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Great Collect of Masterpeace
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reports, 17h 24m agoA collect of great works: manipulation, drawings, photography, writings...
Thanks to all this awesome talented artists
With all my sympathy
Arwen Gernak
Thanks to all this awesome talented artists
With all my sympathy
Arwen Gernak
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Essentials for Photomanipulation
=StarBoyDeath
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reports, 1d 3h agoI’d really like to help my fellow artists in their growth in photomanipulation. I hope you enjoy and you understand some of the essentials for becoming the artist that you’ve always dreamed of being. In this article, I'll talk about developing ideas, finding stock images, throwing off limitations, being patient and giving all the effort you can give. There's a short feature as well. 
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reports, 1d 13h agoHere is the 8th installment of the Friday FotoManip Features.
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Hot Off the Press XVII
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reports, 1d 21h agoThe best fractals from the last week, collected in one place for your viewing convenience.
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Please have a look at this Artist!
~watsup223
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reports, November 18Hey @ all Please have a look at this Artist cause I think he's just great!
Enjoy it
Enjoy it
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The Best Free Fonts of 2009!!!
^Sander-Seto
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reports, November 17''As this year comes to a close, we can look back and see that 2009 was a big year for typography. We saw more web designs with a focus on type, and there were some pretty amazing fonts released. Here are some of the best free fonts from this past year. A few of the fonts below were released at the end of 2008, but since they didn’t see much action until this year, I included them in the list.''
Go and check it out! I can guarantee it's worth your time
Go and check it out! I can guarantee it's worth your time
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She comes in colors everywhere... Photomanip#01
~sawjpsart-proj
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reports, November 16Always... always coming in colors everywhere
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Science Fiction art of the month v.20
^gucken
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reports, November 16A selection of the most beautiful and unique science fiction pictures of the last month.
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The Best Free Fonts of 2009!!!
^Sander-Seto reports, November 17
reports, November 17''As this year comes to a close, we can look back and see that 2009 was a big year for typography. We saw more web designs with a focus on type, and there were some pretty amazing fonts released. Here are some of the best free fonts from this past year. A few of the fonts below were released at the end of 2008, but since they didn’t see much action until this year, I included them in the list.''
Go and check it out! I can guarantee it's worth your time
Go and check it out! I can guarantee it's worth your time
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Science Fiction art of the month v.20
^gucken reports, November 16
reports, November 16A selection of the most beautiful and unique science fiction pictures of the last month.
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Best of... weekly photomanip features #134
*Iardacil
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reports, November 15This newsletter was "born" back in March 2007, from a conversation between ~Lareth and =FrozenStarRo, who with the help of their friends *Iardacil and *Sylwiaa , wanted to make something to promote known and unknown photomanipulators alike here on DeviantArt. As of September 2009 =ImaginaryRosse joined the project and will be helping us out with the weekly choices. While things have changed over time, the essence of the newsletter is still the same.
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Surreal Arts and Dreams
=Fiery-Fire
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reports, 9h 50m agoA fantastic collection of some of the best Surreal art here on DA !!!
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She comes in colors everywhere... Photomanip#01
~sawjpsart-proj reports, November 16
reports, November 16Always... always coming in colors everywhere
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Friday Fotomanip Features #8: Nov. 14th - 20th
=bitchinblack reports, 1d 13h ago
reports, 1d 13h agoHere is the 8th installment of the Friday FotoManip Features.
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Great Collect of Masterpeace
=ArwenGernak reports, 17h 24m ago
reports, 17h 24m agoA collect of great works: manipulation, drawings, photography, writings...
Thanks to all this awesome talented artists
With all my sympathy
Arwen Gernak
Thanks to all this awesome talented artists
With all my sympathy
Arwen Gernak
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Hot Off the Press XVII
=FarDareisMai reports, 1d 21h ago
reports, 1d 21h agoThe best fractals from the last week, collected in one place for your viewing convenience.
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Essentials for Photomanipulation
=StarBoyDeath reports, 1d 3h ago
reports, 1d 3h agoI’d really like to help my fellow artists in their growth in photomanipulation. I hope you enjoy and you understand some of the essentials for becoming the artist that you’ve always dreamed of being. In this article, I'll talk about developing ideas, finding stock images, throwing off limitations, being patient and giving all the effort you can give. There's a short feature as well.
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Please have a look at this Artist!
