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Welcome to another Fan Art Friday! Today we're celebrating the most beloved Great Dane in animated television, Scooby-Doo. This year marks 15 years since the premiere of Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated (April 5, 2010), and 56 years since the franchise began in the late 1960s . Scooby-Doo was created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, animators who co-founded Hanna-Barbera Productions, the animation studio responsible for creating highly popular cartoons such as Tom and Jerry, The Huckleberry Hound Show, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and, of course, Scooby-Doo. The first series (Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!) premiered on September 13, 1969, on CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System). It was the result of plans by CBS and Hanna-Barbera to create a non-violent Saturday morning show that would appease the parent watch groups that had protested the superhero-based programs of the mid-1960s. The plot follows Scooby-Doo (a Great Dane) and four teenagers, Fred Jones, Daphne Blake

Ever wondered what happens when math meets art?... Welcome to my project series called Fractal Friday Feature! Once in a while, I venture into the fascinating world of fractals, showcasing the incredible talent and technicality of artists from within the community. Join us as we celebrate their latest inspiring works, foster connection within the fractal community, and perhaps even inspire you to explore the boundless possibilities of this unique art form. Let the feature begin! That's it for this Fractal Friday Feature! Huge thanks to the artists for sharing those inspiring pieces with us, and I hope you enjoyed the showcase. Keep on fractalling! See you next month, @LukasFractalizator Hidden Fractalist Issues I | II | III | IV | V | VI | VII | VIII | IX | X | XI | XII | XIII | XIV | XV | XVI | XVII | XVIII | XIX | XX | XXI | XXII | XXIII | XXIV | XXV | XXVI | XXVII | XXVIII | XXIX | XXX | XXXI | XXXII | XXXIII | XXXIV | XXXV | XXXVI | XXXVII |

Whether you're a seasoned builder, a redstone wizard, or someone who just really loves punching trees, Minecraft has a little something for everyone. With the recent buzz around the upcoming movie, it felt like the perfect time to dig deep (pun absolutely intended) into the fan art mines and showcase the incredible range of styles, mediums, and interpretations that this iconic game has inspired. From cube-shaped creepers and cozy pixelated cabins to cinematic reimaginings of Steve, Alex, and mobs in motion—this fandom continues to evolve in the most creative ways. It's not just a game. It's a world-builder, a sandbox for the imagination, and a cultural touchstone that keeps growing... one block at a time. Here are a few gems that capture the spirit of the Overworld and beyond. "Everything that you see was once built by someone who dared to dream.” – Narrator, Minecraft" Legends “This world is endless. The only limit is your imagination.” – Minecraft: The Movie Have a

This journal is dedicated to guiding you through the vast and wondrous world of artistic inspiration through resources! Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting your creative journey, this collection of resources aims to spark your imagination, and connect you with a vibrant community of fellow creators! GROUP RESOURCES This group curates and collects various resources for community members to use and receive inspiration from!  Don't forget to check out the groups resources! It's building everyday!  Do you have your own favorite resource? Share in the comments below! NAVIGATION PHOTOSHOP BRUSHES CLIP STUDIO PAINT BRUSHES PAINT TOOL SAI BRUSHES PROCREATE BRUSHES KRITA BRUSHES TRADITIONAL ART RESOURCES / TUTORIALS

Ever wondered what happens when math meets art? Welcome to my project series called Fractal Friday Feature! Once in a while, I venture into the fascinating world of fractals, showcasing the incredible talent and technicality of artists from within the community. Join us as we celebrate their latest inspiring works, foster connection within the fractal community, and perhaps even inspire you to explore the boundless possibilities of this unique art form. Let the feature begin! Settle in with your tea. Think of an abstract gallery. These fractal pieces speak through feeling and color. Let's explore them together! Feel the spring awaken! Witness the intricate beauty as mathematical seeds sprout into stunning floral forms. Last but not least! This section showcases the incredible range of both 2D and 3D fractals, from intricate macro details to sprawling sci-fi landscapes and cosmic wonders. That's it for this Fractal Friday Feature! Huge

