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✔ We accept all artists and art!

✔ Send your art to over 35,000+ members!

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✔ You don't need to be active, 24/7.

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1. Give a constructive comment on deviation(s) in these folders:

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3. Link us to the deviation(s) you commented on here or here (private).

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ProjectComment InformationProjectComment has been an active comment group for 9+ years to give you the constructive comments you deserve!
We have many projects that encourage our awesome members to give and get comments. These projects involve workshops, features, contests, and, more importantly, systems that rely on interchange, inclusion and interaction.
It's not easy to give and get comments, but, with the many projects we have here, we hope you find something that works best for you.
If you have any questions, concerns, suggestions, or anything else, please do not hesitate to contact us!
Our Values
Our amazing admins and members give comments and get comments with the following values in mind:
Interchange
…to restore balance – comment for comment, positive and negative, give and take.
Inclusion
…to accept all – every commenter, every art, regardless of skill or artist.
Interaction

Make Mistakes! We're Happy to Help!

It's not easy to give and get comments, but, with the many projects we have here, we hope you find something that works best for you.

If you have any questions, concerns, suggestions, or anything else, please do not hesitate to contact us!

More Exposure!

More Exposure #120

July
Consider commenting on these pieces as you may discover new favorite artists!

Cretta the Creator

Name: Cretta Primora
Title/Nickname: Goddess of Creation, Lady Cretta, Mother of The Gods
Age: ???
Height: ???
Weight: ???
Gender: "female"
Race: abstar apexins

Personality: Cretta is a very passionate individual, this is reflected in her deep dedication to maintaining harmony across the multiverse. Her idealism, creativity, and flexibility are contributing factors to her incredible patience. Her reserved nature makes her seem distant, making it hard for others to get to know her very well; and she can sometimes be too idealistic, which is often reflected in her leniency. However, under the right circumstances she is known to get more furious than her brother- whose anger manifests as a transformation.
Relationships:
Mom: ...
Dad: ...
Sibling(s): Kai
Grandmother(s): ...
Grandfather(s)

Character Feature (Emera) by Wizard-Emeraldheart

(Redraw) Time is in Your Hands, 2019-2020 by DeLeile

Pokemon Trainer Chase (Yukata version) + Pikachu by Fankifalu

We Should Be Reaching Land by MrscroreA113

So Much For A Simple Catfight... by JacquIreBriggs

Rest in Peace: Allen Goorwitz/Garfield by Redgra

Geisha in the Sea of Glimmering Lantern by afifthebluesamurai

Submit your deviations to our More Exposure folder for more exposure on our front page and a featured news article!

Submission limit: 1 deviation/week

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Comment Meme! Fill out ProjectComment's comment meme to win comments, features and

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1. When did you start commenting on artwork, and why?
2. What kind of art do you like to comment on?
3. Nowadays, do you often or comment, and why?
4. What motivates you to comment? Can you name three things, minimum?
5. What is difficult about commenting? What do you usually do about it?
6. What is a constructive comment, in your opinion?
7. Is there a difference between a constructive comment and a critique? If so, what is this difference?
8. How often do you think you comment constructively and post critiques?
9. Do you use a specific technique when you comment? (e.g. sandwich method)
10. What k

Show + Tell Comment Meme!Fill out ProjectComment's show + tell comment meme to win comments, features and

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Use deviation thumbnails and GIFs to show and tell in this comment meme.
:faq66: (Use <img src="source URL" />)
:faq81: (Use :thumb######:, found on your deviation page)
1. Show us your first deviation that received a comment!
2. Show us your first deviation that received a constructive comment or critique!
3. What was the best comment you have ever received? Show us your piece, and link us to the comment!
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4. Do you remember the best comment you have ever given? Show us the piece, and link us to the comment! (If you don't remember, find a comment GIF as a placeholder instead )
5. Share a comment resource, guide, tutorial, etc.
6. Usi

#03 How to Format your CommentsProjectComment is a Group of many projects centred around comments, but, more importantly, constructive comments. Every week, one admin from ProjectComment will write an informative article on commenting that will hopefully be useful to you! Please help support us by

the article and contribute your thoughts and opinions on the matter.

