Oreparma

If you haven't already read my last entry, please do so: http://oreparma.deviantart.com/journal/Apparently-you-can-t-rip-pixel-art-JCink-disgust-348902117 The art thief discussed has a DA and she submitted her ripped work as stock. This is not okay with myself and the other owners and creators of the original badges. Please report this deviation for art theft: http://crissie2389.deviantart.com/art/Pixel-Badges-353975855 For posterity, here is the site (RPG-D, also called the 'D) which first created and used the badges which are specifically and exclusively for that site: https://rpg-directory.com/threads/what-are-badges.46197/ And here are

This just in guys! Pixel art is unrippable! Not only is it not real art, but when you work with things on a small-scale basis, it's impossible to create anything original, ergo ripping pixel art doesn't exist! Or so says the creator, founder and admin of JCink: http://jcink.com/ A free forum hosting service that uses IPB 1.3 software. The following is a direct quote from JCink, taken from Caution 2.0, a forum RP resource site: http://z10.invisionfree.com/CAUTIONTOTHEWIND/index.php? "She" in this case, is JCink's girlfriend, who was banned from another forum RP resource site for frankenpixeling their award badges and trying to pass them off

It was only supposed to be a summer. A three-month jaunt through Bordertown. Okay, not a jaunt. That's something Uncle Neo would say. Or dad. Adi'd call it a pilgrimage. Trust him to equate digging up old memories of mom with a religious activity. Not that I blame him. I find it fitting. You probably do, too. But it was only supposed to be a summer.  Three months with mom's old letters, journal and Polaroids with impossible pictures of who knows what. I read in her journal that she had been told (repeatedly) that cameras didn't work, but it looks like she tried anyway. Looks like she kept trying. You've seen them. You know. I suppose now w