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You drew my OC, thank you :D

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Tribute To Awesomeness

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WWW contestants

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WWW Round 1

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Literature

WWW entry 3

-WWW round entry 3- Mela Vs Elliot Sand rolled down the dunes as Mela walked through it all, "The heat is unbearable" he whines and the red fire ball followed slowly behind "come on kid tell me what’s Wrong" it asks "I just don't think I should have gotten this far....there were so many people cheering me on and they didn't even make it through the first round" Mela says in sadness "and I only got here cause I’m a tank class fighter" he adds "look kid

WWW Round 3

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wake up call battle shorts: part 1: carrots

WWW Round 4

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WWW Round 2

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WWW Y2

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Worldwide War 2014

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DW-Championship Artworks

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DWC Round 1

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DWC Round 2

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AliceOCT

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AngelsAscended-OCT

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Round One | Matchups |

Sep 8, 2015

:thumb205834303: Prepare to be flummoxed, bamboozled, and unnerved beyond reason! The first round begins, folks. Remember; find the secret before your opponent does in your area, get the proof, and bring it back to one of us lovely judges to win. So, here are the secrets to discover... Oh what fun, what fun~ :thumb205834303: Round I | Matchups :bulletblack: ~Rosesha (https://www.deviantart.com/rosesha) Somewhere VS Anty, Firefly, & Flame :iconstar-of-fire: :bulletblack: | The Cave | “I’ve ventured into the cave actually, yet I find it to be blocked a ways in! Unblock the cave, and go forth to what is on the other side...” ~ :bulletblack: :iconcatph

Mulligrubs-OCT

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Grief OCT

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Tools and Templates

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Photo References

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Art References

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Tutorials - Human Anatomy

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Landscape Speedpainting for Beginners

Mar 26, 2020

Landscapes and Sceneries Week So you want to get better at landscapes yes? Well there's no better method then practice of course, but you don't want to spend hours just on a practice piece, so what do we turn to in our time of need? Speedpaints naturally. Through the art of speed painting, you can quickly whip out some ideas for a bigger piece, or try your hand at some fast background practice. Feel free to watch a walk-through of a speedpaint I did here: Walkthrough Brushes A lot of people get over stressed about brushes when delving into painting, especially if you're not familiar. Here's the thing, people say brushes don't matter, but

Tutorials - How to shape

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Lesson: Paneling and Lineart

Jun 19, 2012

Hey all, sorry for the delay. I was called in to work today, so I am only just now being able to settle down and get these cleaned up. (I'm also getting a bit sick as you might can tell from my voice in the said tutorials.) I may look back and realize my voice is horrible and re-do them, so don't be surprised if you find it changed one day, lol. ~teheplz (https://www.deviantart.com/teheplz) But, I am here to upload them! I had to cut them into two parts because of youtube's limit, but I hope someone can find some use in them! Paneling tutorial: Part 1 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFKaS88Ru4I&feature=plcp Part 2 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TYg7kEgxEs&feature=plcp

Tutorials - Comic Creation

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Tutorials - Varied Topics

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Creating a User Style For The New DeviantArt

May 29, 2020

The cool thing about DeviantArt's new design is that it's super easy to make user style skins for. Our code uses CSS variables, so you can pretty much skin the entire site in just a few dozen lines of CSS. (If you're not familiar with CSS variables -- it's super simple.) It'll take some tweaking to make it look perfect on all pages, but it's super simple to make a skin that works across most of the site. You can use a browser extension like Stylish. For example, this code will replace the background color and top nav across the whole site on the DARK theme: :root { --D1:#202035; } Background color and top nav on the LIGHT theme: :root { --L1:#d0cde4; } The other cool thing is that there are variables for the light, dark, and green theme. So you could create a skin that has three variants, that will automatically switch when you use DeviantArt's theme toggle. I just threw together a purple skin in

Tutorials - Software Tips

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Bookmarked

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The process of creating AI Art

Aug 4, 2022

I wish, by this tutorial, to contribute to the demystification of #aiart and to briefly present a process of creation with AI. With AI, it is possible to obtain breathtaking results in minutes, at least from a technical point of view. AI masters the art of imitating human talent, but it is more challenging to get an image able to carry an idea and communicate emotion. With AI, it is possible, in a few minutes, to generate dozens of images to refine by iteration. I mainly use #MidJourney, so the following explanations apply to MidJourney. Nevertheless, the creation process is similar with the other tools (#NightCafe, #DallE, #DiscoDiffusion). Getting started To get started, I open my private chat with the MidJourney bot in discord. All I have to do it to type /imagine, then a prompt. I will start with: /imagine a person After few seconds, I get the following propositions: I decide that it would be better to have two people in the same image, so I type: /imagine two people I am

Permanent Bookmarks

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Icons, Deviders, Stamps

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Stuff I take personal interest in.

The process of creating AI Art by Digitonaut, journal

The process of creating AI Art

Aug 4, 2022

So, how did museums start being a thing? by Mrs-Durden, journal

So, how did museums start being a thing?

