The-Egg
- Apr 5
- United States
- Deviant for 22 years
- He / Him
My deviantART StoryIn lieu of the usual weekly feature thing, I figured I'd do one of these journals, especially since DA has had such a profound effect on my life in general. This is going to be pretty wordy, a bit dark in places and get pretty personal, and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't somewhat hesitant to be this open about myself and some of the issues I've faced/am facing. I've been considering posting a journal talking about it for a while anyway for reasons I'll delve into later, and this seems like the perfect opportunity. If you're not interested in the story, then by all means just check out the thumbs or skip this one altogether, i promise i ...
Dept. of DisappearanceHeya all.... it's been a while! ;p I apologize for taking so long off of updating the page, but it's been a rough couple of years. This is going to be purely a personal journal, and in many ways a continuation of My deviantART Story , so if that isn't your thing feel free to skip over this one, and if it is, check the other journal first for some context.In early 2015, my former partner and I had a falling out. While I'd rather not get into the details of that here for both her sake and mine, it essentially ended with me being stuck back in the US as of July 2015. I lost her, the house I was living in, my cat, a fair portion of my pos...
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Thank you very much! I've always loved street art/graffiti, both for the super creative/artistic stuff and the strange messages people like to leave around. I've never cared for taking photos of people either, something about it feels almost confrontational to me. The distort tool is super handy! I shoot with a wide angle lens 99% of the time, so that and lens correct are both really useful to fix perspective issues.
Is that casino still standing?
It definitely does seem like having a different perspective on the world is almost a prerequisite for creativity. 
