Cats of the Clans Wiki:Character Art Project

Character Art Project is a project where members of this wiki make pictures of roleplay cats to post on their character articles. Ask Blue to join. You cannot add yourself.

IRC Channel: #wikia-projectCAP

Look at pictures for approval here.

Members of the Project
Leader: Bluestar1776

Deputy: Nightfall101

Senior Warriors: Maplefern, Nightshine

Warriors: Hawkfire98, Mousetalon, Echopaw, Brambleclaw14, Icestorm123, FirePelt, Swiftpelt, Blackclaw09, Nightwhisker98, Echoheart

Elders:

Nominate Someone for Senior Warrior/Elder: here.

News
3/21/10 - Hawkfire98 has been nominated for senior warrior. Be sure to cast your vote. Midnightpelt ♥ 13:55, March 21, 2010 (UTC)!

3/21/10 - Night shine has become the project's newest senior warrior. Congratulations, Nightshine! Midnightpelt ♥ 13:55, March 21, 2010 (UTC)!

3/28/10 - The queen blanks have been approved! Keep up the great work! We have 37 images approved :)  N i g h t s h i n e      Ü     17:21, March 28, 2010 (UTC)

Reserve an Image
Please use this system of abbreviations after your cat's name to avoid duplicate images. To reserve an image, go to wikitext mode, and edit the link and your name, or, press FN6.

Warrior = W

Medicine Cat = MC

Deputy = D

BloodClan Warrior = BC

Prey-Hunter = PH

Apprentice = A

Links
Character Art Tutorials

Needed Images

Approved Chararts

Transparency
(This will only work on GIMP, so if you do not have GIMP, either download it or contact Blue or me Ice to add transparency)

1. Click layer at the top

2. Under layer there should be a selection for transparency

3. Click/Scroll over it and click "add alpha channel"

4. Now click the wand selector, or also known as the fuzzy tool

5. Using the tool, click the image's background color.

6. You should see little fuzzy black lines going around the image. If you see it around the line art for CAP then you have done right.

7. After this hit delete on you keyboard. Once this is done you will see your CAP image on a gray checkered background. This is the alpha channel. Your image is now transparent.