Nightblue-art

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About Nightblue-art

Artist // Professional // Digital Art

Mar 9
United States
Deviant for 19 years
liu-grace.blogspot.com/
She / Her

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Rembrandt, Kekai, Mr--Jack

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office space

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Starcraft, Heores Might and Magic series

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Doubleshot, Mocha, and Insta-Coffee.

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painting, video games

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Nightblue-art

Feb 16, 2015

Gamer for Life: Fight Cancer with Art

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Like many other late 20/early 30's peeps, I did not yet have a solid sense of human mortality when I heard the terrible news. Kevin K Griffith, a friend, coworker, and fellow artist who was barely older than me was diagnosed with a rare and devastating form of cancer. It seemed almost improbable for someone who was so fit, happy, and full-of-life to suddenly be facing death. I read his and his wife's optimistic, touching, funny, and heart-breaking journals as they navigated through physical pains, emotional hurdles, medical procedures, and crazy insurance roadblocks. I put logic aside and believed that somehow things still might work o...

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Nightblue-art

Dec 29, 2014

Life-Changing Moment, 8 Years Ago

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"So... how did you decide you wanted to get into the game industry?"More than once have I faced this question. I usually smile and say or type something like: "Oh, it's only natural. I've always liked games. I grew up playing games, attempted to design several board games, and even got a group of high school friends at lunch to play a game so broken that everybody died within a few turns." These are all true, except for the "only natural" part. I had spent several long years attempting to be "practical", suppressing my fantasy of becoming a manga artist of sorts each time it dared to bubble up. The decision to give game industry a tr...

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Nightblue-art

Mar 11, 2014

The New Decade

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I vaguely remember feeling scared about how old I was getting when I was about 23. At that time, I was close to graduating as a graphic design major and had admitted my failure after trying very hard to convince myself that I liked it. I was at a loss of what to do next, a state of mind I did not and still do not deal well with. I was entirely frustrated, and felt unprepared to join the ranks of other "grown-ups" who are in the ripe age of 20s.Seven years later, I can only look back in amazement at how everything ended up working out for the most part. I had so much fear and so much desire. I carried a chip on my shoulder so large tha...

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@CourSpringer is a scammer.

He does NOT want to pay you $500 or ANY amount of money for art, permissions, or to avoid a lawsuit. He is a SCAMMER!

How the scam works:

Contact and fake project: A scammer contacts you for a project, like art or "work" you are doing for them.
Payment via check: They say they will pay you via check, which they will send to you.
Mobile deposit: You will be asked to deposit the check using your bank's mobile app.
More money back: The scammer will then tell you to send some of the money back to them through an app or another method to pay for "project costs" or for other expenses.
Bank returns the check: After a few days, your bank will return the check as a bad check.
Victim is responsible: You are now responsible for the entire amount of the bad check.
Report the scam: You should immediately report the scam to the Federal Trade Commission at
Report it: Report the scam to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and your state attorney general.