hello and welcome back to mim's projects at random intervals because she's busy being a brand new junior in high school who might be beginning to outgrow this as she moves onto other ventures and increasingly many things i don't think the site aimed at children would like (I AM NOT LEAVING TO BE CLEAR) do i have calculus homework i need to work on despite it only being day 1 of school? yes do i have other things i told myself i'd work on because they're fun to do and i wanna do em like drawing? yep am i gonna do this for the ✨soul healing✨? oh stars yes >:] this is a guy he doesn't really have a story he just exists ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Code: @OmbraTheFurry2 Art: @mimfrank Song: Spiral Of Ants - Lemon Demon Characters: Anthony Inspired: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/466783945/
IF YOU REMIX, PLEASE GIVE PROPER CREDIT, PLEASE AND THANK YOU It's really not asking much, and will keep both of us out of conflict :3 if you're wondering what counts as “proper” credit*, take a look how i credited this ;3 just keep in mind: - who did the art? is it totally yours, or did you use someone else's? (including recolors!) (for recolors/bases, maybe note who made the original. For things like CC Entries, I would list the lineart credit separately.) - did you edit the code, or is it all the same as the original poster? (not totally required, but don't go crediting someone else's code as fully your own if all you did was modify it =v=) - what/who are the characters [if you're adding character credit]? is this listed correctly in the credits? if you’re adding creator/owner credits, who do the characters belong to/who were they designed by? - whose watermark is it? if it isn’t yours, please either remove it or change it to be your own (UNLESS the project happens to be a collab w/ the other person’s part. then leave it be and add your own watermark if you have one.) *note that this is based on my own standard, i’m pretty sure there isn’t a “proper” way to credit a scratch project ahaha this should help avoid accidental plagiarism!