Jul 10, 2019

Art Curation WeekHave you ever wondered, when, how and why museums were created? How it all started? How they have evolved over time and from country to country? This article is meant to be a fun little overview that will hopefully bring you new information and maybe spark a conversation. I won't be able to be fully comprehensive and I'll be mainly focusing on Europe, as otherwise this article would be way too long! Also, I'm not an expert, just an enthusiast with a lot of love and respect for museums, so if you have fun facts to share, please leave them in the comments as I'm sure we'd all love to learn more! The first museums? Whenever you

Find your way around Landscapes and Environments by Iduna-Haya, journal

Find your way around Landscapes and Environments

Sep 2, 2018

Landscape Weekend Welcome to another FywaDA! This time I have collected a large amount of resources that will hopefully help you improve your landscape and environment drawing skills. Before we move on, I would like to give a very brief explanation of the difference between landscapes, environments and backgrounds. A landscape is a painting or drawing which depicts a scene somewhere. This can be in the countryside, the city ('cityscape'), near water ('waterscape'), or anywhere you like. There can be characters in the image, but the main focuss is on the overall scene. The character (if there are any) is there to enhance the landscape. (ex

Staying healthy while creating art by ROTROTT, journal

Staying healthy while creating art

Apr 22, 2019

Community Week Addresing Hand injuries Hand injuries are one of the many nightmares that haunts every artist, not only for the pain but also for the amount of time such injuries can take away while an artist heals before continuing to work. Make no mistake, they can be treated, but of course it's much better to prevent such injuries before they become real problem that can cripple you from making what you love to do. After everything, nothing should stop you from achieving your dreams. A HEAVY HAND… Drawing in a prolonged period of time and wrong way can lead to tiredness and pain in our hands and back. With time, this can lead t

Famous Photographs Throughout History by Yuukon, journal

Famous Photographs Throughout History

May 17, 2019

Art History Week Hello everyone! I'm Yuukon (https://www.deviantart.com/yuukon), and I'm back with another photography history article. Last time we spoke about film, but today I have something completely different for you. I have lined up 20 of the world's most famous news photographs that have ever been taken, including some background information on each of them. A warning ahead, though; some of these photographs might be shocking to see. 1908 - Cotton Mill Girl by Lewis Hine Lewis Hine worked as an investigative photographer for the National Child Labour committee. He believed that imagines of child labour would force citizens to demand change. He conned his way into

Fragonard and the Rococo by KelpGull, journal

Fragonard and the Rococo

May 16, 2019

Art History Week In this article we'll be taking a look at a peculiar moment in art history, and one of the artists who defined it. The Rococo François Boucher, "The Marquise de Pompadour," 1750. Antoine Watteau, "Embarkation for Cythera," 1718. The mid-to-late 18th century Rococo period, considered by some to be merely a late extension of the Baroque, was a movement centered in France though its effects were certainly felt elsewhere in Europe. Like many movements in art history, 'the Rococo' is a term that was retroactively applied, and the value of its separation from the Baroque has been an area of debate. After the death of Louis

Lost In Translation by SinistrosePhosphate, journal

Lost In Translation

May 13, 2019

Art History Week I used to work as an interpreter for a maternal-fetal medicine unit. As you can readily imagine, it's an interesting and rewarding job. It has its perils, of course - after all, a small mistake in translation can mean the difference between "your baby will be nice and healthy" to weeks of lost sleep and heartache. As a result, you might say I have developed a healthy respect for translators and interpreters in general. Unfortunately, fact-checking wasn't always easy, especially when few people spoke the source language. Today, we are going to go through a few examples where the translation job went very, very wrong. 1. Mose

Neoclassical and Romantic Painting by Pascua-Tanya, journal

Neoclassical and Romantic Painting

Apr 24, 2019

Community Week Between the mid-eighteenth century and until the second half of the nineteenth century, two important artistic, cultural and literary trends developed that stood out for ideologies, principles, knowledge, and distinctive yet opposing practices: Neoclassicism and Romanticism. Through this article there will be a brief comparative review between Neoclassical Painting and Romantic Painting. Neoclassical Painting Neoclassicism emerged in the mid-eighteenth century during the period of the Enlightenment (or Century of Lights) with a great interest in classical Greek and Roman antiquity. Preference was given to reason and knowledge

Comics journalism: Q+A with Erik Thurman by TheBrassGlass, journal

Comics journalism: Q+A with Erik Thurman

Feb 13, 2019

Comics and Cartoons Week Erik Thurman -- better known on DeviantArt as justsomedude86 (https://www.deviantart.com/justsomedude86) -- is a world traveler, an activist and a comics journalist. He has been working on a three-volume graphic memoir on his travels and teaching experiences in the Philippines, Korea, and Chile. His long-form comics journalism pieces appear in The Nib, an online publication for nonfiction comics and political cartoons, and he has worked as an illustrator for the United Nations. Today, he's going to answer some questions about comics journalism and his experiences with it. What is comics journalism? justsomedude86 (https://www.deviantart.com/justsomedude86): Comics journalism is the gathering

A reference guide on bookbinding types by BoekBindBoetiek, journal

A reference guide on bookbinding types

May 24, 2014

A reference guide on bookbinding types When I tell people I'm a bookbinder they often think I make only one type of book; the library kind. That, however, is only one of the many ways an artist can create a book. For me, it's a fun challenge to pick the right binding style to go with the purpose of the book. Whether it is a novel that needs to look really classy or medieval, a sketchbook for a graphic novelist or a paper about connections that lets me show the binding. In this article I'm going to tell you a little bit about all the types of bookbinding that I know. I'm not going into details but, if possible, I will link to images and tutori

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