This week, we launched Eclipse to all deviants! We also introduced a handful of smaller updates and bug fixes. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! Eclipse is Now Available to All Deviants! All deviants now have access to Eclipse! The majority of DeviantArt traffic is viewing DeviantArt Eclipse rather than the old site, so be sure your profile showcases exactly what you want it to! Add a cover photo, customize which galleries are displayed, highlight your best work using spotlight sections, and add a custom section for anything else you’d like to share or promote! Change Log Scraps are now the last folder in your gallery list. Thanks to everyone who suggested this! On comment permalink pages, the line that shows the relationship between two comments was not displaying properly on the 2nd comment. Improved the Eclipse "Hot Topics" feature, which will now include more updates about Eclipse, contests, community events, and more. On mobile web, fixed

In this week’s change log, we’ve introduced two major features; a highly-requested green theme and a personalized front page. We’ve also implemented one-click favouriting as well as a number of bug fixes and smaller improvements. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! One-Click Favouriting Eclipse now has a simplified way to favorite deviations. Clicking on the “Add to Favourites” button now automatically favourites the deviation, with the option to add it to a collection immediately after. (Featured: Gafal by @Nimphradora) Green Theme is Here, Pagination Coming Soon! Experience Eclipse in dark, light, and now… green. By popular community demand, a kindred green theme is here. Plus, pagination is coming soon, too! Read more The New Front Page Made Just For You DeviantArt’s new browse mode uncovers art and artists more relevant to your interests, and gives more deviants a chance to shine. Change Log The "Add Deviation" button on gallery folders

Experience Eclipse in dark, light, and now… green. By popular community demand, a kindred green theme is here. Try Eclipse in its New Theme! Many of you caught the clues in our DeviantArt: Behind the Scenes journal, but it’s now official: we’ve introduced a green theme to DeviantArt Eclipse! The green theme combines the new features and aesthetic of Eclipse, while providing a familiar green look for those who missed those familiar DeviantArt colors. For lovers of the dark and light themes, both will continue to exist and will be receiving additional refinements (particularly as related to contrast) in the upcoming weeks! (Featured: @Monanu, Pale Beauty by @thefirebomb) Based on the color scheme of classic DeviantArt, the new green theme is designed to help current deviants more easily transition into the world of Eclipse. With the addition of green, you can vary your Eclipse experience based on your personal preferences. While some people might pick one theme and stick with it

In this week's change log, we've implemented a number of minor bug fixes and design updates. Stay tuned for more, and keep the bug reports and feature requests coming! DeviantArt: Behind The Scenes Check out the journal we just shared and get a peek behind the scenes at DeviantArt! Change Log Various design improvements have been made to browsing on Mobile Web. The contents of the "Give Llama" pop-up was cut off. Long file names on digital downloads were cut off. Removed the "Group by Artist" button on Watch when browsing content only by that artist. Reduced the font size of deviation descriptions. Keep Sharing Your Feedback! In addition to these updates and bug fixes are smaller improvements we’ve made as we continue to develop larger features in Eclipse. Follow these steps to share your feedback: Switch to DeviantArt Eclipse Hover over your avatar Select “Give Your Feedback” to access our official form Haven’t received access to Eclipse yet? Join our waitlist today! Eclipse is