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I know some of y'all don't want to read a very technical and very lengthy tutorial on setting up some crazy lighting or program workflow just to take a decent (and DD-able) photo of your artisan crafts. I know some days I don't so I'll try to make this as simple as I can. Think about this: HOW ARE YOU GOING TO SPEND COUNTLESS HOURS ON A WORK OF ART ONLY TO CHEESE OUT ON THE PHOTOS AND MAKE THAT THING LOOK LIKE POO? The tl;dr express list of what you need to focus on (hah!): Clean the camera lens AND whatever you're photographingPick a good background and good propsLight! Outside on an overcast day*White balance (this shouldn't be a huge

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Take a look at my most recent blog entry and commiserate with me and see some SPECTACULAR muck-ups of my work.  It happens to all artists at one time or another - hopefully my experience and advice can help you get through your own a little quicker! Diary of a Disaster

I want to leave you with some magicians, they have the privilege to own magical pencils, erasers, tortillions, paintbrushes, sheets, canvas... and hands. Maybe some are a bit crazy, but support them! ;P :gallery: Check the following video where top notch Todd McFarlane shares great interesting tips: Finally, Videos: Samuel L. Jackson: :thumb698966437: Giraffes: :thumb696159391: Take care! More Videos: #Speed-Drawing (https://www.deviantart.com/speed-drawing)

Community Week DeviantArt is a website that hosts millions of works published with broad search criteria, covering hundreds and thousands of results... Which can be very overwhelming! It is never easy to find what you're looking for and it is common to become lost when navigating among the content, unless you know the best way to perform a good search. This guide will show you what the most used and recommended criteria are to look for specific content in DeviantArt's search engine. To find out, I invite you to continue reading ^^. It is the main search engine at DeviantArt, which you can find tons of graphic and literary material with. The