Aerin-Kayne

This is what happens when you browse by favorites and end up in the fractal section.  
(some great art of other types here too though, just got in that fractal loop for a while).  If you like their work, be sure to check out the rest of these artists' galleries and support them

Been busy between work, and yard fixings, and being better about, you know, actually working on art (Tara says hi).



         

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More artwork I saw recently while browsing that I wanted to share.
Be sure to check out the rest of their galleries if you like their work


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Just wanted to let people know that I set up an ArtStation account:  
www.artstation.com/aerin-kayne

I'm still staying here on DA too - still plan to submit art and do features - so there isn't going to be a change as far as that goes.  More of just some info for anyone who already has an account there, or who was thinking of making an account there, or for artists who perhaps didn't know about the website yet and who might want to check it out.  I have only uploaded some of my more recent work there (still debating whether I want my most recent dragon pic there, but I'm not really satisfied with the background so I'll probably keep it off and use it as motivation to start something new).  Again, for anyone who doesn't have an ArtStation account and doesn't want one, anything I post there will also be posted here too, so it doesn't really matter. 

ArtStation is far more intimidating to me than DA, but I think part of what I need is something that will motivate and inspire me to not only push my own limits, and get me somewhat out of my comfort zone, but something that will also push me to reconsider what's even possible (there is a lot of mind-blowing stuff there).  Now, I want to take care not to give the wrong impression by saying that, as there's great art on DA too, it's just often buried.  Even with the mature filter on, enough of the stuff on the new page of DA looks like it crawled right out of the Elsagate section of YouTube for it to be extremely demotivating.  It's also gives a far from professional impression, and since going forward I'd ideally like some job that is art or design related, I want to have a portfolio online that doesn't potentially share screen time with too many risky clicks.   


PS: There was another bear in my yard yesterday morning.  I'll try to get a photo next time.  From inside.  '#'yardBear

It's been super long since I posted here and I apologize for that.  We moved across the state last fall (granted, as states go, MA isn't that big) and, while things are going well, they also aren't as settled as I'd like, and it's been hard for me to get into a routine because of that.  I'll try to keep future updates (at very least some cool mentions) more frequent and regular.  When it comes to journal mentions though, something I'd like some feedback on is how many deviations people feel is a good number (for, ideally, every 1-2 weeks or so)?  Somewhere between 15-20 has felt ok (enough for some good variety, but not so many that deviations get lost in there), but if you think there are too many/ too few (or if you are fairly neutral about it) let me know your opinion.  I want to share artwork that I find motivational and inspiring, not spam people.




           

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I feel like I should have a lot more to feature, since it's been a month, but I've had some distractions from drawing and browsing (some of it actual life stuff; moving, changing jobs, etc, and some of it *cough* Aion *cough*). 
If you like these, be sure to check out the rest of these artists' galleries!



    


       

           

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