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is there... one? a deviantart community? it's just kind of funny- I get MORE FEEDBACK on my art on TUMBLR than on Deviantart, and Tumblr doesn't even encourage discourse! (To those unfamiliar with Tumblr: there is no basic comment/response entry box template, everything is "reblogged" or :heart:'d unless you specify that you want responses [in which case people can reply to a post, but you can't reply to their comment directly] and allow people to write in an "ask box," but still, the system doesn't lend itself to conversation.) I don't know if the rising popularity of Tumblr and it's "no-comment-just-reblog" tendencies is the cause of th

though not necessarily a webcomic problem is, I don't understand cheap printing and how to do it right why don't they make tutorials on printing your own mini-comicbooks for cheap, huh? I have so many different ideas for comics in my head that i feel like I just need to sit down and start. I'd like to do one black/white stupid/funny comic with no serious artistic intent except to be kinda cute with a story. and i'd like to do one abstract/artistic (like igort's "baobab") comic with a more serious tone and poetic/indirect storyline. i don't really know why I posted this here except for maybe if anyone knows much about self-publishing. an

So I recently bought a new 35mm SLR, the Olympus OM10. I took my first roll on Saturday, and am happy with the results. I plan on taking way too many photographs this summer, and so far have only been updating them to my blog and tumblr. I can't tell if you guys like photography enough to care about seeing it on this account.. I've never considered my photography to be artwork, but a few photos from this last roll made me start to reconsider the possibilities of the medium. Should I start uploading some of my photos to dA, or leave them to the blog/tumblr?