This seems like a pretty good group. I've had a preliminary look around at your gallery and posts etc. Because I wanted to be sure that this group was not just an 'edgy atheist'dominated group, ie. full of the Redditor-Dawkins types who just use evolution as an excuse to be condescending assholes and also (weirdly) to try to use said atheism to justify imperialist wars in the Middle East for some reason. Secondly I also wanted to make sure that this group was not Pro-Eugenics.
I am glad to have not seen much evidence of either of those kinds of crap here, and I think that I will now join this group. ![]()
1/30/14: Please read this!
The most basic rule for submissions here is that they need to be relevant to the subject of evolution. However, we receive a lot of submissions where it's not easy to determine whether or not they're relevant enough, so we also have some more specific guidelines:
Paleoart (reconstructions of prehistoric creatures) is always acceptable, as long as it's reasonably accurate.
Fanart from dinosaur-themed fiction, such as Jurassic Park or Primal Rage, is sometimes acceptable. Whether or not we'll accept it depends on whether it's accurate enough to be considered normal paleoart.
Speculative evolutionary scenarios (such as the evolution of an alien species) are acceptable, as long as enough emphasis is placed on the process by which they've evolved.
We'll accept submissions with either a pro-religious or anti-religious theme, as long as their focus is on evolution and/or anti-creationism.
Art of people who are important figures in the study of evolution is acceptable, as long as it focuses their work related to evolution more than their work in other areas.
There's no limit to how many total submissions a single user can have in the group, but users are limited to a maximum of five submissions per day.
We do not accept sketch submissions that have not been cleaned up in Photoshop or a similar program, and we also do not accept anything on lined notebook paper or graphing paper.
Please only submit artwork that you created yourself, or that you uploaded with the permission of the person who created it.