An art blog featuring some of the wonderful dragon artwork lurking in the deviantART archives.

A selection of some of the wonderful dragon artwork that lurks in the deviantART archives.

In the 2nd edition of these special monthly awards on deviantART, I will most definitely pay such greatest honor and praise to even more truly special and well-deserving artists whose artworks are *so* spendidly amazing and damn compelling that you just gotta love the hell out of them indeed!!!

See you there for a lot more great festivities, as this all-new issue is even bigger, bolder, and BETTER than ever!!! You do not want to miss it, I promise!! !!

News about deviantART

I would just like to announce to all of the fractal community, that we here at =NFotM have just recently launched a club-blog on wordpress.com!!

A weekly blog featuring some of the wonderful dragon artwork that lurks in the deviantART archives.

A weekly art blog featuring some of the wonderful dragon artwork that is lurking in the deviantART archives.

There has been a lot of controversy over the proposed Orphan Works Bill, concerning the fears of artists who believe, with inception of the Bill, their art may be used freely and legally without consent of themselves, the copyright holder.

I emailed James Boyle, co creator of the Bill to address these issues and clarify the mistakes certain bloggers have made in interpreting the Bill.

Issue 41 of the Dragons of deviantART - A weekly art blog showcasing dA's newest dragons, dragon related artwork and literature.

Read This arts magazine seeks submissions, turns 6 issues old, loves you all.

An art blog featuring some of the wonderful dragon artwork lurking in the deviantART archives.

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Duzce

Here's one of the happiest (if not the most) guy in the world. He's basically having fun, doing what he likes, and recording Philippine History and Culture through his lenses. How fulfilling can that get? What more could you ask for?