Personalties
For a good paragraph is 5ks, this is an average size personality.
For a detailed personality is 7ks that's two good size paragraphs.
For a short paragraph is 3ks.
For just a base line, a few short lines is free!
Names are also free, just say what kind, foreign, something with a Z in it ect...
I can do a random one, if you'd like to give me free reign!
Form:
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Detailed, average, small, or tiny?:
The pet the personality it's for:
Anything in particular you wanted me to add(Optianal)?:
Anything you don't want to see (optional)?:
Some words to base the personality around? (Optional)?:
Histories
A medium history is 6ks.
A large is 8ks
A small is 4ks
And a small baseline is 2ks.
Again feel free to let me go wild!
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Detailed, average, small, or a baseline?:
The pet it's for:
Anything in particular you wanted me to add(Optianal)?:
Anything you don't want to see (optional)?
Any major event I have to include? (Optional)
Human forms!
Free! You heard right, though I won't stop you from chucking ks at me
I use subeta hq.
Example one, for a carol wockee:
Example two, for a crazy, mechanical mad hollowheart:
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Example three, for a lucain:
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Is your pet's human form going to be based more on the personality or it's appearance?
Ref (pet ref at least required):
Personality (Optional):
Gender:
Hair style/colour:
Mouth smiling/frowning:
Eyes Colour/shape:
Skin tone:
Clothes/shoes:
Accessories, jewellery/hats:
Anything else:
Substitutions (If you think I may not be able to find a certain thing, place what else could take it's place, optional):
My own poems for signatures!
Rules: I reserve the right to post your poem where ever I like, on any forum, save for selling it for another signature. You may not re-sell the poem, nor may you claim it as your own. I would like credit on the bottom of your sig as to who wrote the poem. I seem to write nonsense poems best. I can't really do requests save for something along the lines of "Well could you have the word rain in there somewhere"
Poems 20ks, plus free coding, (optional)
Example A
Dark beginings, lead to darker endings
A parchan through the mist.
Gombling through the bog,
A single hairsnap stood,
A seal's tail, a seal's head.
crocodile inbetween.
His is a sad tail,
Of muder and lies
More murder and deciet.
Shall he recite his tail?
Perhaps he'll tell us it all!
Or shall he fade into the mist,
Like the rest of the blue-green pard?
And my current sig is another example.
Form:
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What pet do you want the poem to go with:
Would you like to to code it? yes/no:
Would you like any particular colours/fonts/styles:
Any particular style of colouring (I can and do fade text):
Anything you want/don't want to see in there:
You obviously understand my terms and conditions?:
Please for these only pay me after I'm done. The poet's muse is a fickle thing *shot*
Sig coding/fading text!
Free!
Example A
[color=#EF0000]Hearts and daggers.
Hearts and daggers
The pieces of a chess borard.
Hearts and daggers
Hearts and daggers
Lying broken.
Hearts and daggers
Hearts and daggers
The white queen lies,
Dying.
Hearts and daggers
Hearts and daggers
Wheres the happy ending?
Hearts and daggers
Hearts and daggers
Wheres my happy ending?
Example B
She got lost in your eyes.
taken by suprise.
you left her bleeding.
like every other girl.
you left her crying.
once they get lost in your eyes theres no going back.
your a butterfly, with a venomous sting.
a venus flytrap awaiting prey.
you use your eyes to lure them away.
A waiting game to see when they'll crack.
You say you love them.
Then push the away.
you say you love them.
Then you push them away.
Form For fading text:
The ref:
The amount of colours you want me to use in the fade:
The colours you want me to use in the fade:
What style/font of text do you want:
What kind of fade do you want? Up to down, left to right, center ect (optional):
For making prettier.
Ref:
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Colours:
Font:
aliment:
Go wild? yes/no:
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Doesn't have a name, gender or personality. Do whatever you want. 
