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I know there may be a plethora of dragon artworks out there, but what I'm looking for specifically is a dragon in a landscape, preferably flying around and not destroying everything. I'm looking for a nice dragon rather than a mean one. I search around all over the place I can't seem to find much of what exactly I'm looking for. Thanks!

I have an image saved offline that could be good for r/ImaginarySkyscapes. I've had this for years, just gave it a short file name, there's no metadata and I can't find the creator using Google's reverse image search (only a bunch of "500+ [topic] wallpapers" websites that probably stole it). I would like to credit the artist, but can't. I also don't know if it's allowed to share it (but I probably got it from some kind of public source) and can't ask the creator. How should I proceed? Just not post it, even though it's a cool image? Post it with a title like "[Any title] by unknown"? Is there a place where I can ask people for the source, maybe like r/whatsthisbug/bird/fish/plant/rock, but for image sources?

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The Imaginary Network and affiliated art subreddits exist to appreciate dexterous human artists and their work. This has always been our intention, but modern developments call for modern clarification.

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I remember it being alone, old, and in the background. It was holding a gun like a human would and watching the skies for something. I think there was a human looking at it, closer to the viewer.

r/ImaginaryRodents has been created, please feel free to drop by and post anything you think would fit with it

I've been looking but can't seem to find one with any name variations I can think of, basically I was looking for a sub for artwork about mice and rats. Secret of NIMH, Redwall, that kind of thing. I've seen art that would apply in a bunch of different subs, but I thought it would be neat to have a place more focused on that kind of artwork. Is there one like that, or would there be interest if I made one?

I mainly post in the Elder Scrolls and Fallout subs, and I pretty regularly come across some beautiful RDR art that I'd love to share.

Is there anyone who would be interested in a dedicated ImaginaryRedDead?

I am looking for an image of an imaginary spaceship that looks like a clamshell. I am sure I saw one once although I might just have dreamt it!

Does this ring any bells for anyone or is it more likely I am just remembering a dream?

I need help finding a very specific image, of an astronaut woman I think on the moon. She was wearing a purple, kinda puffy or padded astronaut helmet with a diamond pattern stitched into it, and I think it had cat ears.

Apologies if this isn't how this request thing works, this image has been driving me wild for like 12 straight hours. I remember seeing it on Pinterest a few months to a year ago but I guess I forgot to save it then. Now I can't find it anywhere.

I don't necessarily like to post in multiple subs. I originally posted in ImaginaryHellscape before migrating to ImaginaryWinterscape. Now that ImaginaryWinterscape has matured enough to have an active user base, I'm looking for a new community.

I read this book as a kid but I can't find hide nor tail of it since. Every page was gorgeous, incredibly detailed, action packed illustrations of slightly anthropomorphized (redwall ish) little woodland creatures and their dwellings.

The book focused on a conflict of winter forces and spring forces and I recall they were gearing up for some battle with things like hot water bottle grenades and such.

Does this ring a bell? I was going to pay in ImaginaryDwellings but the sidebar says to post requests here.

r/ImaginaryTabaxi

r/ImaginaryRaindrops

r/imaginarynostalgia

For artwork that creates that warm nostalgia feelings.

I really love looking at character art but I haven't figured out a way to get the good stuff without also getting sexualized stuff. Even just following individual uploaders doesn't work since most of the active uploaders post a mix of stuff. I've filtered out NSFW, obviously, but it's the non-tagged non-explicit stuff that idk how to avoid.

Hello, I would like to know if there are any subreddits dedicated to cool fictional metal/wooden/etc limbs and such. Would be fun to search through. Thanks!

I feel like there should be a subreddit for slasher movie influenced OC designs, redesigns of iconic slashers, etc.

One could argue “just go to imaginaryhorrors” but that’s too nebulous, and it is mostly occupied by alien creatures, Silent Hill type body horror, and Lovecraftian cosmic beings. All of which are awesome, but I’d love to see a subreddit dedicated to art of crazyass dudes with scary masks and sharp weapons.

Friday the 13th, Nightmare On Elm Street, My Bloody Valentine, Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Purge, Candyman, Scream, Dead By Daylight, Puppet Combo’s games, Hatchet, Prom Night, The Burning, Tragedy Girls, Puppet Master, Child’s Play, etc those type of vibes

/r/WholesomeFantasyArt - Fantasy, sci-fi and slice of life art without hypersexualization. A respectful community for high quality fantasy, sci-fi, and slice of life paintings and drawings.

This is an aesthetic and philosophy I've always had but JUST learned there was a name for it. 'twould be neat to have an official INE sub for it.

Example posts: https://www.reddit.com/r/ImaginaryRuneterra/search?q=ai+art&restrict_sr=on

Besides that account spamming a bunch of subreddits to promote a youtube channel, these & other AI-generated posts do not match the aesthetic of the subreddits they are posted to. In an abstract art subreddit, sure... But most ImaginaryNetwork subs have specific themes and people don't come to them for amorphic art.