KalosysArt

~transparentplz (https://www.deviantart.com/transparentplz) :iconthefavouritecontests::iconthefavouritecontest2: Hello dear members :wave: It's time to reveal our winner on the 2nd Theme of our Contest "The Thematic Colours of Renewal - LITTLE CREATURES": Congrats to OliviaMichalski (https://www.deviantart.com/oliviamichalski) :icondragonfly-oli: :bigthumb367947087: With 8 votes wins 1000 :points:. The 3 most voted after the winner were : :bigthumb366747812: by :iconsawakura: (7 votes) :bigthumb368811193: by :iconkancano: (7 votes) and :bigthumb367911408: by :iconli-soro: (6 votes) These works will enter a poll after contest (21st June) with the 3 most voted at the 1st and 3rd Themes to win 500 :points:, stay t

So, for as long as I can remember I've had access to the most incredible range of books, from novels, tall tales and everything in between; all of those I've read (and I'm sure you all agree) it's most frequently their covers you immediately think of when you hear their titles.  It goes without saying that a picture tells a thousands words, and cover art, for that specific reason has to grab the reader by the eyeballs and hold their attention right through to the very last page in a yummy, captivating smorgasbord of plot teasers, incredible characters and dreamy (or dystopian) landscapes. Essentially, book cover p0rn :D Visiting bookshops us

Lately I've seen quite a few photos that have potential, but need some work. Composition is one of the most important parts to taking any photo (and making any piece of art really) and so I thought I'd share a few basic rules and tips. The word composition simply means 'putting together' and so, with any piece of art, it's how the piece is put together. With a bit of practice while keeping these tips in mind, you can create a more impacting, pleasing to the eye piece of work that will draw the viewer in and keep them interesting. You could crop your images afterwards when you get them onto the computer, but it'd be lovely to have a great ima