shutdown

It’s deviantART, not DeviantArt.   It’s dA, devART, dAmn, devWEAR and deviantFILM.   It’s an important distinction to the few of us that was brought up in the forums and the chatrooms.   Though I feel we had already lost this connection between the logo and writing dA when the logo was revamped in 2009.   The new logo distances us even further. I’m not even going to mention about the awkwardness of the crossed-out z, or the half-a-hashtag or how the logomark looks like it’s missing it’s arms and legs, or the unnatural negative space between the mark and the type which creates a strong silhouette of a face

I know this is a nice font, but will it sell butt plugs?

Article on the my first devMEET in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Read bitches, it's all gooey and stuff. :aww: http://www.daily-sun.com/details_yes_08-03-2012_A-Street-Exhibition,Yet-So-Much-More_78_4_21_1_3.html Back in 2005, I had just moved to China for university after finishing high school in Thailand. It was a brand new country with brand new language(s), culture, people, everything. Like everyone who graduates from high school and moves onto the next step, I missed my friends and my old life. Around the same time, I remembered that I had opened an account on an art community website, deviantART.com. It was a website where anyone coul