This article aims to show you how to format your constructive comments, and why you should format them in the first place. 'Formatting' in this case means making your comment more readable with a few simple steps.
Many of us simply write down the good and bad things we notice about an artwork, along with ways to improve the bad ones, which can lead to a unstructurized outcome, which makes understanding the comment and following the advice given harder.
Why should I format my comments?

Clarity and legibility. A wall of text is m

Featured

Give and Get 1 Comment, 200 Words Minimum

Fly With Pride, Dragon Series - LGBTQ by StephOBrien

Mature Content

Give and Get 1 Comment, 200 Words Minimum

Give and Get 2 Comments, 200 Words Minimum Each

Razerlight of Golden green by CuriousCucumber

Give and Get 2 Comments, 200 Words Minimum Each

Give and Get 1 Comment, 300 Words Minimum

Give and Get 1 Comment, 300 Words Minimum

Give and Get 2 Comments, 300 Words Minimum Each

Fabula: Into the Canal We Go by DoubleDandE

Mature Content

Mature Content

To Rescue or Not to Rescue by DoubleDandE

Give and Get 2 Comments, 300 Words Minimum Each

Emoticons

Past Shorter, 1 Comment

Mature Content

Gencia Hikari Getiana : Water color Head shot by DS-smile

Past Shorter, 1 Comment

Past Longer, 1 Comment

Snufkin: The Adventurer and Vagabond |Moominvalley by sketchydreamwanderer

Past Longer, 1 Comment

Past Shorter, 2 Comments

Jevil, Niffty, and Clementine by DjimmiGreat

Past Shorter, 2 Comments

Past Longer, 2 Comments

Sho's Journey: A Mother's Love by TheDviousOne

Twilight, My Little Princess by Frozen-Faeriefyre

Glowlizards creature concept by TigRaidoXXX

Never Wanted To Dance by Momo-The-Unknown

Past Longer, 2 Comments

Past Shorter, 1 Comment - Old

Past Shorter, 1 Comment - Old

Past Submissions - 2016

Past Submissions - Prior 2016

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Ben 10: 11 year old ditto by TenBennyson228

The Sky Shy Sisters: Summer Faith by TheMoonlitWarrior

No Constructive Comments

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Portrait (My spare time Art 2019) by VortXG19

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Comment Guides

Guide on How To Receive Feedback and Critique:iconprojectcomment:
This is an editorial written and submitted by namenotrequired on behalf of ProjectComment, a group founded by 3wyl that aims to encourage deviants to seek and provide constructive feedback that can help you to better yourself at your art.
What's in this article

1. Encouraging people to comment

2. Getting comments through ProjectComment

3. Other places to get comments:

Groups

Forums

Chatrooms

Make clear in your artist's or author's comments that you're looking for feedback. You can also ask specific questions to potential commenters about it (“Does this character come across as realistic?”, “Please tell me what you think of the composition/colours/...” etc.).
More about using your Artist's/Author's comments effectively can be found in our article

An Observation of deviantARTI've come across many complaints in posts or journals or comment threads from people concerning their lack of visitors or comments.
One friend in particular compared my stats to theirs, wondering why my page views and such were so much higher when they had been on dA far longer than me, and at the time had just as many deviations.
I'll tell you all the same thing I told them:
Put yourself out there.
If all you do is post things on your own page, whether it be art, writing or journals, or reply to comments made on your own work, the only people who will ever know about it are those who are already watching you or the few who stumble across your work during searches.
You know the old adage 'what goes around, comes around'? It's true. Take it to heart and put it to use.
You want visitors to come to your page? Visit other pages. Your name appears on their visitor list and they may get curious.
You want comments? Comment elsewhere and your comment may garner replies. If your comment

