ctk86

No I'm not leaving Deviant Art, I don't see reason to because I shrugged off the community a long, long time ago when I felt it was starting to turn bad. But doesn't it seem like a lot of great artists are on hiatuses or leaving or thinking of leaving all at the same time? I'm not going to name names, but I think I read three journals from just the last few days about and this is the last step before we descend into a maddening spiral of horrible trolling where that's all that's left. The site needs to step in, shape up its game before we lose some great people. I've given up on my drawing at this point, I consider doing it occasionally but

Before there's any trouble at all, I want to make it clear that this isn't a slight at homosexuals or anything like that in the least bit. This is strictly a thing that has to do with a trend that seems to have gotten worse and worse over my years on the internet, which is basically every since it got to be the popular thing to do. I remember with some fondness when the Fan Fiction.net site initially launched and it was probably the most glorious collection of fiction I had ever seen. Everything I liked to watch and read and play had stories on that site and possibilities seemed endless. I wasn't there when Deviant Art launched but I joined

I really want to try out this new skin with my new subscription. And what better way than to actually go in and talk about something that I came across. I recently got a Netflix account, took me long enough, right? Well I watched the BBC show Sherlock and I noticed that one of the actresses on there was basically the exact type of woman I would have picked to play one of my own characters--Holly. The actresses name Louise Brealey and she plays Molly Hooper in the show: This is her normal look: I wanted someone somewhat plain and normal looking, I never meant for Holly to be this drop dead gorgeous beauty, though her body isn't exactly what