So we've all seen HP fanart with thousands of views and favs, but how about pieces that don't get as much recognition? Here's some legitimately good, legitimately under-appreciated works, all under 2,000 views and most under 1,000. Imperio! Go check them out.

This is an article on why we who are against the Twilight Saga are so very against it. Call us haters, but we have reasons for hating it.

Digital Art & Cosplay Photos of traditional Harley Quinn

A fun, creative character design contest!

Tips on helping your child, friend, family member get into reading!

A special feature of artwork based on the graphic novel "Watchmen" by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons.

IF YOU COULDN'T TELL BEFORE.

If you click the link (title) you'll be directed to an online edition of a book originally published by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, Hillsdale, New Jersey, 1991: Photojournalism An Ethical Approach by Paul Martin Lester.

I consider it food for thought and reflection about photojournalism and ethics and thus would like to share it with you.

Now follows an excerpt to lure you into reading the full version:

A photojournalist is a mixture of a cool, detached professional and a sensitive, involved citizen. The taking of pictures is much more than F-stops and shutter speeds. The printing of pictures is much more than chemical temperatures and contrast grades. The publishing of pictures is much more than cropping and size decisions. A photojournalist must always be aware that the technical aspects of the photographic process are not the primary concerns.

A mother crying over the death of her daughter is not simply an image to be focused, a print to be made, and a picture to be published. The mother's grief is a lesson in humanity.

If the photojournalist produces a picture without a thought for her tragedy, the lesson is lost. But if the photographer cares for her loss, is made more humane, and causes the readers to share in her grief, photojournalism has reached its highest potential.

Despite its frustrations and low moments, the lesson of humanity is why photojournalism is an extremely rewarding profession. For that reason, photojournalism is worthy of the best thought and actions possible by its participants.

--from chapter eight: "Juggling journalism and Humanism"

Anti twilight article

After sacrificing himself to save the DC universe 20 years ago, the golden age Flash returns to save it again!

It's a contest where you have to make a book cover realted to one of three optins I gave you.

WTH is going on?

Summary: A 17-year-old girl called Emma with necrophobia can't complete her biology assignaments because of her phobia and the topic the biology professor is teaching, Emma calls a special proffessor, who gives biology lessons to people with this phobia, the proffessor comes to her house and her lessons begin. They become "friends" as a teacher and student can become. When Emma finishes her biology classes the proffessor asks her if she will go to his classes next year, but she tells him that this year she will finish school, and after prom, everything will be over. The preffessor seems sad, but Emma leaves.
Prom is near and she goes to her bff's house, Amanda, to get ready to go to prom, but when she goes back home she finds her family dead, she faits among the corpses and wakes up half an hour later on amanda's place, they go to prom, because Emma doesn't remember about her parents, she think it is a dream, when they arrive to the Hotel where prom is taking place something wird starts to happen, and Emma's phobia will increase.