Hi

I have been on DA the whol time but I haven't posted anything;

#1. Because I lost many files
#2 Because this comp does not have a camera transmitter software (yet)

I hope I haven't yet turned invisible, but I am planning to post some stuff.

Also today I have found some really awesome artworks, I suggest you have a look at:
'Steampunk Dragon' and a couple of Snowman artworks (just search for 'snowman', should be on the fp)
And I thought I will never see anything as original in my life


But just one thing I have noticed. There are many great artworks here at da (perhaps too many?), yet I see all the same repetitive thing all over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.....
Maybe it's just me, but 70-85% of all GOOD artworks I see are filled with cliches (eg. eye closeups, ordinary landscapes, and just plain boring "I am an emo/depressed/empty" photographs, like people with emotionless faces - most of them are boring even good ones)

Some interesting ones are probably digital paintings/traditional drawings of unusual creatures, concepts that don't even have to be anything big, insects and animals are rather interesting, abandoned places (because they have lots of history behind them), I don't mind humour, dark sculptures, steampunk/cyberpunk concepts are rather interesting too. This is what should be done more often in different ways in my opinion. But continue you art, no matter what it is, I am only saying that the minority of Deviants are concentrated on their opinions, concepts, vision, ideas and impact

But I ain't complaining; DeviantArt is perhaps the best, and the only good art place around the net, as well as the community. It's just that it appears to be some sort of disease of mind, that everyone just tries to replicate the same things over and over? I guess art is not about what it is, and how it is done, but still.

And this is another reason why I'd prefer traditional art
(avoid cliches, but don't be afraid of them)
Though, my art isn't very original, I just noticed >->' ...