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otterwoman said:
Elektra says that those two gigantic newts on the right could be smaller, and a picture of her could easily be inserted. Also, I think Jen was on to something about making them all a bit more appropriately sized in relation to each other. Now every time I look at it I think about the disproportionate sizes. But aren't you sick of all these nitpicky opinions already?
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I changed the sizes 2 days ago after Jen commented. Those 4 salamanders are sized roughly proportional to one another since then.
 
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Alright, the orally-challenged texanum is gone now.
 
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Actually it's a nice mix now - Salamandrid, Ambystomatid, Sirenid, Plethodontid.
 
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Looks good tho im not sure on the Plethodontid back end bit, tho it looks good other then that.
 
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I'll work on the "back end bit".
 
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How about those apples?
 
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:rofl: hahaha Slinky-mander.

Oh, wait - you didn't mean it seriously, did you?

Is there no head-on picture so that one animal is looking directly at us? The trees etc. can then be the fill on the top right.

-Eva
 
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No, there isn't. a head on salamander. All I've done is fill in the bodies of the Plethodon and the Siren.
 
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Hm. Well, how about an axolotl-smiley? Lots of those (and it would please the peanut gallery).

I am not trying to insist; it's intended as brainstorming.
 
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