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An empty ArtFight 2024 template for Team Stardust, featuring sections for user info, attack preferences, and character types like human, feral, anthro, monster, worm, and mech. It includes blank slots for character images and a large text overlay stating it's a template.
A completed ArtFight 2024 template for user CHAI_TEA on Team Stardust, showing preferences for attacking anyone, friendly fire, and revenge. It features five character illustrations and indicates character types including human, feral, anthro, monster, worm, mech, and god.
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MY TEMPLATE FOR THE 2024 ARTFIGHT!!!

2024/6/17 Edited to

... Read moreHey fellow artists and ArtFight enthusiasts! As we gear up for the 2024 ArtFight, having a clear and comprehensive template for your profile is an absolute game-changer. I've found that a well-filled template isn't just about organizing your characters; it's about making it effortless for others to create amazing attacks for you, and for you to understand what kind of attacks you're looking for. When I'm getting my profile ready, especially for Team Stardust, I always think about what information is most crucial. My template includes key sections like "user info," "attack preferences," and a detailed breakdown of "character types." For user info, keep it concise but make sure to include your ArtFight username and any key links. This helps people find and tag you easily. Next, let's talk "attack preferences." This is where you can specify if you're open to "friendly fire" (attacking teammates) or if you prefer to only attack the opposing team. I always tick 'yes' to "revenge" attacks – it adds an extra layer of fun and strategy to the event! Clear attack preferences mean less confusion and more attacks that you'll genuinely love. Then there's the exciting part: "character types." My template covers a wide range, including human, feral, anthro, monster, worm, mech, and even god characters. Understanding these categories is super helpful for both you and your attackers. For instance, "feral" often refers to animal characters in their natural, non-humanoid form, while "anthro" characters are animals with human-like characteristics, often bipedal and wearing clothes. I often see artists wondering about the transition from feral to anthro – it's all about how much human anatomy and behavior you incorporate into your design! "Monster" characters can range from cute cryptids to terrifying beasts, giving artists a ton of creative freedom. "Mech" characters, on the other hand, offer a unique challenge with their intricate mechanical designs. Don't forget to include clear character images for each, it really helps bring your roster to life! Beyond just the practicalities, ArtFight also has unofficial themes that sometimes emerge, even if the official event doesn't. You might notice a lot of artists focusing on specific aesthetics, like cyberpunk characters or magical fantasy creatures. Thinking about how your characters fit into broader "ArtFight themes" can inspire your designs and even attract more attacks from artists who share similar interests. Making sure your template reflects your current artistic interests can attract attacks that align with your style. So, get ready to fill out your template, join Team Stardust, and let the ArtFight begin!