5 Tips to Maintaining and Gaining WatchersFor those who have many watchers, and for those who don’t have many, it is hard to know how one retains that interest as well as receive more. This article explores the basics of watchers and how we react to certain situations. Although it does not affect some deviants, and the tips are generally common sense, we hope the article is a worthwhile read and that the majority learn something from reading this.
1. When uploading deviations, do not bombard your watchers. If you upload only one or two a day, or even one or two a week, you will get more comments as well as more attention. People will have more time to comment and more time in general, whereas if you upload all in one go, they will most likely delete and just comment on a few.
2. Spend time on your artwork. Once you’ve finished a piece, it doesn’t stop there. You’ve got to consider the title, which impacts the piece significantly and the artist’s comment. Is art ever finished? Ask yourself that q

ProjectComment: A Guide To CommentingHow To Comment: Quick and Easy Guide to Commenting
A lot of people put hard work into deviations only to receive "Cool!" or "Neat. That's awesome." (Or the occasional "Gross...")
While all of those are nice and sweet, and it IS appreciated, it only takes one moment of your time to say something a little more, to give insight into WHY you liked it, WHY you thought it was cool, or WHY you thought it was gross. Even the negative aspects of a deviation are nice to know so you have that reference the next time you work on a piece.
You don't have to tear the deviation apart, you don't need to critique it, but by stating why you like the piece you let another person know how much you appreciate their effort. It is unfortunate when people give up when they have truly amazing potential because they feel their efforts are in vain. As a whole, it's not your problem OR fault if they choose this route, but often times, one comment can change their entire perspective!
Too often do there are d

Comment Guides

Questions Answered

ProjectComment Answers Your Questions #12ProjectComment is a Group of many projects centered around comments, but, more importantly, constructive comments. We offer Members of DeviantArt a lot of opportunities to get comments, give comments, participate in comment projects, win points, get featured and much, much more!
In this series of articles, our admins aim to answer questions about anything related to comments/commenting, art and more!
This week's question was provided by Nyila.
Question:
"For many many years, I have been wanting to be able to draw and paint and I have been pretty much self taught, using tutorials and books to improve.
I am not looking to make a career out of my art, I just want to become good at it and be able to create things I can look at and be proud of. I use art more for therapeutic reasons to help me go through my hectic life.
I have been feeling that, by being self taught, I probably skipped a lot of the basics that appeared bo

ProjectComment Answers Your Questions #11ProjectComment is a Group of many projects centered around comments, but, more importantly, constructive comments. We offer Members of deviantART a lot of opportunities to get comments, give comments, participate in comment projects, win points, get featured and much, much more!
In this series of articles, our admins aim to answer questions about anything related to comments/commenting, art and more!
This week's question was provided by SECRET-NINJA-SUPER-M:
Question:
"How does one go about drawing glitter, especially with traditional tools or things like MS Paint?"
Answers:
:iconQBeagle: QBeagle: "I think rendering glitter is a lot like rendering stars, which is just small points of light. The tools shouldn't be too significant for this, as really the contrast in value and the shape of the glitter is what will sell it.
First you'll want to have the stuff around the glitter be a fairly dar

ProjectComment Answers Your Questions #10ProjectComment is a Group of many projects centered around comments, but, more importantly, constructive comments. We offer Members of deviantART a lot of opportunities to get comments, give comments, participate in comment projects, win points, get featured and much, much more!
In this series of articles, our admins aim to answer questions about anything related to comments/commenting, art and more!
This week's question was provided by WhiteCheddaKoopichu
Question:
"My question is about straight line in digital art. How can I make lines look straight an less bumpy or wobbly? Do I have to draw really slowly or edit the line after it's drawn? I'm referring to thin and thick lines, and I draw with a mouse."
Answers:
:iconFelizias: Felizias "I saw you use SAI as one of your tools.
This is actually a wonderful tools for smooth, clean lines.

Using a l

ProjectComment answers your questions! #9ProjectComment is a Group of many projects centered around comments, but, more importantly, constructive comments. We offer Members of deviantART a lot of opportunities to get comments, give comments, participate in comment projects, win points, get featured and much, much more!
In this series of articles, our admins aim to answer questions about anything related to comments/commenting, art and more!
Ellofayne:
Question:
"I have a question on professional-ality. That is, how to literally document your work and upload it. My pieces are *just* too big for my scanner, so I have to photograph them, and I feel like it is just always coming up short. I have a nice camera, I wait for the midday-natural-light, blank background, I seriously have looked up many guides on taking good pictures and I feel like I can't seem to get it right. I also feel like this is contributing to unprofessionalism, IE bad pictures of art, is bad art.