Dear Members Here in the northern hemisphere, Spring is springing which seems a good time to present you with a new challenge this month that joins some of my own favorite photography subjects together Of course we have some exciting prizes to offer so do keep on reading for details on how to enter 📸 The Prompt Spring is the time of year when flowers blossoms, trees grow new leaves and (baby) animals frolicking outside. We are asking you to photograph an animal - this can be a pet, wildlife, or even at a zoo or sanctuary - in a nature setting, natural close-up, etc. I've added a few examples from previous submissions to the group to give you a feeling of what we're looking for: Rules Let's keep things simple: You must be a member of @CRPhotography to participate. All photos must be taken no earlier than May 1, 2025. You may submit 1 entry that fits the prompt above (yes, pets are ok if in natural settings). Deadline Please publish your deviation and link your entry in

Hello to everyone reading this journal! Before we move on to the interview itself, some of you may ask yourselves questions such as, ‘What is fractal art?’ or ‘Who are ‘fractalists’?’ Let me provide you with a very brief introduction. According to the Oxford Dictionary, fractal is a curve or geometrical figure in which each part shares the same statistical characteristics as the whole. These structures can be found throughout nature, including in plants, minerals, and even in different states of matter such as gas (smoke), liquid (waves), or solid (snowflakes). In simpler terms, Fractal Art refers to fractals presented as an art form, created using fractal-generating software. Term "Fractalist" consists simply of the two words - fractal, and artist. If you would like to know a little bit more, I recommend these brief, yet informative journals by C-91 and tatasz, as well as the following collection of Fractal Art across DeviantArt: Finally, welcome to the latest issue of a project

DeviantArt is proud to announce a new opportunity for deviants to contribute to the community at a deeper level! The Ambassador program is designed to give deviants a chance to bring artists together, offer ways for artists to hone their skills or try new things, and help shape the future of the community.  Deviants eligible to participate in the Ambassador program are those who are co-founders or top contributors of official DeviantArt groups or affiliated groups. There are many factors that determine whether or not deviants might be a good fit for the Ambassador program, but all potential ambassadors should: Frequently run or organize community events Routinely be active participants in their community Consistently encourage and cheer on other artists Ambassadors will have direct contact with and support from DeviantArt team members when hosting events and challenges, to help their projects thrive.   Are you ready to be a community ambassador? Fill out the application

Two years have passed since the last one, and it is high time to spread compliments again - this time, with an event larger than ever! The Rules The rules are simple. To enter, you have to tag people and say something nice to them. Those people can be friends, art idols, stock providers, people who improve the community in one way or another... Anything like that. For every person you tag, you get one raffle ticket. There is a limit of 5 tickets per participant, to prevent spamming. However, you can still tag as many people as you want - you just won't get those extra tickets. Remember: to tag people, you need to either add an @ in front of their name or add their avatar via the "add emote or avatar" button at the bottom of your "comment box". The old :devUsername: and :iconUsername: do not work. If you haven't tagged people properly, then the entry doesn't count. The @ is the easiest way. The username will appear quickly if you already watch the person too: And that's all! One

Aloha, everyone! If you love seeing your favorite characters from different worlds gathered in one place, we have an incredible challenge for you! Welcome to the @Fan-Art-World Stitch Crossover Contest Stitch is back with new adventures and is here to tell all his friends... whether they like it or not! To celebrate the release of the Lilo and Stitch live-action movie in May, draw Stitch with one or more of your favorite characters. Any character from any franchise. Maybe you'll win some prizes! Need inspiration? Check out this fun Stitch short: And these amazing crossovers created by other artists in the community: Rules You can draw Stitch with one or more characters from any franchise—movies, TV shows, video games, comics, books, etc. That's your choice. Let your imagination run wild and show us an amazing scene of Stitch with your favorite characters. Use #stitchcrossover among your tags. Submit your entry to the contest folder. Membership to the