According to the submission rules: "5. Give credit where credit is due. If you use someone else's lineart or are inspired by someone else's work, remember to credit them. If this is a collaboration, make sure to link to the appropriate collaborators if possible. If the image is a trace or relies heavily on specific photographic material, then provide a link to this material."

I gave credits where it was due. It is sort of a collaboration and it isn't possible to link the collaborator as he isn't part of this site. I'll gladly link his profile on my site if that's allowed. I created 90% of this alone, to be specific the collaborator made minor changes to the main characters shading, the rest, 100% of the skelleton and characters body was made by me.

Sorry that i am late noticing this rule but the person who took it down should have known it. Learn to do your job properly. Thank you.

awh..... That sucks :( It was a really cool piece!

Eh ok, Well, then it is not needed, i don't need to show the other one as I won't post unfinished work, and i wont finish it becuase it got finished by a friend. If i finished it, i would do it exactly the same ._. I really don't see why you have this rule, especially when i give credit and even linked my own work. Maybe i should also state that the skeletton was completely done by me, the only thing my friend did was some edits and touch ups on the small character. I would say i am the sole creator of this. Or at least i did 90% of it. 

This is bothering me, it's like mentioning that you got a little help isn't allowed. But meh.

I'll simply keep my mouth shut next time. 

Oh, oh. The PJ gallery does not accept pixels where more than one artist is the sole creator.
Please use the 'edit it' under the art to upload the version made solely by you and place the collab pixel in the description then hit submit again, thanks :)

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@Lindion45, it has a problem :p

Reminds me of a susanoo 

Well, this isn't gonna have a problem getting accepted through approval!