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Even if you're not an artist, or you don't take commissions, imagine for a moment that you are and you do. If you were to accept a commission from someone and they were directing you to draw a substandard piece, what would you do? Maybe they were insistent that you change part of the anatomy that is correct to something that is incorrect (for example, perhaps they are insistent that one of the legs would look better turned or bent in a direction a leg just can't bend, or something similar that isn't a stylistic thing, but an anatomical impossibility.) In short, it is a request that would make the drawing look bad and incorrect, but the comm
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When I was a kid, I used to love Halloween.  It used to be one of my absolute favorite holidays, and I'll tell you why: For a week at least before the actual day, TV stations would play loads of classic '80s horror movies like Friday 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, Jason, and so forth.  We would all tell each other scary stories during camp-outs at night, and put on spectacular Halloween celebrations at school. We would turn the stage in our elementary school cafeteria into a mini-haunted house, the "rooms" separated by curtains.  Kids were invited to stick their hands into boxes with labels like "eyeballs" that were really just a
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