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       Types of art that you may submit here: ~~~ 1. Lineart drawn on top of a stock photo This one's easy! Our gallery has TONS of stock photos you can use! Just stick one of them into MS Paint (or print it out and use a marker) to draw a lineart of what you see right on top of it! Then submit it to the Lineart folder! ~~~ 2. Final Interpretations This one's a little tougher, and you're only allowed to do it if you do a lineart like in #1 first. This involves finishing the picture, or redrawing the same thing in a different pose and finishing that one. Either way, it's for colored versions of whatever you depicted in your lineart. These get submitted to the Final Interpretations folder! ~~~ 3. 3-in-ones or animations This is for either animations (which are fun, but hard to do), OR for taking the original photo, the lineart on top of the photo, AND the final interpretation and laying them out meme style in one deviation. Both of these types of drawing would be submitted to our 3-In-Ones and Animations folder! ~~~ 4. Stock Photos This one should be fairly obvious, but it's for submitting your own photos that you'd like people to interpret! They get added to our stock so any member can use them! Because clouds are not the only thing we can interpret here, there are several stock photo folders, including ones for inkblots, spilt milk, funny shaped trees, and personally invented constellations. All of these can be seen by visiting our general Gallery IMPORTANT  All photos must be free for use by any other member of this group to interpret in their own way as well. We do not work exclusively with creatures or clouds, they are simply our primary focus All new members and perspective members please read this blog: Quick reminders and an Idea! If you are confused about any of our folders, each one's rules can be read for clarification in this blog: Breakdown of individual Folder Rules |
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Still, I'll be hoping to see at least a FEW interpretations 
Two separate deviations: lines and final
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