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Devious Dragons - Issue 54
*tyshadragon
reports, October 7
reports, October 7An art blog showcasing some of the wonderful dragons lurking in the deviantART archives.
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September's Feature in Rus-Club
*Rus-Club
reports, October 7
reports, October 7Great works in different categories. You must see it!
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For the Love of Cats
=sidneyeileen
reports, October 1
reports, October 1Be they painted, drawn, sculpted, woven, or baked, cat lovers love to make art of cats.
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Interview with Northcumbria
^Helewidis
reports, September 29
reports, September 29*Northcumbria considers himself just an amateur, but if you take a look at his gallery and remember he is his own model you'll see there is a difference between North and any amateur who is just starting out there... Today's interview will be, I hope, helpful and will certainly give you an insight into his mind!
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Devious Dragons - Issue 53
*tyshadragon reports, September 29
reports, September 29An art blog showcasing some of the wonderful dragon artwork hiding in the deviantART archives.
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Special Edition Food For Thought 7
=EzzyGezzy
reports, September 26
reports, September 26Interview, Urgent Message, Things To Check out, Fav of the day
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Interview with Farriderphotos
^Helewidis reports, September 23
reports, September 23Today I’m delighted to present you a kind photographer, his name is David, but you may know him from his screen name: ~farriderphotos!!!
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Interview with Johntisbury
^Helewidis reports, September 22
reports, September 22This week I have the honor to present you an interview with *johntisbury, from England, who is already a much known deviant! I’m sure you’ll appreciate his words and wisdom as much as his pictures! They are so amazing!!! 
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Selling your Photos as Wallpaper
^allhopeislost
reports, September 21
reports, September 21Wouldn’t it be great to shoot a picture that you love, have thousands of people pay to own a copy and know that they’re going to see it, appreciate it and enjoy it several times a day… before coming back to pick up another one?
That’s not likely to happen through gallery representation, and even regular stock buyers are unlikely to give an image a second thought once it’s served its purpose. Turn your photo into a desktop wallpaper however, and you can be sure that it’s going to be unmissable. Create the sort of payment plan that lets buyers build a collection of your artwork and you can be sure that your creations will continue to be appreciated, even as they’re covered in icons and windows.
Click the Link Above to Know More!
That’s not likely to happen through gallery representation, and even regular stock buyers are unlikely to give an image a second thought once it’s served its purpose. Turn your photo into a desktop wallpaper however, and you can be sure that it’s going to be unmissable. Create the sort of payment plan that lets buyers build a collection of your artwork and you can be sure that your creations will continue to be appreciated, even as they’re covered in icons and windows.
Click the Link Above to Know More!
Art Blogs & Mags News This Week
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September's Feature in Rus-Club
*Rus-Club reports, October 7
reports, October 7Great works in different categories. You must see it!
37
Devious Dragons - Issue 54
*tyshadragon reports, October 7
reports, October 7An art blog showcasing some of the wonderful dragons lurking in the deviantART archives.
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Window to the soul....
=sidneyeileen reports, 2d 15h ago
reports, 2d 15h agoSome say the eyes are the window into the soul. What do you see when you look into the eyes....?
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Un Restó que apuesta al Arte en la city porteña.
~jomvera
reports, 21h 10m ago
reports, 21h 10m agoHipólito Restó & Arte, nació siendo un pequeño Restó - Café. Su nombre, rinde un humilde tributo a Don Hipólito Yrigoyen, quien es uno de los presidentes más respetados de la República Argentina, el cual vivió sus últimos días en un inquilinato, hoy nuestro lugar.
A través de una simple convocatoria a artistas plásticos a exponer, en el mes de Setiembre de 2005, para su difusión e inserción en el mercado nacional e internacional, hoy, en su 28º exposición son los artistas los que se contactan para formar parte de futuras exposiciones.
Hipólito Restó & Arte no pretende ser una galería, sino un espacio de difusión y exposición alternativo, donde el público no se sienta comprometido a observar, lo tiene allí, el Arte pasa a formar parte de lo diario.
En su última exposición del año 2007, contó con la presencia de Stella Sidi, Ciudadana argentina, nacida en Bulgaria.
Profesora en Bellas Artes.
ANILLO DEL ARTE 2006 por comunicadora cultural.
PREMIO GALERÍA ARTEXPRESION 2006 por trayectoria artística.
Columnista de Artes Plásticas desde 1995.
Desde 1999 dirige y produce en RADIO CULTURA FM 97.9, su propio programa dedicado a las Artes Visuales, auspiciado por la SECRETARÍA de CULTURA del Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, nominado en el premio Faro de Oro 2001/2004. Colaboró con la revista “RAMONA” y en [link]. comentando muestras de Arte Argentino. Participa con un stand en ArteBA y Expo-Trastienda desde 2002 como programa radial dedicado a Artes Visuales .
Se puede decir entonces, que la propuesta de este nuevo espacio, en una zona donde reinan la prisa y los intereses, va logrando sus objetivos de que el arte sea parte de lo cotidiano y pueda apreciarse como tal, está allí no hay que ir a buscarlo.
Con la participación del artista francés Nest, auspiciado por la Ambassade de France en Argentine, y destacados artistas argentinos como: Orlando Argañaraz, Enrique Alvarez Aldana, José Cukier y Stella Mezzadri formarán parte del calendario de este espacio ubicado en la City de Buenos Aires.
