The image is a placeholder. Real information below -- So, I'm getting awfully close to finishing up the Camp Life chapter of the Outlaw Country story. From here on out, I'm envisioning two more chapters (should be shorter than the previous chapters) and the Outlaw Country travel mockumentary (I just finished generating the images, all that's left is to write up the text) and that should be it for a while. The plan is to do short stories at various bits on the timeline, exploring some ideas. So, I have a vision for the next two chapters, and one of them has a big character reveal...but the character is on the spooky side. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Orcland, just make the monster and upload it? What's the harm?" Well, I've been concerned because I've been hit by the Sensitive false alarm slap a good number of times while designing monsters/scary scenes in the past. This time though, I had SUCH GOOD LUCK with how the monster turned out, I had to take one of the previous images from the batch and upload it, just to "test the waters," so to speak. Well, I uploaded it and it survived the Sensitive scan! If the previous test image survived, then clearly the finalized monster, which appears less scary than the test upload monster image, should also go through. This means the final character reveal should go off with no problems. I know this post may not seem like much to you, but knowing my biggest reveal should go off without any troubles is a good enough reason to celebrate, to me anyways. Oh, while the test image was uploaded and then quickly deleted, if you saw anything within those seconds...I'd prefer you say nothing about it. We can keep what we saw a secret. 😉
