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Pet Spotlight - Indra

January 20, 2014 12:00 am

Indra the Common Experiment has won the Pet Spotlight!

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

Congrats on your win :3

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

Haha, It's not a story at all, but a simple passage with a simple message, albeit you do have to give it some thought to see it. You're not really supposed to know who Freya is, until the end when she says "you will live forever in my heart, sweet butterfly,". - It's the musings of a young girl to the butterfly that flies past her window. She envys the butterfly's freedom, and longs to see the things that it has seen. Hope this helps explain it! :3

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

I dont really get the point of the "story" since I didnt feel it isnt really a story at all, just a letter to someone who we know nothing about, talking about something we know nothing about. The profile is really nice, and the style of the letter is nicely written, I like pets that tell a unique story instead of just a few paragraphs that feels like it is just a fragment of an entire novel...

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

Yay, thanks for the lovely comments guys. So glad to have my first spotlight win. â™¥

As for the render; I credited where I got it from - the person said that credit isn't needed, not that it isn't wanted - so I fail to see how that's worse than taking a random image and not saying where I got it from, but thanks for the concern.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by

So, sorry to be a downer but the main image is really poorly sourced. The DA user linked is just (claiming) they made the vector (though they appear to have stolen it from a random French blog - http://univers-mangas.eklablog.com/recent/7 - and even that could not be the original source of the vector, which for the record, is questionably a vector, esp. as presented (appears to be a straight transparent rip of the original, which might also be transparent, idk)).

This pixiv profile (http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=1234667) appears to be the original artist (also going by katou sami, and tagged as such on several databases of the image) though even that could be stolen, I suppose.

Images like this are hard to source, and I do get that, but putting the totally wrong one (who at least mentions they don't want credit, I guess) seems worse than none at all.

December 31, 1969, 7:00 pm by