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Uploading old art?

by Miau

I'm interested to preserve my old art here in inkbunny, but I'm expecting it to get mixed with my current art. Is there a way to reorganize how my drawings are feature in my gallery? Or keep my old art separated from my current art? I appreciate any suggestions.

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Added:	2 years ago 21 May 2023 22:24 CEST

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ArenConcordia

2 years ago

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You could always make a pool for your older art, and another for your newer art.

Ludovico

2 years ago

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@ ArenConcordia

Ye this, or scraps like the fellow below mentioned

theuncalledfor

2 years ago

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Could upload the old art to Scraps. That would keep it kind of separate.

PoorSal

2 years ago

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You can also dump it all on a single submission post.

GyroTech

2 years ago

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Submit a support ticket to bulk upload. Then you can post like 100 Pieces at a time. Art is chronological from publishing.

Also poops are great as well

GyroTech

2 years ago

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@ GyroTech

pools...heck pools autocorrect

Circeus

2 years ago

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Edited 2 years ago by Owner

Mizz uploaded his old stuff in huge batches. While it is convenient, I personally am not a huge fan of it as you can't tag or fave individual pics.

Smolfoks

2 years ago

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keep it all! Its your legacy!

DraggyRaida

2 years ago

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Maybe a Pool And add first them to Scraps?

DustedEevee

2 years ago

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I would use https://furarchiver.net/ to download all your art and the descriptions and then just submitting a request to upload in bulk and putting it in its own folder or something...

sensitifdiaper

2 years ago

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Put your old art first. After, put your new art.

Flygon

2 years ago

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Art folders can be used. And they can be massive if necessary.

TayraCub

2 years ago

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Got a few options

You can upload all of your old stuff into a single batch post.
You can upload it into scraps.
You can separate your old and new stuff into art folders.

I'd recommend one of the first two options, though

argonvile

2 years ago

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https://inkbunny.net/scraps/argonvile/

My approach has been to create a few mass uploads in my Scraps gallery with names like "Old Art (Jan 2003 - Dec 2004)"

++Doesn't spam your watchers
++Doesn't clog your gallery with a big block of art from 20 years ago
+ Not as much effort as individual uploads; just need to keyword the entire batch and write one summary, instead of keywording 500 images and writing (or neglecting to write) 500 descriptions
- Images aren't individually keyworded/described
-- People will almost always blacklist ONE thing in the upload, and then won't see any of it

I'll be curious what you decide!

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