Hikari-Miko

‘Twas the night before Christmas on DeviantArt, Not a paintbrush was stirring, and creators took heart. The artists scrolled through Daily Deviations with care Knowing kindred warm-fuzzies soon would be there. Deviants were all swiping, all snug on their phones While visions of inspiration across all time zones Were zapped to their smart device, quick as can be, At the tap of a button in a +Fav’ing spree! When across the Interwebs there arose such a clatter, I sprang to the Comments to see what was the matter, “I’m bored,” the Journal wrote, “I’m on a long trip, too. I don’t have my laptop, an

As DeviantArt enters its 15th year on the Internet, we want to take a moment before blowing out our candles to thank the community for allowing us the honor of hosting the site that you call your home for art. After all, it's the community's 15th birthday, too, and in the past few months, we've been making it our top priority to share with you our plans for the future, celebrate the successes of our past, and look to you for guidance on how best we can serve each of you while entering this new phase of DeviantArt's existence. Featured Twitter Facebook Google+ As DeviantArt enters its 15th year on the Internet, we want to take a moment bef

DeviantArt is a vast community with over 35 million registered deviants.  As such, it can be hard to find people you know or artists you might be interested in watching.  As part of our recent initiative to simplify and unify the DeviantArt experience, we're looking into new and easier ways to find help you find deviants you want to interact with. We recently posted this question in the Forums to get a sense for how best to improve these circumstances, and now we're interested in hearing from the community at large. How would you like to find other deviants? Example ideas for improved connections include: Deviants based on artist typeDevian

Hello again everyone, So by now a lot of you guys still don't think I'm Aly anymore. That's just bullshit, so I've taken the time to learn how to hack to show you that I'm really Aly. I've hacked the IP addresses of all (or most) of the opposing members (and any others I could manage to get). ***I was tempted to post them all here, but I don't want the people I've hacked to know quite yet that they've been hacked. So I will keep that anonymous. I will reveal one person though. :} Congrats Sparkey! I get to use you as an example!*** ^ Fuck this idea. I shall post them all! - 208.94.145.108 - 98.239.180.40 - 71.106.82.177 - 98.221.75.118

How long have you been on DeviantArt? It´s been 4 years, March 23 2011 (TwT) What does your username mean? DigitalPokeLau Digital: Digital XD It´s from Digimon , the Digital World XD Poke: Pokemon (-w-) Lau: My name Laura XP Describe yourself in three words. Childish, sensible and cheerful (^w^)/ Are you left or right handed? Right What was your first deviation? I think this one XD What is your favourite type of art to create? Cartoons and all that childish stuff (-w-)/ If you could instantly master a different art style, what would it be? I would loooove to draw Anime or Manga style What was your first favourite? This one

I know this is probably gonna be a long journal, but if you manage to read all the way through the end you might perhaps even get to learn a few things. Furthermore I want to state that my opinion on the matter is pretty much neutral. I'm not with DeviantArt on the matter, nor am I against them. I just want to make people see things from the perspective of a 27 year old woman that has been in the web industry for the last decade. The internet is not free First of all, and most important thing to realize, is that the internet is not free. Everyone who lived through the early ages of web 1.0. (old people like me) knows that it costs money to

    “Sometimes we lay aside our own troubles when we wipe away another's tears.”    —Seneca By techgnotic (https://www.deviantart.com/techgnotic)   Apart...   Is no longer alone T his life is not easy; a winding, sometimes whimsical, sometimes tragic journey that ultimately finds terminus in the same common destination for each of us. No matter the brave, fierce constructs we build and serve that would have us believe we are each one of us all alone as we make this journey, we make our way toward the end of all things side-by-side in our community of the living each day defying death.  Our paths may be wildly divergent—the way of the hungry and impov

If you don't care: stop reading. If you'd come to my funeral: fav this. If you'd miss me: comment a heart. If your not scared: re-post and see Who your " Real Friends" are.