Miss Kitty...
Please note that people are going to get annoyed if you post their art without initials. There are two solutions to this problem: 1/ find out who did the work before you post. 2/ do not post. Sorry to sound so blunt, but if somebody requests a picture, and you post a relevant piece of art, without initials, there is no knowing how far the piece may travel around the web in it's stripped form. Just an opinion (:
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