Theory of Chaoticism Forming from the nebulae of music,Theory of Chaoticism by ~kwoiffei
there comes a new star and its satellites.
Perhaps it may shine for a long career, perhaps it may burn out.
On a world far from our own, long after our demise,
the fey rule magic and live in tradition.
Some integrate with the society of the large folk and the monsters.
Embodiments of the elements and gods,
the fey are small but powerful.
Few would disbelieve that a group could take on hordes.
Forming from the nebulae of music,
there comes a new star and its satellites.
Perhaps it may shine for a long career, perhaps it may burn out.
A six-man group of fey on guitars and drums,
unleashing their p
How to Avoid dAramaBelieve it or not, I have no enemies on deviantART. None. I'm not saying everybody loves me, but I don't have any ongoing feuds, spammers, trolls, art thieves, or anything like that. I've been here for over four years, and these ten commandments are what keep me safely out of the flames.
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I. If someone insults you, you don't have to retaliate.
So some anonymous bozo doesn't like you - so what? Learn to let it go. Hurling insults back only makes you look like a complete idiot.
Do you ever see this scenario? Troll insults Johnny, and Johnny argues with Troll, trying to prove Troll wrong and get him to apologize. Eventually they just e
Art Blocked? The Anatomy of Art BlockART-BLOCK
We all get art-blocked at one point. "I don't want to draw" or "I don't feel like drawing this..."
By understanding what art-block is, we can take steps to avoid it in the future, and possibly even control its presence.
Let's start by removing the term "art-block" from our vocabularies for a moment. It is too vague and only describes its effect, not what it is. This doesn't help us except when we want to commiserate.
Now let's start to take apart the artistic process. If we can understand why we draw in the first place, it will help us to understand why we stop drawing.
The artistic process developed and culminated in homo sapi
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