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Should Patreon Pinup format be Long strip, or individual pictures?

  • I prefer Vertical formating with every phase on the same picture 12
  • I prefer individual pictures for each phase of the sequence 53
  • I don't have a strong preference, I like both 41
  • 2025-05-27
  • 106 votes
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I used a single, long strip for the sequence because I love vertical format for sequences, and also, its way easier to export alt files that way, it made my job easier when I was dealing with IRL stuff.Fingers crossed I won't have as many time constraints as before (and if I do, there's always the option of vertical formating while on time crunches), so, I wanna ask directly, what do you prefer for patreon pinups? Sneakpeek of ShadowHeart's just because:

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RedShift

Stick to vertical! It's always looked good imo

A Big Guy

For my favorite vertical sequences of yours I’ve actually gone and made cropped horizontal versions lol- the vertical does look nice but on a monitor the horizontal is much easier to appreciate the details

Pheagle

Individuals allow me to flip through

Drayco84

Honestly, it depends on how I'm viewing things. If I'm viewing them on patreon/online, something doesn't let me zoom in like I would do if they were saved to my system. Thus, I'm better able to pick up details and examine closely with single images. (Yes, this matters. My eyes have almost always been terrible and I've had severe astigmatism since elementary school and things certainly aren't better now that I'm 40.) If they're saved to my HDD, I can zoom in and scroll down to watch things unfold much more easily with a vertical sequence. (A single image also makes it far easier to right-click and "Save As...", but I'd be grabbing all the images anyway.) Also, I'm rather used to other artists making theirs as single images and a number of image viewers allow you to click a button and view the next image, assuming they're named sequentially. (Like 'Werewolf TF 00', 'Werewolf TF 01', etc. etc.)