The Jerry to my MenThis is going to seem like a very stupid and ~emotional~ journal, but stfu because idgaf and you have gifs to look at.Jen (`ScENeYmE to those of you who are unacquainted with our little corner of dA) joined the #communityrelations team a couple of months after I did two years ago. She was all cute and adorable, but just a little weird likeWhich is good, because we all know what I'm like...So we made an excellent pair and had a series of hilarious experiences and adventures. No documentation of these exist, so you'll have to imagine them with the help of these gifs...srsly. We were a great pair, like you wouldn't believe.And we discovered we were TV soul mates, which was good because it meant that we didn't have any of those ever-awkward moments ofAll in all, we were awesome. But then suddenly I'd been on the team for a year and had to step down and pass on my hat. It was a shocking moment for us both.But we struggled through, after a brief period of gloom and general ang
Interview with ScENeYmEInterview with `ScENeYmE :iconScENeYmE:Thank you for taking your time with the interview for #AllArtSupport. #AllArtSupport 1. Tell us a few words about yourself.`ScENeYmE I’m Jen, I’m 25 and live in the north of England with my husband and step-son. They drive me crazy, but I love them dearly. Plus, they make good photographic subjects!#AllArtSupport 2. What is the story behind your nickname?`ScENeYmE My nickname is a mix of old nicknames I had when I was younger. I have no other excuse for the capitalisation other than I thought it was cool. I realise now that it wasn’t. I went through a stage of hating it and wanting to change it, but when the name change option was released, I couldn’t think of anything else I wanted. I guess I’ve grown to like it.#AllArtSupport 3. What role ha
deviantHEART: Day 514 Days of DeviantHEART:Count down to Valentine's Day with #deviantHEART!`Infinite-Heart will be writing a diverse collection of articles in celebration of Valentine's Day.Get Featured!Send me works of: Things You LoveMay it be quotes, sayings, your thoughts, or deviations. Share share share.Note to :`Infinite-HeartFamilies Feature
Film Legends: Stanley KubrickStanley Kubrick (July 26, 1928 – March 7, 1999) is one of the most influental directors of the last century. If there is one thing most obvious that his works have in common, it is a strong inclination to the unsettling, sometimes disturbing and most likely controversial."2001: A Space Odyssey" via imdb.comFrom 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
Traditional Tuesdays #50Holy shit! It made it! This is the 50th week of this little article, and I can honestly say that I didn't think it would last this long. The night I started this feature, I was bored and just browsing around the Traditional Gallery. I was finding all kinds great artwork, that for one reason or another I couldn't/wouldn't give a DD. It could be because they had a DD recently, but mainly it was for a link to go back and see what they created next, and if they took it to the next level. Now it's more for artwork that I no longer have time to DD, I can't DD everything! I still find the article fun to do, and I'll keep doing it until it no longer is. So.... here is fifteen works of art that I thought you should see. I don't trust all of you all with anymore awesomeness, you might hurt yourself! Anyway, on with the show!**WARNING:Viewing these works of art may cause giddiness, elevated heart rates, and happines
Art HistoryBelow you will find Art History articles written so far. These have been written by volunteers, groups and members of the community.You can find the full line up here!If you notice that an area of Art is not represented and YOU would like to get involved then please note myself (`ScENeYmE) or ^DistortedSmile ASAP and we will get you sortedThe Story So Far Blog will be updated with new articles when they are posted
A Visual History of 3D Art3-Dimensional Art doesn't have a history dating back hundreds of years. Its inception is very much linked to the evolution of Computing and Computer Graphics.Because history can get very detailed, this article will just include a summary timeline. If you want to know more, just click the links dotted throughout 1950 - Laposky's OscilonOur story begins in 1950 with Benjamin Francis Laposky, a sign painter and army veteran who was also an artist and mathematician. In addition to getting a kick out of creating Magic Square Puzzles, Ben created what is arguably the first set of computer generated images, "electrical compositions" using a cathode ray oscilloscope:1959 - The first CAD PackageIn 195
Impressionism: Win 100 points!As part of deviantART's Art History Project, ^KasumiCR and myself have prepared news articles regarding Impressionism, What is Impressionism? Impressionism is a movement that originated from a small time group of artists in Paris, France in the late 1800’s. These artists in the creation of impressionistic artwork focused on minute, noticeable brush strokes. Most famously Claude Monet’s Impression, soleil levant is the known artwork where the name Impressionism originally came from.Ingenious Painters Move Away From the Status QuoImpressionism originally was very radical and violated rules of traditional academic painting. Instead of the nice lines and contours found in the traditional method, impressionistic artwork has a melody of free formed brush strok
The Founders of Impressionism - RenoirAs part of deviantART's Art History Project, *Topicality and yours truly have prepared news articles regarding Impressionism, an art movement from the 19th Century whose main characteristic is the presence of tin yet visible brush strokes to create shapes that compose an image.Today we bring you Pierre-August Renoir's biography, one of the biggest representatives of the style. Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919)Born in Limoges on February 25 1841, Renoir was the sixth child of a working class family. In his youth he had a job at a porcelain factory, where people noticed his artistic talent and was chosen to paint designs on fine china. He also painted fans and religious hangings for missionaries.At that time, Renoir often visited the Louvre, where he studied the work of the French Masters, dreaming of one day becoming one and having his art on those very same walls.He began studying art in 1862 under Charles Gleyre in Paris, where he m
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1. Tell us a few words about yourself.
I’m Jen, I’m 25 and live in the north of England with my husband and step-son. They drive me crazy, but I love them dearly. Plus, they make good photographic subjects!