Questions Answered

Project Comment Related

Project Comment: A Poem, by Brandon ThomasonPROJECT: COMMIT TO COMET COMMENT!
By Brandon Nikolas Thomason
Comments, they're not what they used to be;
They've lost their real meaning, and they're no longer free.
A person has to give a comment, to get another back.
A person has to think a lot, for the education they lack.
When people feel like they're cheery and good, it's only at this time:
They comment to a deviation, one that's in it's prime.
The people on top of the deviant chain get the most rewards.
They barely give a little back; their fortune they go towards!
Why do the little ones suffer, they had so much pride!
They quit before they get ahead; the pressure turns the tide.
It's thus that comments are rare and valuable, they come at a large, large premium.
For time and money is of the essence... they certainty aren't a freemium
So do yourself a favor and show a dev' in need.
Comment on their deviation, give them your news feed.
This will make the deviant happy, and filled with tears of joy.
A comment is precious and

Support Constructive Comments by KokoKiero

Support Constructive Comments by Hikatsuke

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Comment Memes

Comment mememeemememima just do a bunch of journal memes cuz yus

Fill out ProjectComment's comment meme to win comments, features and

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1. When did you start commenting on artwork, and why?
honestly i dont remember xD probably around 2017 or something
2. What kind of art do you like to comment on?
mainly just art by ppl ive talked to before/friends on here as i feel more comfortable cuz usually im kinda shy xD tho generally i'd comment on art that realllyyyyy grabs my attention and such c:
3. Nowadays, do you often or comment, and why?
i fav art literally every second cause i have nothing better to do fghdhdlhjk ive always done that and always will lol but i dont usually comment unless again, its by friends and such
4. What motivates you to comment? Can you name three th

Comment Meme!!Fill out ProjectComment's comment meme to win comments, features and ! When did you start commenting on artwork, and why? I started commenting on artwork since I started Deviantart. I found that commenting on people's artwork helps to show artists that there is people out there that likes their work. What kind of art do you like to comment on? I comment on all sorts of people's work that I found really fun, cool, interesting, and truly amazing. I find that looking at artwork is amazing and especially when the artist makes it. Nowadays, do you often or comment, and why? I often comment because I like to post about good things to artists about their artwork. What motivates you to comment? Can you name three things, minimum? Well, 1) their artwork inspires me to makes a comment on the drawings, 2) maybe they need some feedback to help them with their work and 3) it makes me happy to comment to show that there are people who love their work and inspired by it. What is difficult about commenting? What do you usually do about it? I don't think there is much difficult about commenting. The one thing I'll mention though is when people don't comment. I wish they do that so other artists know how the public feels about their drawings and to make it better too. What is a constructive comment, in your opinion? A constructive comment in my opinion is a comment that brings people up with positive feedback. It's like positive comments you hear like 'that is really good' or 'your an amazing drawer/artist'. Is there a difference between a constructive comment and a critique? If so, what is this difference? I think that constructive comment is like inspiring them that their work is good like a positive comment. While on critique I find that they go honest about it in a bad or good way. They don't tend to be mean, they are just honest and want to help by their opinion. How often do you think you comment constructively and post critiques? I mostly post constructively because I send a lot of positive comments about their artwork looking good and how they did a splendid job on making it. I hardly post comments about critiquing. Do you use a specific technique when you comment? (e.g. sandwich method) I don't use special methods. The only thing I would say is that I just express myself on how I feel about the artwork and say that their work is good. What kind of comments do you like to receive? (e.g. constructive, critique, 'normal') I like constructive mostly, but I do would like critique ones too. Since the critique would hurt, but would get me to overcome my mistakes about my drawings. Do you have any comment expectations regarding your artwork? (e.g. tips for improvement, likes and dislikes, etc.) I would like some comments about improvement because I do want to know that if I'm improving and if I'm making mistakes too. Do you have any pet peeves with the comments you receive, and the comments you give? I don't really have any pet peeves when I think about it. In all honesty, when you comment, would you like to receive a comment back? I honestly would like the feedback if someone commented on my work. I know the criticism would hurt, but it would help me know where my mistakes are within my artwork and to grow past them. Do you have any tips and suggestions for new commenters and artists looking for feedback? Well, if anyone wants to send feedback, try to express yourself on how you feel about the artwork. Also, when you notice that someone is having struggle on a particular part in their artwork, don't be afraid to point it out. Just explain about it and give them tips on how to fix it too. So the artist can be able to fix it and grow from that msitake. Ask one question about comments you would like your tagged people to answer! How do you express yourself through your comments?I tag FaithWalkers...

