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Yep

Yes.

Yeah.. you see a lot of decapitated heads in Runescape.

Nope, not here.

Hey hey.. you don't have to bump every hour. I'm sure someone will see it.. try to save your bumps for once a day. BTW, I think you have some great talent.. if I had any RS gp, I would bid.

It's too big, but I like the look :)

You can get these online..

I love the way you expressed the duality of man.

Too big for the boards, please read the rules in the announcements forum.

minernav - Watch your mouth. I see that word again, I take action. xrhinox - None of your business who it was. If you want to try and make it your business, I can gladly send you to the ban appeal page, if you catch my drift. The people have a right to privacy.

This is not the right board for advertising forums.

Second poem that has gone totally unnoticed.. I can't figure it out. Am I that bad?

hmm.. 8/10 for the bad grammar :) It's a neat sig, though.

Don't worry about me being a mod.. First of all, you and I both know that censoring gore doesn't hold anyone back. In my opinion, the best sigs that mister has done don't have a drop of blood in them. If an artist can only express themselves through gallons of blood and guts, then this is not the right forum for them to be in. If I killed someone in the "wilderness" I would expect them to disappear and have their armor drop under my feet. Runescape doesn't have blood and guts flying everywhere, why should a Runescape signature? And his avatar means nothing unless you know the rule. To anyone else, it looks like a car drives by and narrowly misses him, or something. How much blood is okay? How ever much we deem is too much. That's how rating systems work.. you know when you're crossing the line with gore, and you know it'll get removed.

Can't make a piece of art without 50 gallons of blood in it? Of all the things to protest, this is definitely not worth it. It's not a rule just to piss anyone off, it's a rule because honestly, gore is not appropriate for a family thread.

Perhaps put a demonic face in the middle.. don't make it too obvious.. perhaps something in the background that you can barely make out?

Interesting image. I always knew it was a fire and brimstone sermon, but you have an interesting approach. (I was never interested in the puritan writing in my classes.. blech)

When I first saw it, I thought "Swastika" Not sure why.. but that's the first thing that came to my mind.. If you look at the smaller image, you can plainly see the swastika in the middle. After further inspection.. it's a very neat insignia :)

I posted this on the AS story forums.. thought maybe someone here would like it. Hopefully it will go over better than my last poem in this forum... A small, sturdy sappling grows in a field. Its life but an empty book awaiting an author. The suns arises early this morning, and I see a hint of green. What a proud little sappling it must be, to have sprouted its first leaf for me. Weeks go by and I return to that field. As I make my rounds, I spot that plant. Oh how big my little friend has become. I sit down beside it and smile. As the wind blows its small, green leaves, I pull out a knife and gingerly slice them off. I work carefully until all that remains is the thin and delicate trunk. I remove the sappling from the ground and carefully strip the bark. What a perfect tree he was. What a perfect tree he could have been. After I have finished, I inspect my work. I smile to myself as I cut a notch into each end. I slip a few feathers into one and tie a flat, but sharp head to the other. Straight as an arrow this little tree was, and never have I seen one prettier. I marvel my work for only a second. A rustling of leaves comes from behind me. Quickly I turn, nocking my little friend. I fire without hesitation and watch with wonder. So straight was his flight. So dangerous was his landing. As the beast falls, I silently stab its heart, ending its painful death throes. I glance solemnly at the arrow in its side. "You saved me, my friend," I whisper. Some might say that I've killed you today, friend, but I believe I gave you a reason to live.

yep.. the paint can :)