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It's back!  With the goal of bringing a little cheer to patients in the hospital during the holiday season, the deviantART Holiday Card Project connects deviants from around the world and applies their tremendous artistic abilities in designing and creating uplifting holiday cards. In past years, the Project has received more than 5,000 cards sent in by more than 1,000 deviants from 50 different countries/political regions. Cards were then divvied up and distributed in-person by deviantART members to local Los Angeles, CA hospitals, with additional cards given to various hospitals in the U.S. and abroad for hospital staff members to hand out

As a statement of empowerment and artist prestige, we're pleased to reveal deviantART's official poster for Artists’ Alley at San Diego Comic-Con – designed by the exquisitely talented Artgerm (https://www.deviantart.com/artgerm)! DeviantART couldn't be more excited to sponsor Artists' Alley for the fourth year in a row.  Our aim has always been to keep focus on those who not only make the entire convention possible, but provide us with a world of entertainment across all media: the artists. Go forth and march with your creative brethren! Get the poster! | Small .jpg | Large .jpg | Layered .psd | Spread the word! Arm yourself with the above image.  Plaster the

This is meant more for younger, newer deviants who have run into a spot of trouble making some extra cash, I see many people posting how they make no money on their prints through DeviantArt. To me, it just seems like all you need is a lesson in business. First, before you do anything, realize what our "Target Audience" is. Do you draw anime? Or do you take pictures of cute animals? Or are you into realism? Let's face it, you aren't going to find very many older people who enjoy fine art on the internet. Try and figure out what age group your work appeals to. Second, use DeviantArt as your "Warehouse" DeviantArt is great. You can showca