Decoding Daily Deviations aims to unlock the secrets of what it took to create these magnificent artworks and motivate others to work towards similar recognition. Each week we will present an interview with one artist who has recently received a DD and have them share the details on that specific piece, relating to their creative process, techniques, and narrative inspirations. If you've ever wanted to know more about a beloved artwork and the talented skills applied to it, this is the series to follow! :bulletgreen: FEATURED ART: The Bay by AurelieBouquet (https://www.deviantart.com/aureliebouquet) :bulletgreen: DD DATE: 2019-04-09 :bulletgreen: TIME SPENT: 3 Days :bulletgreen:

✿   Watercolor Equipment II - Additional Tools In the first week of Artist's Toolbox, we discussed basic Watercolor Equipment such as paper, brushes and paints. Second week's article presents additional tools, equipment that some artists use to enhance their watercolor creations or just for the fun of it, however none of them is crucial to create a watercolor painting. I divided these tools into two categories - those used to Create Highlights and those used to Create Textures. Bottom part of this article belongs to our watercolorists and their Personal Experience regarding additional tools. 1. Creating Highlights ✐ Masking

Learn how science fiction helps build better monsters in film, literature, and beyond! This Article Is Sponsored by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Twitter Facebook Google+ Science Fiction in Horror and Fantasy Author: eawood (https://www.deviantart.com/eawood)  Header artwork by: vladmrk When one thinks of creatures that lurk in the realms of horror and fantasy, an often overlooked detail is how science influences their creation and how action and adventure bring their narrative to life. Take the case of the Mummy, an age-old concept of fear of the dead coming back to life. To the ancient Egyptians, mummification itself was a form of science rooted in their relig

>> Next theme: Sci-fi *** This feature also goes for a contest of projecteducate   ///but this is not specially made for it - this is firstly for my feature project and after that I entering the contest C: