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I've recently been going through my gallery and deleting some of my deviations that I find... unappealing for various reasons. I still have them, but I've decided that I no longer want them cluttering up my page, and just feel that they don't really reflect well on my skill now, or at the time. Still, it feels strange to get rid of them once and for all. I mean, I still have them on file, but it still feels like I'm deleting a little part of my own history from the record books. Like visitors are just going to scroll through my gallery and just be missing a chunk of my story as a so-called artist. Or maybe I'm just being mellow dramatic and should just quiet down and get on with the spring--er summer cleaning...
In other news, I've abandoned my attempt to draw Daft Punk.. for now. I might complete the one I started... I might start over... or I just might never do it period, but either way, it's on the back-burner for now. I'm going to move on to something else and see if I find my way back to it someday. Still no clue what I'm going to draw next, though. I'm considering re-drawing one of the old pieces that I deleted because it was just too terrible it burned my poor eyes to look at it. Do kind of a before&after thing again with the "Draw This Again" meme that seems to float onto my dA page from time-to-time. If I decide to go through with it, here's a hint to what it would be. It was originally titled "Failure" and it has everything to do with Assassin's Creed. Which, for some of my watchers, that's going to be an absolute thrill and the rest will be scratching their heads.
Anywho, regardless, I'll have a new drawing up for you guys soon.
Until then.
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Commissions are FINALLY open again!
After a very long time, I have open commission slots again for character requests!
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In the past, I've focused my efforts on FFXIV characters in the past, but I'm opening it up to all games, so long as I have adequate reference images.
I'll of course continue doing chibi versions, but I'll am now offering more realistic versions of your characters as an added option. These will cost a little more (about $15 additional) as chibi versions are quite a bit simpler in terms of design.PRICE & PROCESS GUIDECurrent batch.
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Amping up for Inktober!
Only one more month until Inktober begins my friends! This will be the first year I will be fully participating, but I have enjoyed all the wonderful art this event inspires. Forr those of you not familiar with what Inktober is or how to participate, check out the official website: http://mrjakeparker.com/inktober
As for me, most of my inks will be featured on tumblr and instagram (I tend to be more active there these days), so don't forget to follow me there if you want to stay in the loop. Now we wait for this years prompts. Fingers crossed for a chance to do some Game of Thrones fan art.
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Deactiviation Scare + New Drawing
Soooooo I'm an idiot.
The other day I was trying to clean up my accounts. I have two deviantART accounts and one I don't use very much, so I decided to deactivate it. Silly me, I decided to do it from my phone, and if anyone knows anything about the mobile site for this, it kind of sucks. I sent the deactivation e-mail from one of my accounts and the link was broken, so I went back and sent another. Little did I know, it had sent it from my main account, this one. I went to send a link to a friend so he could see some of my drawings, and I saw in big, bold "this account has been deactivated". My heart sunk. A lot of the art I have posted on
Is Anyone Still Out There...?
Hey everyone (anyone who's still out there),
I feel like it's been such a long time since I've even logged on here that I don't even know how many of you are left.
If you're still out there, I'd just like to say it's good to be back, and I hope you've missed me, but I'd just settle for you remembering me at all!
In case you didn't notice, I've posted a couple of new pieces the past couple of days. I hope you enjoy them and it would mean the world to me if you could leave your feedback or even just say "hello!".
Thanks to all of you who stuck around during my long, long hiatus.
It's good to be back.
Love,
Slightly-Spartan
formerly ke
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I like Gi1t's solution. I've always been against hiding or deleting art history unless it was actually socially important, because most people (atleast people who take art seriously) won't make judgements based on old pieces if they have something newer with better technique to compare it to. I've disappointed myself by disposing of some of my old creative fruits, and it's disappointed me hugely when people I admire have done it, so I pretty adamantly advise against it, just because I can't go back and look at it for memories or comparison. The main loss for me is memories, because the object I've subconsciously linked them to are gone, and the artist is not at all the only person with memories associated with a piece l: 3