It's post #10023324 for reference since they don't appear as children by default.
Speaking of which, why was this post made the parent? The other one has a much higher resolution and I don't see any evidence of it being upscaled by a third party . Were the logos removed by a third party?
Also, @Ylimegirl what's the story behind the artist tags for these posts? I see you added hubestjoa to both posts but then removed them later. Do you remember why?
Probably just got cold feet about if this was an actual artist account versus a reposter. These would've been the first posts with the hubestjoa tag, after all.
It's an artistic error. If you are interested, transparent, semi-transparent, translucent etc show you how objects looks behind a semi-transparent objects. Spoiler: outlines don't randomly appear in the middle. It's not how the world (or art) works.
The one without the logos didn't get approved for whatever reason.
It's post #10023324 for reference since they don't appear as children by default.
Speaking of which, why was this post made the parent? The other one has a much higher resolution and I don't see any evidence of it being upscaled by a third party . Were the logos removed by a third party?
Also, @Ylimegirl what's the story behind the artist tags for these posts? I see you added hubestjoa to both posts but then removed them later. Do you remember why?
The Gynoid site originally had this image as part of a zip file (v_flower_illust.zip) available for download, but it seems to have been removed after an update a few years ago.
I did hold off on uploading them for a while in case you had to step away and were going to come back to it later, but when I saw you used your remaining upload slots to upload two unrelated images from the same artist, I assumed you moved on or forgot about it.
the size in Kb on the website matches the size on gelbooru so it's probably the exact file and not a third party edit. the title of this work seemed to be "ant farm"
I have not seen this fella in years. That whole first line you wrote was a trip down memory lane
