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This coming January (2011), DeviantARTist Angela R. Sasser (aka. AngelaSasser) will be debuting her first book, a full color art instruction book from Impact Books (impactbooks) entitled Angelic Visions: Create Fantasy Art Angels with Watercolor, Ink, and Colored Pencil!
This 125 page tome features over 20 step-by-step demonstrations on how to bring your angelic figures to life with an array of mixed media techniques! From basic tips on figure drawing to setting your heavenly scenes, to designing tattoos, halos, and more, Angelic Visions will inspire you for your celestial creations.
And it couldn't have come to fruition without the aid of some of the very talented stock artists here on DA! Here are just a few of the amazing stock images and the artwork that they helped bring to life for Angelic Visions:
Check out more sneak peeks of the book's interior as well as see how to pre-order your own copy of the book at this deviation:
Thanks to all the stock artists that contributed to this project!
You are living muses for the ages.
You can view a complete Collection of the stock used for the book here.
This 125 page tome features over 20 step-by-step demonstrations on how to bring your angelic figures to life with an array of mixed media techniques! From basic tips on figure drawing to setting your heavenly scenes, to designing tattoos, halos, and more, Angelic Visions will inspire you for your celestial creations.
And it couldn't have come to fruition without the aid of some of the very talented stock artists here on DA! Here are just a few of the amazing stock images and the artwork that they helped bring to life for Angelic Visions:
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Check out more sneak peeks of the book's interior as well as see how to pre-order your own copy of the book at this deviation:
Thanks to all the stock artists that contributed to this project!
You are living muses for the ages.
You can view a complete Collection of the stock used for the book here.
Handcuffed behind the back close-up
If you love handcuffs behind the back, in arresting positions, and really good CLOSE-UPS, enjoy my shares. Handcuffs, ropes, even NO bondage; I only focus on women's hands shown behind "PALMS OPEN,"
and showing more femininity. None of this tied "PALMS TOGETHER. Prayer position" nonsense. where is the fun in that? 🤷
Thousands of divs to share
$5/month
Say No to AI + Where to Find Me Outside DeviantART
After much deliberation, I've decided to take a stand against this site's stance on allowing AI generated imagery in its current unethical state. Until this tech is not based on data laundering of artist's hard work, I won't be participating much with new work here and have cancelled my subscription. I will be more active on Inkblot instead, a site that has taken a firm stance against AI imagery on its platform. This is difficult for me. I've been on DeviantART for 20 years. I've made lifelong friends and have good memories of all the old artwork I shared on here when I was a young, excited artist who turned to this community for support, advice, and encouragement. As of this writing, I have 886 Deviations. Many of you can imagine my horror when I learned that all of my years of work posted with joy and in good faith have been scraped without my consent to train a technology meant to replace the need for artists. Meanwhile, DeviantART irresponsibly joined in on promoting this
What Story Topic Should I Choose for NaNoWriMo?
Alright folks, I need help with an artistic decision! I want to use NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) as a 'muse vacation' to indulge some fun D&D story ideas that have been sitting on the backburner for a while. What topic do I choose? They both sound fun! I've boiled it down to these 2 story choices. Read the pitches below and let me know your choice in the poll! CHOICE 1 - TITLE: SACRED & PROFANE Zombies, werewolves, and romance between monster hunters. SYNOPSIS: When Red joined the Blood Hunters' Lodge, she thought she'd be using her awesome skills to be hunting down worthy prey, not babysitting Nils, another hunter who's seemingly good for nothing more than corpse retrieval and granting last rites as an ex-priest. On the road, the two face the dangers of the Path, their own troubled histories, and finding a true friend in each other. CHOICE 2 - TITLE: FLAME OF THE SULTANA A Barbarian's tale of her rise from harem princess to Warrior Saint. SYNOPSIS: Rabs
I'm Back! (Where Did I Go?)
For those who didn't know I was gone, a couple of weeks ago, my account was hacked with disgusting images and anti-George Floyd memes. First off, I'm so very sorry that any of you all had to see these awful things in your feed! I didn't even see them before my account was perma-banned. Generous fans contacted me afterwards to let me know of the incident so I could contact support about the issue. Thankfully, DeviantART has helped me to restore my account, though I have sadly lost all of my Watchers and my entire Watchlist, as well as all of my stash. It's a bit of a blow and a hard lesson to secure my accounts better (which I am now doing with hash generated passwords from Bit Warden). Losing my account made me remember how much in that 20+ years since I first joined as a wee high school student all the good memories and life-long friends I made here, as well as how dA helped me grow as a young artist. I'm glad to be back so I can keep participating when I can, despite the
[Patreon] Angelic Shades Website Redesign Part 1
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If you don't mind I'd like to ask a few questions about how using stock references works in terms of your art book. If you don't want to answer you can just ignore me. 
Do you contact the photographer and work out some sort of contract to publish your art based on their stock in your book? If so do you usually pay a fee or a % of your profit?
Do you contact the photographer and work out some sort of contract to publish your art based on their stock in your book? If so do you usually pay a fee or a % of your profit?