ZaZeeMan

Wow has it been a while.  I dreaded logging on for the sheer fact of the amount of messages I would have clogging up my in box.  Unfortunately, I'm sad to realize that several of my submissions were removed due to so called copyright violations.  Whatever, all I can say is that it's been too long. To eloquently put my absence into full detail, my fiance cheated on me and my mind has essentially needed to rebuild itself from the ground up.  I'm doing well considering everything; I haven't touched photoshop in about 2 years and I'm not sure I'm ready to pick it up again.  But for now I'm back on the site, and hopefully I'll be browsing and com

Isn't it amazing how many new deviations are submitted daily on dA? That the amount of people who are interested in dA increases daily? And the fact that so many artists have found a platform to dicuss and present their work to others? Without a doubt it's a big, interesting and versatile community. But isn't it amazing to always see the same artists on the frontpage every single day concerning the fact that so many new deviations have been submitted? We're all aware of that and believe that this has to change. It is already quite difficult for the "unknown" artists to promote their work and gain more attention. Clearly, we do not inten

So.  I dont' know if i mentioned it in previous journal entries.  But I've moved away from the forum signature based artwork and into the realm of larger scale.  I've joined #inner-space (https://www.deviantart.com/inner-space) and can't wait to see what all I can learn from them as far as advancing my space art skills.  I'm really excited about that. DesignWhoring finally reached 100 members.  Yay!  I would appreciate any help offered; I'm needing some active forum members and then possibly some tutorial writers.  If you're interested, send me a note. Other than that, :iconsyneth: and myself finished up our collab titled Beckoning of the Forge, which I am incredibly happy wi