~watsup223 reports, November 18
reports, November 18Hey @ all Please have a look at this Artist cause I think he's just great!
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Vampires
=xNighty
reports, February 15, 2008
reports, February 15, 2008Just because i love them...
From the beginning of time legends of vampires have existed on this place we call Earth. The interesting, distinguishing mark of the vampire is that unlike other "monsters", the vampire has its roots in nearly every part of the world. From Ancient Greece to modern Day, the Vampire has been eternally preying on our imagination, forcing us to ask ourselves whether those things we dismiss as myths are just that...or more.
* * * * * *
Good to know...
A vampires is a mythical creature who overcomes death by sucking the blood from living humans. The most common variation of the myth portrays the vampire as a dead person who rises from the
at night to seek his victim from the realm of the sleeping.
Vampire myths go back thousands of years and occur in almost every culture around the world. Their variety is almost endless; from red eyed monsters with green or pink hair in China to the Greek Lamia which has the upper body of a woman and the lower body of a winged serpent; from vampire foxes in Japan to a head with trailing entrails known as the Penanggalang in Malaysia.
However, the vampires we are familiar with today, although mutated by fiction and film, are largely based on Eastern European myths. The vampire myths of Europe originated in the far East, and were transported from places like China, Tibet and India with the trade caravans along the silk route to the Mediterranean. Here they spread out along the Black Sea coast to Greece, the Balkans and of course the Carpathian mountains, including Hungary and Transylvania.
The word 'Vampire', until now unknown, became used as a term for the very first time in 1726, following thousands of reports of vampirism due to the plague. It was first coined in German as "Vanpir" in a report of one case of vampirism. This evolved into "vampyre" in 1732 (used in French) and finally into the English word "Vampire" later that same year. This was the beginning of the end for the vampire as we know it...
Visually Identifying the Vampire
eyes: most vampires have bulging, bloodshot or red-iris eyes. This emphasizes the vampire’s wild or animalistic nature. Because most vampires also have the ability to control minds or mesmerize their victims, the eyes are an important tool, and so need to be obvious. Sometimes a vampire’s unblinking stare is the only clue to the audience that the vampire is controlling or trying to control someone’s mind. The color of the eye may also indicate the vampire’s emotions—especially blood lust.
skin color: the blue-purple color of people who have died due to a lack of oxygen (asphyxiation)
teeth: fangs are the most obvious of vampire traits. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes. In Nosferatu Count Orlock does not have elongated canines but rodent’s teeth. The folkloric vampire had only many sharp teeth, but not fangs specifically. In early vampire movies, such as Lugosi’s Dracula there were no fangs at all. Lon Chaney, Jr. is credited with bringing the first set of fangs to the screen in the 1950’s. Though fangs are a relatively new addition to the vampire’s list of traits, they are by far and away the most recognizable and the most popular. More on: [link]
Vampire protect & how to kill them
Well we all know the basic of protecting are selves from a blood sucker thanks to Hollywood. If you were asked how to protect yourself against these creatures of the night you would say something like garlic, crosses, and holy water...
You probably only know one way to kill a vampire; to put a stake through its heart, or if he walked into the sun. Well the stake thing, yes that was done by people loads, and in the sun part, not quiet true. They merely thought that they come out at night and go back to there grave to sleep. There’s few folklore where the vampire was seen during the day, but these were usually the less violent ones. Back to the stake, yes this was how you killed vampire in many folklore, but usually this wasn’t the only thing people did.
Usually a stake was enough, but not always. Some people didn’t care if the vampire was dead or alive, they just wanted it to stay in his grave and leave them alone. In some places in the world to just prevent him from coming from his grave to terrorize them they would cut the leg muscles of the corpse and stick pins in its calves and thighs. In the Greek island of Clio, they had some interesting thoughts on vampires. The thought vampires could never repeat what they said, so they would never answer the first time someone says their name, and only answer then their name is said a second time.
They had some highly recommended ways to kill a vampire. A) Cut off his head, B) Tear his heart out and let the corpse rot above ground, or C) Drive a large nail through its temple or forehead. Now there is one way to kill a vampire practiced in Old Russia and Poland. The villages would take the corpse of someone they thought was a vampire, made paste out of it, and then ate it.
