Hello, @DCFanArtClub! This week I’m providing you with a text challenge. That means you’re getting a phrase as a prompt — what you do with it is entirely up to you. Have fun!
Your prompt: “It’s so easy to be wicked without knowing it, isn’t it?”
You can draw any character this brings to mind, illustrate a scene — whatever your imagination sparks.
PS: How did you guys feel about having the submission thread open immediately with our Superman challenge? Was it better than waiting until the end of the week? Do you still prefer posting in the General section more than posting in the Community section? Would greatly appreciate your thoughts. Thanks!
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Open early, especially because I have more time on the weekend to work on it, and agree with Rob it did feel less rushed. Same with the monthly challenge.
I’m wondering if clubs will have to quarantine club activity to the Community section once the forum goes global. On the plus side, having that many new people around might increase traffic to the community section. It’s going to be wild seeing how it all plays out!
Thank you for your two cents! Glad this format is working out. Originally, i was worried we would overtake the Fan Creations section if our members were constantly posting there throughout the week, but I didn’t see that happen with the Superman challenge.
Glad you like it! Moving forward, at the end of these text challenges, maybe I’ll share where the original quotes were from.
Something like that! Though people could google and cheat. Next time, I’m picking something from the DCU. This time around, though, it’s a quote from a kid’s book.
Having the submission already there was nice. Knew where it was when I was ready.
As for general I think it’s nice. Gets more people to see it might even get them to join.
and that was a good thing.
Though people could google and cheat. Next time, I’m picking something from the DCU. This time around, though, it’s a quote from a kid’s book.
