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Deviation Spotlight
Head in the clouds by Vectortrance, visual art
Deviation Spotlight
Uncanny Valley - Desktopography 2017 by Vectortrance, visual art
Deviation Spotlight
Paradise Bay - Desktopography 2016 by Vectortrance, visual art
Deviation Spotlight
Sunrise in the Valley - Desktopography 2016 by Vectortrance, visual art
Deviation Spotlight
Apex Predator - Desktopography 2015 by Vectortrance, visual art
- Canada
- Deviant for 19 years
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Professional designer hailing from Canada.
Interested in digital art, graphic design, interface design, and video/motion-graphics.
When I'm not designing, I'm drooling over cars, drinking gallons of tea, and collecting expensive bottles of whisk(e)y.
I recently started a YouTube channel to teach people how to make cool stuff in Photoshop! Here's a good one! Check it out
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Hi Vectortrance, I just wanted to let you know that your artwork is stunning. I have sent you a message request if you have a moment to take a look 😊
Hi Vectortrance. I cruised your gallery and am impressed. Your artwork is very unique. I am especially attracted to your "animals within animals" works.
My name is Jeani Rector, and I am the editor of the established, award-winning ezine and print magazine titled The Horror Zine. We are not just horror; we are surreal, suspense, mystery, sci-fi and fantasy.
I would like to display some of your artwork in our Art Section. There is no cost and you would get complete credit. To get a better idea of what it would be, please take a look at our Art Section here: https://www.thehorrorzine.com/art.html
If you are interested, or want to know more, please email me at thehorrorzine@gmail.com and I thank you.
Sincerely,
Jeani Rector, Editor
The Horror Zine
Thank you, I'm honoured. I've emailed you
Fantastic artworks and beautiful gallery!!! 
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it
The Joe Rogan speedpaint (collage? manipulation?) was awesome, by the way. It was a proper mind fuck to see the way you blended the two backgrounds. That was incredible.
What's your magic power, by the way?
Thanks! Yeah, it's amazing what some layer masks, a soft edge brush, some foliage brushes, and a wee bit of colour correction will accomplish! No magic necessary