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Unfortunately no, there is no such thing as a subscription, but I can now refer to some information, that I believe, make it easier to understand how to eventually get a DD. The reason I write about how to get daily deviation features was due to the question from Lo-gi, who asked if I´ve got a subscription ) Now to the interesting guide you came for, how to gain popularity on deviantArt is covered in many journals, even in offsite wikis, such as this one.

Panels on Comic Conventions have also many Marvel and DC artists who stretch the importance of taking the dA community serious. Just highlighting a few that are big names in various art scenes, (in no particular order) go check them out:

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But it shows professional artists have their works on dA and when you start to look at their favorites, you´ll have a good day with lots of inspiration.

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When it comes to the overal impression of works displayed on the site one can have for sure the opinion it is full of anime/manga and scum, and yes it takes time to find gems and outstanding artists, the list below is by no means complete. It is interesting that when I have a discussion about deviantArt, many are astounded to hear about how many professionals are showcasing their work and participating in the community. Some are still active there, but at least 50% or more are gone. You know what? That´s life, new friends come as well - some stay longer some not so long.īelow is a very personal piece I did in my early time on devArt as a tribute to all the friendly people who accepted and pushed me as an artist and person. I could fill a book with conversations we had - and then POW, they´re gone. The problem with communities such as CGHUB, GFX-Artist or 900px that were all shut down in the last couple of years, is that they were all great communities, ambitous and with a great userbase, but in the end people come and people go and if there´s no commercial force behind it, it will not last.īoy, how many people have I seen come to deviantArt, remained a while. One really gifted artist and community friend called Khrass was one of the yellow-alien supporters who left for good and never came back, which is still sad - especially because Jark came back, at least as senior member. When the co-founder Yellow Alien - Jark left the boat in 2005 many artists as well left the community and hissed that dA will go under but they were wrong. When it comes to opinions about which is the best, I hear many people rave about this and that, but what still is there and will ever be is deviantArt, like it or not.

Now user numbers range above the 30 million mark - that´s crazy, for an art-community - I mean.Ĭurrent events such as the death of the online CG community CGHUB makes me think of how we spend our online time. When I signed up on deviantart as user number 305258 way back in 2002 it was already big and no one knew it would be going to be that huge in 2014. The site was greener in its early days, and flat design was hip as well! It feels like it was yesterday when I posted my first work on deviantArt in November 2002.Īt that time I only regularly posted to Epilogue as well and both were lively communities. I needed to reflect about that matter when I received my 10th Daily Deviation in February and to be honest, it is astonishing how time flies.