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Atty's Thoughts 01
3 years ago
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Here's a question for y'all:
I'm wanting to re-share my gallery again -- but so much of my art I've held for SO long... and uh
My filesorting practices have been... a little less than stellar
So I may have straight up forgotten whom the artists were for most of my gallery, provided I can read their signatures
Think it's OK for me to share and request some help in IDing these wonderful artist's work with me?
Appreciate the thoughts!
Been wanting to upload forever and ever, but been too embarrassed to share cause of this point!
I'm wanting to re-share my gallery again -- but so much of my art I've held for SO long... and uh
My filesorting practices have been... a little less than stellar
So I may have straight up forgotten whom the artists were for most of my gallery, provided I can read their signatures
Think it's OK for me to share and request some help in IDing these wonderful artist's work with me?
Appreciate the thoughts!
Been wanting to upload forever and ever, but been too embarrassed to share cause of this point!
I think I can lend a hand if I spot my work!
AndrewShannon
~andrewshannon
Sometimes it can be hard, a friend of mine has a lot of trouble with it, if any contacts fail, then I think posting anyway with it in the description that you want to know could be quite helpful, since it gives a wider pool honestly.
TheLittlePrince
~thelittleprince
I think it is ok to post the artwork and add in the description that you would like help finding who the artist is ^^ I have many art commissions that I also need to add to my gallery so I understand o.o
Meus Artis
~deadlykid27
I thought I gave you a huge list with all the titles, descriptions, artists, etc
Lemley
~lemley
If the artist has uploaded it, saucenao is always a friendly choice. Other then that, though, that's all the advice/help I am able to give
KittenAtPlay
~kittenatplay
As an artist, I can say you can safely post the work, but make sure you clearly state you're looking for the name of the artist to whom the work belongs to. As they likely have shared it themselves, it shouldn't be hard for someone to come across the art.