Comment memeTemplate@ ProjectComment's comment meme When did you start commenting on artwork, and why? As soon as I started publishing my art online. It was the main incentive to even put it there. I like interpreting other people's art and hearing interpretations to mine, and sometimes i comment just to interact. It's nice.What kind of art do you like to comment on?Is this about medium? Then visual art, mostly. Rarely poems. If the question is about other things, perhaps... art by friends, art that I admire, or art that reminds me of something.Nowadays, do you often favourite or comment, and why? I favourite less, comment more. It's not that I like less art now, but i hate having bulky folders with 2.000 + favourites, that I will never be able to look through again. I should really sort more. And comments just... give joy for a longer time than a favourite. They are more personal.What motivates you to comment? Can you name three things, minimum? The hope to make someone's day, my desire to show appreciation for someone's craft and just a tiny bit of interaction.What is difficult about commenting? What do you usually do about it? Treading carefully. Especially with interpretations, I keep wanting to say all my associations. But especially if it goes towards a popular (or less popular) series, it's better not to. Mostly I'm good at that though. In contrast, pointing out the obvious, gosh, I... just keep doing that. What is a constructive comment, in your opinion? One that is aimed to help the artist. It needs to have specific suggestions on what to do better. The commenter should speak from their own experience.Is there a difference between a constructive comment and a critique? If so, what is this difference? In contrast to a comment, which can be subjective, a critique should strive for objectivity, and mark own opinions as such. It should carefully analyze what went wrong in the first place. Of course, politeness is key.How often do you think you comment constructively and post critiques? I've only posted a critique once, but I try to comment constructively about twice a week. Depends on mood, really. Do you use a specific technique when you comment? (e.g. sandwich method) I do sandwich a little. I try to always include a lot of praise, because mostly, there is a lot to praise! It's not easy to comment in a way that is good for the artist, and not just me wanting to say stuff. Especially, as some may not want suggestions or interpretations at all. I try to make an educated guess and generally be polite.What kind of comments do you like to receive? (e.g. constructive, critique, 'normal') Depends. On pieces that I went all out on (backgrounds, posing, colouring), I want constructive or critique style comments, unless stated otherwise. I feel a little uneasy if i didn't give my best an then receive critiques, because that little voice of 'i could do better' is already there. Like... i know. I know this isn't what it should be. But I want to get away from that feeling, because I want to improve my art. And I need other people's eyes for that.Do you have any comment expectations regarding your artwork? (e.g. tips for improvement, likes and dislikes, etc.) Generally I'm thankful for any attention. Even just a smiley, though it will puzzle me to no end. As said before, I adore when people really think about my work and the story i'm trying to tell, and if they can give me tips on how to tell it better- grand! Magnificient! But I would never expect that from any old wanderer that just happens to stumble upon my art.Do you have any pet peeves with the comments you receive, and the comments you give? Comments I give: I like to please. uwu Sometimes I need to be more careful, but sometimes i need to be bolder, and stand my ground. I've been in art communities for a long time, and I do have advice to offer, even if my own art doesn't always show it.Comments I receive: Comparing my characters to existing characters, I guess. There are stages here, from 'ooh, kinda like that guy' to 'you completely copied that'. I recently got a copy-pasted promo comment, and just as weird, an answer on the promo-comment, defaming said commenter. I felt like a stage to their little fight across the internet. :,D But none of that happened often enough to be a pet peeve. In all honesty, when you comment, would you like to receive a comment back? No. It's absolutely fine if you don't want to comment. Yet, despite that, I sometimes hope for a karmaic effect, leading other commenters back to me... This is what i look for in the comment project, but do not tell~Do you have any tips and suggestions for new commenters and artists looking for feedback? Look around what people are doing whose comments are received well! And I don't just mean gushy comments, although they have their place too! If you want feedback, ask for feedback. Join clubs. Don't be afraid of negative feedback, just concentrate on your journey, improve, and try again. Be kind. Be kind (in any way you can). Be kind (to yourself). Ask one question about comments you would like your tagged people to answer! Maybe later. :)Tag as many people as you want to answer ProjectComment's Comment Meme

