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Project Educate: R0se-designs
Project Educate: An Interview with =r0se-designs

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=r0se-designs definitely has one of the sweetest icon-galleries on this site.
Just looking at it can give you a sugar-rush!
For this reason, she is one of the inspiring iconists that were interviewed for the Icons & Handhelds-week.

How long have you been active as an iconist and what was it that first drew you towards the community and art form?
I've been an iconist for about 1,5 year now. What drew me in was that I really wanted to make an icon of my own. I made my first =r0se-designs-icon and that set me off. And then I thought why not share them with others? I started out with really bad quality and with time, effort and some wonderful tutorials on DA I improved with each new icon.

What do you d

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"2001: A Space Odyssey" via imdb.com
From ancient history over horror to science-fiction and erotica, there seems to be no topic he did not create a master piece in. He always avoided to repeat himself, yet you just know when you watch a movie of his.

"Full Metal Jacket"
He was a perfectionist who often drove his actors to the extreme. Repeating seemingly simple scenes 5o times or actually endangering their health for a certain shot.
Obsessed with every detail of the movie, from camera to costume, he was also immaculat

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Manga drawing, and literature can give you the inspiration to try something new or take your work to the next step. You may never try all art forms you see! You can however take what you learn from them and
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**WARNING:Viewing these works of art may cause giddiness, elevated heart rates, and happiness in the pants(which could lead to blindness)! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!**

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Stock and Resources - how did you get into it and WHY?
I think somebody wanted a reference so i took one for them, then i got chatting in :#arstock: and there i found out how male stock wasn't as big and that there wasn't as much as female so started to contribute. The support grew and grew and yes! Thats pretty much it!

What's your favourite subject to shoot stock of?

Always people, because people allow for emotions and emotions make for the best stock!

How did you make the transition from stock photography to pure portrait work

Traditional Tuesdays #42***WARNING: Viewing these works of art may cause giddiness, elevated heart rates, and happiness in the pants(which could lead to blindness)! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!***
Now with the warming out of the way, Hi, and welcome to the 42nd edition of Traditional Tuesdays. This week, like all of the other weeks, I'll be featuring fifteen works of art from the Traditional Gallery. Any more than that might and you might loss interest or it could cause your monitor to fail in an explosion of awesomeness. I would feel guilty if that were to happen, so I'm keeping it at fifteen! The Traditional gallery is a vast storeroom of work that covers many mediums and genres. I've tried to show a diverse array of artwork, but I don't have room for them all. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

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Not So Traditional Tuesdays #3I'm staying with my plan to will keep the features fresh for me(and you) and maybe open a few eyes to all the different kinds of artwork that is available while browsing the deviantArt galleries. The things that make one piece of art great applies, for the most part, to other genres. A painter can learn how light and shadow fall from photography, photo-manipulators can learn about composition from a great Manga drawing, and literature can give you the inspiration to try something new or take your work to the next step. You may never try all art forms you see! You can however take what you learn from them and incorporate that into your own work. It could be the difference between stagnating and that breakthrough every artist wants to find!

It's not late this time!
Mainly because I wasn't asleep!

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Traditional Tuesdays #40Welcome to edition 40 of Traditional Tuesdays. This week, like all of the other weeks, I'll be featuring
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**WARNING:Viewing these works of art may cause giddiness, elevated heart rates, and
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In 1970, Comic-Con was founded by Shel Dorf, Richard Alf, Ken Krueger and Mike Towry. The first convention was a one-day event, not known as Comic-con - but Golden State Comic Con. A few years later in 1973, the convention was renamed and officially known as San Diego Comic-Con. In this same year, it held it's first celebrity brunch and was the first Comic-Con with a duration of five days.

Over the years, the attendance of Comic-con has increased significantly - now being one of the largest conventions in the world. With the att

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Small Icon contest: WINNERS

Wed Dec 14, 2011, 5:07 AM

And the winners are...

1st place: ~Lilkawaiivampire

2nd place: ~Toic

3rd place: tied between ~Twoohten and ~kayleero

CONGRATS!

The year is almost over

And it's been an interesting one, both good and bad.
But how do you think the new year will be?

Icon contest

The theme of this contest is new beginnings.
I'm aware that this is a very broad, vague theme but it should give you a lot of artistic freedom.

Do you see a new beginning as moving to a new house?
Starting university or in a new school?
Starting the new year or starting a new relationship?

The choice is yours.
All you have to do is try and capture that concept in an avatar or an icon that can be used on the site.
Sounds like fun? I know!

How do I submit an entry?

Link me to the created piece and have the contest mentioned in the description.
It's as easy as that!

Entries

Let's talk deadlines and prizes

This contest will run until the 15^th of January

And what will the winners get?
_{Thanks to a donation from ~Twoohten , the prizes are a bit better! <3}

1st place: 200
2nd place: 150
3d place: 100

So time to get your thinking caps on and imagine your new beginning!

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~Twoohten Jan 19, 2012

We all placed, awesome.

Congratulations to the others!

*etNoir Jan 18, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Congrats to the winners!
Those were some nice entries ^^

^kingmancheng Jan 18, 2012 Professional Filmographer

Congrats!

~Twoohten Jan 15, 2012

I had this other super awesome idea in mind, but I couldn't start it. So annoying.

I might try make it some other day.

Why weren't there more entries.

`Hardrockangel Jan 16, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Aww, that sucks!

And I don't know. I tried pimping it as much as I can but I think I just didn't have enough interested watchers. :C

~Twoohten Jan 16, 2012

Yeah I guess so. I think you did as much as you could without shoving it down everyones throats.

`Hardrockangel Jan 16, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Agreed. I'd hate for people to dislike participating in the contest simply because I pimped it too much. OTL"

~Twoohten Jan 19, 2012

After you mentioned about not having enough interested watchers, I went and peaked at how many watchers you actually have. Which is always an interesting thing to look at.

`Hardrockangel Jan 19, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

It's still but a fraction of the amount the really popular deviants have, though.

~Twoohten Jan 20, 2012

I know right. On Discover I saw *humon has 86k or something!

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