LittleSardines

So, a lot of people have been shitting on DeviantArt lately...    Let's just take a minute to acknowledge a website that's fostered an art-driven community tens of millions strong. DeviantArt eclipses it's nearest neighbors by an order of magnitude. It has been - and remains - the best online hub for sharing artwork and discovering artists; DeviantArt is thriving.    DeviantArt is uniquely approachable, you don't have to be a professional; you don't have to be anything. We are the most inclusive art community that has ever existed, and while users may quibble with one another, DeviantArt itself remains admirably impartial.    Despite it

Howdy-do lazies and gents. The group I am apart of, KowaiKawaii, are going to be at Animeland Wasabi's Artist Alley again this year! The dates are Feb 28-Mar 2. To know what is up and going on, check us out here: http://kowai2kawaii.tumblr.com/ Official Animeland Wasabi site: http://animelandwasabi.com/ The KowaiKawaii members: ~Salahare (https://www.deviantart.com/salahare) :iconlittlesardines: Help support us and spread the word! Keep it real you cool folks!

The world of freelance business is populated with all types of clients and artists. If you are a freelancer or a potential client, you will eventually start to recognize the early signs of good and bad job situations. There are some tips and notes below that may help you recognize these signs sooner and therefore improve your ability to connect successfully with good job partners. A client or artist will seldom display all of the good or bad signs described below. However, watching for the following list items may help you to assess a potential workmate as a good risk or a bad one BEFORE work begins. Similarly, if you strive to embody the pos