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Oh, Those Artsy People!

Nanowrimo isn't all writing-based! There is an art community too, where Nanoers can share their art, participate in collaborations and art fights, trade artworks, and more!

Here are some threads and posts that stand out in the artsy part of Nanowrimo.

In April of 2019, a thread appeared on the Art Class forum under the name, "Planning a YWP MAP (Multi-Animator-Project". Clicking on this thread lead to a brilliant idea where anyone, regardless of past experience or skill, could contribute a part to Nano's very own Multiple Animator Project, to the song High Hopes by Panic! At the Disco. The project has been going for quite some time, and only a few more parts are needed to complete the MAP.

One part in particular stood out to me from the MAP. I thought Rosa's part looked gorgeous and it was clear she'd spent a lot of time and effort on it. Her background went really well with the lyrics in her part, and her OC looked really cute too! Thanks for your hard work, Rosa!

Here's Rosa's part, and give her a round of applause!

Everyone is working really hard on this, and the finished product will be amazing with so many talented artists involved!

There's also a trio of really cool threads, hosted by chromgradulations! The Art Fights are definitely one of my favourite parts of the Art Forum, and we're currently in Round Three- Battle of the Tacolovers. Team One members are a fan of Taco Time, whereas Team Two like Taco Bell. 


These art fights get really intense! Though teams have usually only had 4-7 people, last round a team collected more than 5000 points! That's a lot of drawing!


I'd like to give a small shout out to Nanoer ViveLaPluto, who compiled all the artworks from the Art Fights together into one folder so we could see them all! Everyone works really hard on those, so it's super great of Vive to put them all together for us. *cheering*

Finally, because I'm sure you're all tired of me, I'd like to show you one of my favourite artworks in the Share Your Art forum, where anyone can post art of any medium they've made and receive much squealing and love.

August by Coopbella

This is a beautiful drawing of my pal Coopbella's OC August, by Coop herself! She's an incredibly talented artist and this drawing of August just sticks to me. Great job, Coop! <3

That's all from me for now! The artists of the YWP are all super talented people, and I hope if you don't usually frequent the Art forums that you'll go check it out!
There's a lot of incredible work to see there.

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