Some informations for you guys
, you can find more on:
- luxferre
- vampiresamongus
- a legendary site: vampirefreaks -> my name there: Nighty_Hell
* V * A * M * P * I * R * E * S *
Queen of the Damned – my fav movie
Vampire stamps
My previous news
- colors of life
- mysteries cakes
From the beginning of time legends of vampires have existed on this place we call Earth. The interesting, distinguishing mark of the vampire is that unlike other "monsters", the vampire has its roots in nearly every part of the world. From Ancient Greece to modern Day, the Vampire has been eternally preying on our imagination, forcing us to ask ourselves whether those things we dismiss as myths are just that...or more.
* * * * * *
Good to know...
A vampires is a mythical creature who overcomes death by sucking the blood from living humans. The most common variation of the myth portrays the vampire as a dead person who rises from the
at night to seek his victim from the realm of the sleeping.Vampire myths go back thousands of years and occur in almost every culture around the world. Their variety is almost endless; from red eyed monsters with green or pink hair in China to the Greek Lamia which has the upper body of a woman and the lower body of a winged serpent; from vampire foxes in Japan to a head with trailing entrails known as the Penanggalang in Malaysia.
However, the vampires we are familiar with today, although mutated by fiction and film, are largely based on Eastern European myths. The vampire myths of Europe originated in the far East, and were transported from places like China, Tibet and India with the trade caravans along the silk route to the Mediterranean. Here they spread out along the Black Sea coast to Greece, the Balkans and of course the Carpathian mountains, including Hungary and Transylvania.
The word 'Vampire', until now unknown, became used as a term for the very first time in 1726, following thousands of reports of vampirism due to the plague. It was first coined in German as "Vanpir" in a report of one case of vampirism. This evolved into "vampyre" in 1732 (used in French) and finally into the English word "Vampire" later that same year. This was the beginning of the end for the vampire as we know it...
Visually Identifying the Vampire
eyes: most vampires have bulging, bloodshot or red-iris eyes. This emphasizes the vampire’s wild or animalistic nature. Because most vampires also have the ability to control minds or mesmerize their victims, the eyes are an important tool, and so need to be obvious. Sometimes a vampire’s unblinking stare is the only clue to the audience that the vampire is controlling or trying to control someone’s mind. The color of the eye may also indicate the vampire’s emotions—especially blood lust. skin color: the blue-purple color of people who have died due to a lack of oxygen (asphyxiation) teeth: fangs are the most obvious of vampire traits. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes. In Nosferatu Count Orlock does not have elongated canines but rodent’s teeth. The folkloric vampire had only many sharp teeth, but not fangs specifically. In early vampire movies, such as Lugosi’s Dracula there were no fangs at all. Lon Chaney, Jr. is credited with bringing the first set of fangs to the screen in the 1950’s. Though fangs are a relatively new addition to the vampire’s list of traits, they are by far and away the most recognizable and the most popular. More on: [link] Vampire protect & how to kill them
Well we all know the basic of protecting are selves from a blood sucker thanks to Hollywood. If you were asked how to protect yourself against these creatures of the night you would say something like garlic, crosses, and holy water...
You probably only know one way to kill a vampire; to put a stake through its heart, or if he walked into the sun. Well the stake thing, yes that was done by people loads, and in the sun part, not quiet true. They merely thought that they come out at night and go back to there grave to sleep. There’s few folklore where the vampire was seen during the day, but these were usually the less violent ones. Back to the stake, yes this was how you killed vampire in many folklore, but usually this wasn’t the only thing people did.
Usually a stake was enough, but not always. Some people didn’t care if the vampire was dead or alive, they just wanted it to stay in his grave and leave them alone. In some places in the world to just prevent him from coming from his grave to terrorize them they would cut the leg muscles of the corpse and stick pins in its calves and thighs. In the Greek island of Clio, they had some interesting thoughts on vampires. The thought vampires could never repeat what they said, so they would never answer the first time someone says their name, and only answer then their name is said a second time.
They had some highly recommended ways to kill a vampire. A) Cut off his head, B) Tear his heart out and let the corpse rot above ground, or C) Drive a large nail through its temple or forehead. Now there is one way to kill a vampire practiced in Old Russia and Poland. The villages would take the corpse of someone they thought was a vampire, made paste out of it, and then ate it.
Some informations for you guys
, you can find more on: - luxferre
- vampiresamongus
- a legendary site: vampirefreaks -> my name there: Nighty_Hell
* V * A * M * P * I * R * E * S *
Queen of the Damned – my fav movie
Vampire stamps
My previous news
- colors of life
- mysteries cakes
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