Fernando Diego Magnalardo
Jorge Omar Vera
Directores de Hipólito Restó & Arte.
A través de una simple convocatoria a artistas plásticos a exponer, en el mes de Setiembre de 2005, para su difusión e inserción en el mercado nacional e internacional, hoy, en su 28º exposición son los artistas los que se contactan para formar parte de futuras exposiciones.
Hipólito Restó & Arte no pretende ser una galería, sino un espacio de difusión y exposición alternativo, donde el público no se sienta comprometido a observar, lo tiene allí, el Arte pasa a formar parte de lo diario.
En su última exposición del año 2007, contó con la presencia de Stella Sidi, Ciudadana argentina, nacida en Bulgaria.
Profesora en Bellas Artes.
ANILLO DEL ARTE 2006 por comunicadora cultural.
PREMIO GALERÍA ARTEXPRESION 2006 por trayectoria artística.
Columnista de Artes Plásticas desde 1995.
Desde 1999 dirige y produce en RADIO CULTURA FM 97.9, su propio programa dedicado a las Artes Visuales, auspiciado por la SECRETARÍA de CULTURA del Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, nominado en el premio Faro de Oro 2001/2004. Colaboró con la revista “RAMONA” y en [link]. comentando muestras de Arte Argentino. Participa con un stand en ArteBA y Expo-Trastienda desde 2002 como programa radial dedicado a Artes Visuales .
Se puede decir entonces, que la propuesta de este nuevo espacio, en una zona donde reinan la prisa y los intereses, va logrando sus objetivos de que el arte sea parte de lo cotidiano y pueda apreciarse como tal, está allí no hay que ir a buscarlo.
Con la participación del artista francés Nest, auspiciado por la Ambassade de France en Argentine, y destacados artistas argentinos como: Orlando Argañaraz, Enrique Alvarez Aldana, José Cukier y Stella Mezzadri formarán parte del calendario de este espacio ubicado en la City de Buenos Aires.
Fernando Diego Magnalardo
Jorge Omar Vera
Directores de Hipólito Restó & Arte.
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No, your not being ripped on Flickr.
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reports, February 3
reports, February 3Hi guys,
it's recently come to my attention that for some bezerk reason,
everybody is screaming 'RIPPERS OF MY WORK ON FLICKR'
while, with the lot of you, you're work is "Some rights reserved. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License."
Now the issue is, the most minimal way of getting even 1 sort of CC license,
it will always say 'Some Rights Reserved', as you grant your fans online to download your work, and post it somewhere else, as long as your names on it.
Quote: to Share — to copy, distribute and transmit the work
So the folk are now going to flickr, type in their name, and, viola!
"OHMIGOSH I BEEN RIPPED!"
...no, not really, your names on it, they didn't do anything wrong as long as it doesn't conflict anything in the CC policy, if you acquired the Commercial etc version of CC licenses,
then you even grant them the right to edit your pictures/artworks, put their own name under it, and sell it to Pepsi, Lay's Crisps, or for the Japanese to use it on a bottle of Tempura,
Please check the licensed status of your work before posting a ripping journal,
also, changing the policy on a work NOW, when it's already POSTED, will only make you look good, as officially they will still be in their right to use your picture because they did it before you changed policy.
For more information about Creative Commons License please go to Creative Commons dot Org [link]
Have a nice day!
it's recently come to my attention that for some bezerk reason,
everybody is screaming 'RIPPERS OF MY WORK ON FLICKR'
while, with the lot of you, you're work is "Some rights reserved. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License."
Now the issue is, the most minimal way of getting even 1 sort of CC license,
it will always say 'Some Rights Reserved', as you grant your fans online to download your work, and post it somewhere else, as long as your names on it.
Quote: to Share — to copy, distribute and transmit the work
So the folk are now going to flickr, type in their name, and, viola!
"OHMIGOSH I BEEN RIPPED!"
...no, not really, your names on it, they didn't do anything wrong as long as it doesn't conflict anything in the CC policy, if you acquired the Commercial etc version of CC licenses,
then you even grant them the right to edit your pictures/artworks, put their own name under it, and sell it to Pepsi, Lay's Crisps, or for the Japanese to use it on a bottle of Tempura,
Please check the licensed status of your work before posting a ripping journal,
also, changing the policy on a work NOW, when it's already POSTED, will only make you look good, as officially they will still be in their right to use your picture because they did it before you changed policy.
For more information about Creative Commons License please go to Creative Commons dot Org [link]
Have a nice day!
Community News53 From Russia with Love=rav777
 reports, 1d 5h agoI present today a collection of well known if not very popular to fairly unknown Russian Photographers and Models from the Photography > People and Portaits Galleries. See 5 pictures from 50 Russian artists! 44 The Cutting Edge 41/08$spinegrinder
 reports, 1d 1h agoThe Cutting Edge is a weekly article that features selected high quality art products that caught our eyes when they passed through our print review queue. Check out the cutting edge works your fellow print artists have submitted in the past week! 42 7 Secrets to Stock Photography^LawrenceDeDark
 reports, 1d 1h agoGetting accepted into stock collections can be daunting and many professional photographers are rejected from stock collections regularly. Stock can be a difficult area to break into, so we’ve compiled some secrets to help you get started in stock photography and build a business for yourself in this competitive field... [click title for article] |
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