Comment MemeFrom Project Comment:
1. When did you start commenting on artwork, and why?

Around when I first joined. My old friend's artworks were rather deserted and I wanted to drop them nice comments.
2. What kind of art do you like to comment on?

I'm ok with commenting on any type of art tbh though most of the time I'm commenting on fandom stuff
3. Nowadays, do you often or comment, and why?

Not as often since I don't really see a lot of artwork that I'm really really interested or invested in but I've been trying to comment more frequently, unfortunately, I'm never happy with what I type and I just end up losing progress when I need to go.
4. What motivates you to comment? Can you name three things, minimum?

-Interesting style
-Extremely unique
-Funny
-Fandom stuff
-Light purple themed
5. What is difficult about commenting? What do you usually do about it?

I get rea

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Will Anyone Else Care to Walk the Plank? by MrscroreA113

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Project Leviathan: Initial Front Cover Artwork by Gecko1993

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Comment and Art Contest - dAhub and PComment

OC: Alexander Asmaroth [Dark Angel] by xXSerena-CrosseXx

Comment and Art Contest - dAhub and PComment

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.: The calm before the storm :. (CE) by SweetElectricity

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Weekly Commenting - Unlimited Gallery Submissions!

by 3wyl, 2 days ago
Journals / Personal

Weekly Commenting aims to bring the commenting to you, consistently, so that you can submit unlimited deviations into our Gallery! As you know, we guarantee constructive comments for every piece that is in our Gallery.

Advantages of Weekly Commenting

No need to submit your deviations into the group or go through our submission process, because we do it for you!
No need to go into the Gallery to find deviations to comment on, because we send you notes of a great selection of deviations!
Easier and faster recognition of your efforts, which ensures more possibility of exposure through our Double-Edged feature series and Nominate a Commenter + Win 100 Points!

Please Note

We submit your deviations into the group once every four weeks. If you would like to submit more frequently, please let 3wyl know.
We will personally note you for the deviations you would like to submit. Please do not submit to the Gallery if you have made comments as a result of this project. If you would like to submit, please let 3wyl know.
We require two comments a month for you to remain in the project. As this project sends notes on a weekly basis, if you cannot comment on a specific week, please let us know.

Sign Up Today!

Reply to this journal to sign up today.Receive weekly notes from us with deviations for you to comment on. Comment on as many as you like, because the more comments you make, the more pieces you can submit into our Gallery - there is no limit!

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These awesome commenters are already taking part!

@Anukisima, @CuriousCucumber, @DoubleDandE, @Lissie023, @raichmann, @Spacegryphon, @Souvillaine, @VonGrechii, @Zotco, @Ymrabelle, @Yuett

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NobodyX7 Featured By Owner 20 minutes ago Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Commented of

Confident or Madness ? | Gift #15 by mdsd95

Would like to submit

Not1Deviant Featured By Owner 13 hours ago

I commented on

Would love to submit

09b8c3ba-33a0-45a6-99e3-f9e637642be1 by Not1Deviant

3wyl Featured By Owner 18 hours ago Hobbyist General Artist

Please do not use our group page to promote your artwork (unless you have provided a constructive comment on a piece in our gallery). Using our group page this way is rude and not helpful to you or anyone else.

If you disregard this notice, you will be banned from the group. Our comment section is not a place for you to spam your artwork.

Thank you.

shadowfire-x Featured By Owner 20 hours ago Hobbyist General Artist

Hello! I commented on:

...and would like to submit:

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