The User Art Topic

[turin]

I dunno. That mushroom doesn't look particularly perturbed to me - it looks disinterested rather than conquered.

I interpreted "conquered" as meaning terrain that had been seized from the enemy rather than an enemy that had been defeated...

[Iris]

The worm looks too much like a weird snake species to me. All worms I know have no eyes or horn on their head. In fact, they do not have any differentiation to tell whether it is their tail or head.

[Kess]

The Triumphant Worm Reveling Over The Conquered Mushroom

Amazing! I really see this in motion in my mind. I see it rather as the mushroom sitting there, in the eyes of the worm having been conquered, the worm triumphantly revels at it too. Ha ha ha! I feel your accomplished joy, Mr. Triumphant Worm.

[irrevenant]

I dunno. That mushroom doesn't look particularly perturbed to me - it looks disinterested rather than conquered.

I interpreted "conquered" as meaning terrain that had been seized from the enemy rather than an enemy that had been defeated...

Coming from SynErr I assumed the mushroom was sentient, but you could well be right.

[Blarumyrran]

I dunno. That mushroom doesn't look particularly perturbed to me - it looks disinterested rather than conquered.

I interpreted "conquered" as meaning terrain that had been seized from the enemy rather than an enemy that had been defeated...

a _worm_ conquering _terrain_ from the enemy? oh please, that is ridiculous, who would ever draw something as unrealistic as that

The worm looks too much like a weird snake species to me. All worms I know have no eyes or horn on their head. In fact, they do not have any differentiation to tell whether it is their tail or head.

imo the image of "snake" is more biological, referring to the one group of species, while imo "worm" is much more general, not only meaning lintworms and similar but also eg sea serpents and leviathans etc... hope its not just me.

Amazing! I really see this in motion in my mind. I see it rather as the mushroom sitting there, in the eyes of the worm having been conquered, the worm triumphantly revels at it too. Ha ha ha! I feel your accomplished joy, Mr. Triumphant Worm.

thats what i had in mind too for a while

I interpreted "conquered" as meaning terrain that had been seized from the enemy rather than an enemy that had been defeated...

Coming from SynErr I assumed the mushroom was sentient, but you could well be right.

or thats what they want you to think.

[Kestenvarn]

There is a fun SA thread where we've been playing through the Lone Wolf series. Here is some of my fanart:

Book 12 Spoiler
Book 20 Spoiler

[Jozrael]

omgomgomgomgomgomg Lone Wolf?

I luved that series as a child.

[WYRMY]

The Triumphant Worm Reveling Over The Conquered Mushroom

I dunno. That mushroom doesn't look particularly perturbed to me - it looks disinterested rather than conquered.

But the worm has that evil take-over-the-world look in its eye.... mwahahaha!
But otherwise, it looks... well... strange.....

[Blarumyrran]

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[Mica]

That's awesome! I'm SO saving that as my new desktop background!

unless you mind, of course. XD

[WYRMY]

I CAN see a worm there, and I could imagine a mushroom being there in the bottom left hand side???

[Baufo]

This would make an awesome desktop wallpaper indeed, very nice work

[Peter the Great]

This would make an awesome desktop wallpaper indeed, very nice work

And for macs (I don't know how to do it on pcs) if you press control+alt+apple+8 at the same time it looks even better.

[Rex Umbrarum]

This would make an awesome desktop wallpaper indeed, very nice work

And for macs (I don't know how to do it on pcs) if you press control+alt+apple+8 at the same time it looks even better.

That inverts the colors. (Just so non-mac users could do it too)

[Peter the Great]

And for macs (I don't know how to do it on pcs) if you press control+alt+apple+8 at the same time it looks even better.

That inverts the colors. (Just so non-mac users could do it too)

Oops, I intended to post that too but I must've forgotten.