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Punk Feature!
Clearly I'm really bad at focus. Life seems to be such anarchy. And progress has well... got lazy? or been thrown out the window. Few weeks back now I attended Blackpool's Punk Rebellion.. which was fab (a whole week of punks and punk festival stuff here in the town I live in). So dressing to occasion inspired a piece of artwork and then this feature - which I'm so late in actually getting out :( terrible. Apologies and thank you to the following artists for sharing in the forum :heart: and thought I'd add a few extra from other deviants.
Forum Shares:
Other deviants:
Punks Not Dead
Feature. Christmas / Winter / Frozen.
Today is my Birthday, and I thought I'd share that with you all and bring you some Christmas / Winter / Frozen inspired artworks. Thank you too all those who shared your art in my thumbshare forum.
Also Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and/or Seasons Greetings to You and Yours.
Love Imogen xX
:santa:
Happy Halloween 2014 Feature!
VILLAIN FROM FILM/TV/BOOK FEATURE
Thank you to everyone who submitted to my forum. What lovely works..
RANDOM HORROR FEATURE
Digital Painting Portrait Commission 2014
Details:
Digital Painting Portraits
£35 Per full colour portrait. (This means per figure not piece) with simple background.
[USD $57.42 or 5800 dA :points:]
Paintery Style. Recreating your pghotos in style. Please allow upto 14 days to recieve finished Digital Painting Portrait.
Requirements:
£10 deposit or full payment up front. I accept cash in hand or PayPal.
Image of your choice (clearly indecated and resonable quality image) 2-3 additional subject refference images.
Your email address (or place where you wish to recievee the final digital piece).
Image size and orientation spesifications. Plus any other details.
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Sorry for a reply on an old journal/issue, but while I'm here, I figured I'd post my two cents.
Why not add on a third option? Instead of posting a multitude of journals for each month (or popular dates), why not just post everything on a separate website? Purchase a domain and post the contests there. Programmers can make it easy to submit a new contest (either by staff or user. If user then it can be moderated) such as a place to include a link to the information, the end date, have the selection of emoticons to choose from to add to it, and possibly add keywords. Keywords would be for a possible search engine on the site where visitors could enter in, say, "traditional fanart" and all contests that have that keyword would show up. Maybe have options to the side where they can choose what month/end date and narrow down their choices until they find their perfect match. Contests that are past their end date could be set to automatically delete themselves. The website could almost run itself leaving you and your staff team relatively stress free.
You could keep updating, advertising, featuring and doing all the normal things the group does while also hosting a website. This keeps watchers free from spam and you can keep all the same months in one place with no worry about taking up too much space. For users who want to stay notified, you could do a weekly (or something similar) journal post about new contests added or offer a newsletter automated by the website to email out subscribers.
Obviously coding this would be a lot of work, but I think it could be worth it all in the end.
Regardless if you use/like the idea, I do support the desire for larger journal space. As it is right now, I don't see news articles ever returning, but I think increasing the space available for journals could still open for debate
Why not add on a third option? Instead of posting a multitude of journals for each month (or popular dates), why not just post everything on a separate website? Purchase a domain and post the contests there. Programmers can make it easy to submit a new contest (either by staff or user. If user then it can be moderated) such as a place to include a link to the information, the end date, have the selection of emoticons to choose from to add to it, and possibly add keywords. Keywords would be for a possible search engine on the site where visitors could enter in, say, "traditional fanart" and all contests that have that keyword would show up. Maybe have options to the side where they can choose what month/end date and narrow down their choices until they find their perfect match. Contests that are past their end date could be set to automatically delete themselves. The website could almost run itself leaving you and your staff team relatively stress free.
You could keep updating, advertising, featuring and doing all the normal things the group does while also hosting a website. This keeps watchers free from spam and you can keep all the same months in one place with no worry about taking up too much space. For users who want to stay notified, you could do a weekly (or something similar) journal post about new contests added or offer a newsletter automated by the website to email out subscribers.
Obviously coding this would be a lot of work, but I think it could be worth it all in the end.
Regardless if you use/like the idea, I do support the desire for larger journal space. As it is right now, I don't see news articles ever returning, but I think increasing the space available for journals could still open for debate