Please follow these rules as accurate as possible. It shows us you've read them. A list of detailed rules can be found on the ABOUT US page! BE SPECIFIC! For example, foxes and wolves are both canines, but they do NOT share the same anatomy. Try to avoid confusion and be as detailed as possible. Deviations that IGNORE these rules will be REJECTED. If you have any questions regarding your deviation, please note the group.
What is redlining? Redlining is when a person draws over another persons work in red, to help improve anatomy and the structure of the drawing. Can I be a redliner? Contributor requests can be submitted to ~Celty . Send her a NOTE with a subject line asking about "Redline Group Contributor request" or something to that nature. All requests sent directly to the group will be rejected. Whats the difference between a contributor and a member/watcher? The contributors help with the redlining, and are skilled artists. The members and watchers are the ones who can submit drawings that they want fixed. How many deviations can we submit a day? One (1) deviation per week. We suggest that you only submit very important drawings or be very careful with what you submit. If you've gone over the limit of 1 deviations and need something redlined, contact one of the Co-Founders. Why haven't you redlined my drawing? Because, most likely, we haven't managed to get to it yet. We typically try to get to a submitted deviation within about two (2) weeks. If you feel your deviation has been sitting in the group for awhile (more than two (2) weeks), please note one of the Co-Founders and we'll try to get it done quicker, although please bear with us if we have a backlog. The amount of deviations is annoying me! Simply unwatch our deviations. I know it's annoying, but sometimes the drawings are interesting and you may find an artist you actually like, even if it's a redliner. There are other groups like this. Did you steal the idea? Nope, we just figured that the other groups were too slack. WAAAY too slack. We want this group to be forever active until it gets unpopular. And we will strive to make this a successful critique and redlining group. I can't submit anything! This could be occurring because you aren't a MEMBER. We've set the settings of our group so only members can submit things to be redlined, to avoid being flooded with submissions. You'll have to join as a member to submit things. Why was my deviation removed/rejected? Probably because it didn't follow the rules. Re-Read the rules, update accordingly, and re-submit it. Contact a Co-Founder (or comment on the Group's page) if you have further issues. I don't know how to bold my description, can I capitalize it too? Sure! As long as it stands out. Putting a note for the redliners at the exact BEGINNING of the description will guarantee you that your deviation will be accepted. But if you want to bold it, the code for it is: < b > your text here < / b > (without spaces). This example will show you: your text here I wish for something to be redlined, but I don't want to post it on DeviantArt. Can you still redline it for me? Typically about the only time a request would be fulfilled without it being submitted is if one of our contributors notices your comment here and is generous enough to redline your art without it being submitted... but that doesn't happen very often. -- - We aren't extremely fast, organized people. We get things done at our pace, and we would like if you could appreciate that. - We do critiques as well as redlines. - We have a tutorials folder in our gallery if you wish to go through it. - We aren't aligned with any groups as of yet. - You can contact us whenever you like, don't be nervous. |
