01:18:36 AM »
Oh hey, welcome to the Gang of Five!
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Starday Wishes / Re: Happy Starday, Cyadical!
« on: September 01, 2024, 01:16:24 AM »
Happy birthday!
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The Written Word / Re: Good places to share fanfiction?
« on: August 29, 2024, 11:16:28 PM »Oof, I feel that. I've had troubles working out Fanfiction.net, and Archive of Our Own and Wattpad can be just plain disgusting at times.
I've been to the Land Before Time section on AO3 before...huge mistake.
I own a Tumblr blog (right here), (warning for occasional language) and that's where I post my 6teen fanfics these days. If you're okay with Tumblr it's probably my best suggestion. Plus there's all sorts of handy-dandy blogs to help with your writing inspiration.
Honestly AO3 is the only fanfiction site I'd recommend anyone use. It has a more attentive staff, it has a wide array of features to help you curate your experience and avoid what you don't like, and there's no fear of fics being deleted by the site admins out of the blue. Authors there get to enjoy the relative safety of not having to worry about being sued into the ground, which was a problem before its existence. FF.Net is too antiquated and Wattpad is too delete happy.
Dare I ask?
The thing to remember about AO3 is that it's staunchly anti-censorship. So long as it's legal to write about/create fiction for by US law, it is permitted on AO3. This means you will find some rather...questionable fics. But it has a great set of features to curate your own experience so as long as you know how to use the tagging system, you should be able to avoid fics you don't want to see. Just don't report fics just because you feel icky about them. Not only will that be ignored, but you run the risk of getting permabanned if you keep doing it. Oh and don't harass authors either. Though small, AO3's staff is more attentive than, say, FF.Net and if you break their TOS too many times, you'll also get permabanned.
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The Welcome Center / Re: Long time LBT fan, first time forum user
« on: October 22, 2021, 09:54:01 PM »
Hello and welcome
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Visual Art / Re: DarkHououmon's Artwork
« on: September 04, 2021, 09:36:40 PM »
Whoops! Sorry I hadn't noticed these replies until now. Thanks for the comments.
Their name is Flicker.
Yes. They're intersex, so neither male nor female, and goes by they/them pronouns.
It was hard to pull off but fun to do.
Nicely drawn. Is this an Alimon? Does s/he have a name?
Their name is Flicker.
Very nice. I like the grin in this drawing. At one point I knew some of the differences between the Alimon, but not so sure anymore haha. I think this one was the genderless one or something?
Yes. They're intersex, so neither male nor female, and goes by they/them pronouns.
Great expression on this one, nice work
It was hard to pull off but fun to do.
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General Land Before Time / Re: Contact Universal for LBTXV
« on: April 08, 2020, 01:52:46 AM »So, yes. Emails might work. You never know. Certainly people have tried before.
Llyn didn't say emails, though. She said 'snail mail'. Physical letters.
In order to increase your chances of a company at least giving you a quick listen, snail mail is the way to go. Anyone can write an email and send it out. Emails can be deleted, ignored. But with snail mail, there's effort. You have to buy the paper, the stamp, the envelope, write out your message, actually mail it. These are harder to ignore.
So if anyone is set on sending Universal letters regarding a next LBT movie, stick with the snail mail route. Never use email. Not if you really want them to take your message the slightest bit seriously.
Edit: And when you send your snail mail, please be formal and to the point. No need to say anything grandiose or over the top. Remember, this is a major company, not a high school club. Skip the lingo and write to them in a professional manner. You can still express your love for LBT while writing appropriately.
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Visual Art / Re: DarkHououmon's Artwork
« on: April 05, 2020, 09:28:15 PM »Great art DH! I love the red one. Is it a Troodon?
Thanks! And no, he's an alimon like the other two.
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LBT Fanart / Re: Taunt's Crazy Train
« on: April 02, 2020, 10:58:55 PM »So Taunt is where the Cuccos of Hyrule come from
It's his master plan!
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Character Showcase / Re: Rhett - April 2020 (April Fools)
« on: April 02, 2020, 09:25:49 PM »
My two cents: I don't see any issues with a Rhett month. I don't have any ill feelings towards the character myself. I don't mind joking about him and I can understand why he's disliked by some fans. But for me, myself, I can't really hate him. Having a Rhett month is nothing to get upset about. It's just not worth wasting negative energy on. There's far more concerning things going on that deserve more attention than a oneshot character getting a bit of spotlight.
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LBT Fanart / Re: Taunt's Crazy Train
« on: April 02, 2020, 07:31:38 PM »
You should! Share the chicken love! 
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Visual Art / Re: DarkHououmon's Artwork
« on: April 02, 2020, 07:23:47 PM »
Been a while since I posted in here eh? 
Here's a couple images I've been meaning to post but forgot about:
Here's a couple images I've been meaning to post but forgot about:
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Visual Art / Re: DarkHououmon's Artwork
« on: November 10, 2019, 12:03:45 AM »
@ImpracticalDino Most of them were done the day of the prompt. There were a few times where I missed a day, so I drew 2 prompts in 1 day. I think there was one time that I drew 3 prompts in 1 day.
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Visual Art / Re: DarkHououmon's Artwork
« on: October 31, 2019, 11:36:23 PM »
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/347184569688260610/639667894237790239/IMG_20191031_233149644.jpg - Prompt 31: Ripe (Stray Sod)
And with that, Inktober is complete.
And with that, Inktober is complete.