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Artists join deviantART to share their art and appreciate others. Due to the many artists out there, it's easy to get towed under and generally obscured from the public.
Make a Difference aims to do exactly that. This series of articles will hopefully make a difference to you as well as the artists featured weekly. Just by giving one minute of your time to write constructive comments, favourites and even watches will make a difference to these artists.
already shows a lot of potential with the many awesome photographs in her gallery! She uses depth of field effectively as well as colours and tones to really make her photos interesting.
alexgphoto's Gallery
rhymes wonderfully in many of his poems. He also tackles deep issues and does so with impact from the great phrasing and poignant diction he uses.
:thumb346323997: ~ An extract from A Man of Halves
"I find it hard to remember the fights.
Your lies.
Only the cold, cruel knowledge:"
:thumb340717797: ~ An extract from Problems With the World Today
"These modern day problems in a modern day world
It's hard to keep a focus when your fists are curled.
Keeping hold of pesos, nickles and dimes.
Paying all your worldly bills and all of life's fines."
:thumb315040986: ~ An extract from Pop
"We have your name, too - me and Dad - William.
I like it.
My cousins call you Pop."
ScatteredPapers's Gallery
is fantastic at painting portraits and other things too. It is intriguing how colour is applied to bring out certain features, but what is cool about LORETANA's gallery is how much her own style is infused into her artwork.
LORETANA's Gallery
Previous three articles: #191, #190, #189
For more information about getting featured, previous articles etc. please click here.
Thank you for reading. Please Make a Difference today.
Make a Difference aims to do exactly that. This series of articles will hopefully make a difference to you as well as the artists featured weekly. Just by giving one minute of your time to write constructive comments, favourites and even watches will make a difference to these artists.
already shows a lot of potential with the many awesome photographs in her gallery! She uses depth of field effectively as well as colours and tones to really make her photos interesting.
alexgphoto's Gallery
rhymes wonderfully in many of his poems. He also tackles deep issues and does so with impact from the great phrasing and poignant diction he uses.:thumb346323997: ~ An extract from A Man of Halves
"I find it hard to remember the fights.
Your lies.
Only the cold, cruel knowledge:"
:thumb340717797: ~ An extract from Problems With the World Today
"These modern day problems in a modern day world
It's hard to keep a focus when your fists are curled.
Keeping hold of pesos, nickles and dimes.
Paying all your worldly bills and all of life's fines."
:thumb315040986: ~ An extract from Pop
"We have your name, too - me and Dad - William.
I like it.
My cousins call you Pop."
ScatteredPapers's Gallery
is fantastic at painting portraits and other things too. It is intriguing how colour is applied to bring out certain features, but what is cool about LORETANA's gallery is how much her own style is infused into her artwork.
LORETANA's Gallery
Previous three articles: #191, #190, #189
For more information about getting featured, previous articles etc. please click here.
Thank you for reading. Please Make a Difference today.
Magic Week - Reverse Caption
The power flowed into him, filling his lungs, spreading out in his blood like oxygen, and settling into the marrow of his bones. He felt himself smile in a way that he hadn't since he was a boy learning to cast his first spell. He had devoted decades to the study of magic, but now, now he was magic. A glow lit the trees around him. He couldn't be sure if it was the setting sun, or if the glow came from his own skin. A beetle crawled on the ground nearby, seemingly unconcerned with what it had just witnessed, but yet its movements were in time with his heartbeat. A bird in the sky flapped its wings to the same rhythm. A breeze plucked at his hair and clothes. He began to dance, slowly at first; he followed the wind, and the wind followed him. He moved faster, twirling and leaping, until even the fallen leaves were dancing around him. When he stopped, all was still. He smiled again, and raised his arms to the sky. The first stars were visible. He watched them for a long
Feature of Great Commenters: July
As a result of our Nominate a Commenter + Win 100 Points project, we will be announcing the winners of those 100 and bringing you features of our great commenters every month! Week of 13th - 27th June Congratulations @Frozen-Faeriefyre for winning 100 :points: ! Feature of Great Commenters! @Anukisima, @BeckyKidus, @bioniclop18, @DoubleDandE, @lightLast, @Sori-Eminia, @VonGrechii, @Ymrabelle Week of 27th June - 11th July Congratulations @Dragon-Beans for winning 100 :points: ! Feature of Great Commenters! @Anukisima, @DoubleDandE, @kmkibble75, @lovelyHanibal, @raichmann, @Sori-Eminia, @Souvillaine, @StephOBrien, @TheCrimsonSpark, @Ymrabelle If you would like the chance to win 100 :points: or be featured, nominate a commenter now!
Submit Freestyle + New Theme
Theme Submissions for This Week We accept 1 deviation a day to Theme! Theme: Toys, suggested by LDFranklin Theme Description: Photographs of objects that children play with. Starts: Sunday, August 2nd Ends: Sunday, August 9th Send in your submission >HERE< by suggesting it as a favourite. The best submissions will be added to the gallery! Weekly Feature Many thanks to LDFranklin for suggesting this week's theme! Check out their art now! Last Week's Theme Submissions: Reflective Theme Submissions Info for Next Time Theme: New, suggested by Coigach Theme Description: TBA Starts: Sunday, August 9th Ends: Sunday, August 16th Pending Themes Borders & Edges, suggested by AlejaOlch HDR, suggested by AlejandroCastillo Murky, suggested by Laerian Delicate, suggested by crestmultimeadia Open Landscapes, suggested by Lumimyrskydawn Odd, suggested by Abnormalion Street Art, suggested by jlxp Fluffy, suggested by AlejaOlch Nature in Cities
No Constructive Comments #61
ProjectComment has been an active group since 2009 to give you the constructive comments you deserve! What better way to do that than to give and get constructive comments on the artworks that have none in our No Constructive Comments project? Comment on some of the pieces below today, and link us your comments for a chance to be featured in our monthly newsletter!
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