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PDF-Reuse (0.36)
The functionality is fantastic; especially useful is the ability to add pages from existing PDFs to your document.
The interface on the other hand is an abomination and the fact that code uses package variables means you can't easily distill the module into some object.
The docs exist and look to be complete, but there's just too much of them (partly due to bad interface). It took me a while to find how to change page size and I still don't know how prForm and prDoc differ or how to change font colour.
Geo-IP2Location-Lite (0.04)
Works great as a drop-in replacement for the buggy and bloated original Geo::IP2Location that refused to work for me without a patch.
Math-Permute-Lists (1.001)
Despite the scary-looking test results (currently, 89 passes/300 fails for version 1.001), this proved to be an excellent module.
I had the exact list of permutations I wanted to have after less than 2 minutes of finding this module; simply by writing this: permute { push @permuted, join '.*?', map quotemeta, @_} @bits;
Much simpler than the convoluted `glob` code I had.
The interface is simple enough to get you up and running simply by glancing at the SYNOPSIS.
Well-deserving of 5 stars.
Mojolicious-Plugin-PDFRenderer (0.08)
Seems a nice idea in theory, but in practice I ended up mucking around it for awhile before I even got any decent output that doesn't result in timeouts from workers.
I understand the problems lie essentially deeper down the tree of what this module uses under the hood, but indirectly, the module inherits the issues along with the code:
1) A couple of simple pages that I tried to render as PDF resulted in workers dying due to time outs. A 3-screen page takes several minutes to render even after I increase heartbeat timeouts—definitely not something I'd have available for use in production.
2) I found the above is largely rectified by using wkhtmltopdf version 0.9.9 instead of the current, but the plugin doesn't let you specify a different path to the executable
3) Using Bootstrap (and anything similar) results in the output rendered as if it were displayed on the "extra small" screen, even if you set giant page sizes.
3) Plugin generates a ton of 'uninitialized value' warnings
4) There are no options to allow PDF generation on only a few routes instead of ALL of them.
5) The docs mention you can pass options to wkhtmltopdf, but it's not too clear how to do it, and even when I managed to pass some, I got errors from wkhtmltopdf telling me the option I passed is in the wrong place.
In summation, I'd like to quote the current docs: "Then go to yourapp:3000/any/route, take a good look, then go to yourapp:3000/any/route.pdf. Cool, huh?"... yes, pretty cool, but offers little practicle value.
App-GitHub (1.0.1)
Tried using --fork=... the app said fork successfully created, but in reality nothing was created
Tried using --create=... the app said creation failed, but in reality the repo was created.
Omitted --username and --password because I did not remember whether I had github credentials in .gitglobal... No errors on --fork=, says "no auth" on --create.
In summation, it looks like the module needs comprehensive testing and debugging in its logical pathways. And fixing to make it actually work.
HTML-Template (2.95)
I've been using this module for about 6 years now and I probably have over 100,000 lines of HTML::Template templates code.
This module is easy to learn and use... and that's why it sucks.
The simplicity tricks you into choosing to use it, but you quickly hit its limits. Unwilling to learn better templating systems, you continue to use HTML::Template, nesting a ton of <tmpl_if>s to solve fairly common logic situations, because there's no <tmpl_elsif>, and willingly burying yourself into an unmaintainable tag soup.
There's also no surrounding white-space handling, so if you choose to write readable documents at 80-char width, your output will end up with dozens of empty lines all over it.
In summation, if you want a quick one-off template generation that has virtually no learning curve, go for it, but if you're choosing something to write many HTML templates in, avoid this module—and I speak from experience.
If you're stuck with a bunch of HTML::Template templates, take a look at HTML::Template::Compiled. It offers more features and seems to work well as a drop-in replacement to HTML::Template.
Net-FullAuto (0.999999999994)
This module should be avoided by all. Personally, I suspect its use will cause damage either due to author's incompetence or malicious intent.
The pod reads like a bad Infomercial: "IT REALLY IS THAT EASY!", "Net::FullAuto is POWERFUL", "Net::FullAuto is the ANSWER!"
It barely describes what the module does, and according to the extensive RT#100658 (titled "documentation lies") the module performs many security-sensitive tasks, yet they are undocumented and the unmaintainable mess of the code essentially guarantees there are droves of bugs. Furthermore, the output (according to the docs) of the script that uses this module is litered with unwanted messages like "Starting fullauto" and asking the user for additional passwords, which limits the use of this code as a Perl module.
The author doesn't use conventional Perl distribution tools and seems to be manually hacking Makefile.PL, which, at the time of this writing, is 6319 lines long. The code is trying to guess OS in use and then installs a bunch of software using system package manager (e.g. sudo yum -y install 'openssl-devel'). Due to issues, the author also disabled CPAN TESTERS service on the module.
The installation asks for sudo password for no explained reason (RT#97421).
Looking at the files inside the distro, there are lots of puzzling examples: UNINSTALL_CYGWIN, install_mozrepl_plugin.ahk, a directory with 75 figlet fonts! What are those doing in a Perl CPAN distribution? The code is a huge mess and even the author says it isn't really meant to be understood by merely perusing it (RT#100658).
The author also frequently uploads null updates to CPAN, presumably to gain exposure to the module, thanks to CPAN update services. The current version number is a ridiculously long sequence of 9s and the 7-year old Changelog contains 2278 lines!
In summation, this distribution does not adhere to accepted CPAN standards, the code is in poor state and works with security/system sensitive aspects, which makes the code dangerous to use.
Avoid at all costs. Don't even install for curiosity.
Orignal (0.03)
First, I'm not even sure what this is doing on CPAN in the first place. There is Class::Accessor::Grouped, Moose, and Moo that do the same things in a saner fashion—and that's just off the top of my head; I'm sure there are dozens more.
The code is baffling: a ton of string evals and you can sell those backslashes by the pound.
The interface is questionable: the hashref/arrayref values have a handful of methods that supposedly re-implement what perl can already do and I would argue that any object that would actually require all those methods doesn't encapsulate its data properly.
And finally, my biggest gripe is the name of the distro. It's completely undescriptive and meaningless. It looks like a typo in your code. Perhaps, the author found it creative, amusing, and cute, but in reality it's nothing but top-level namespace pollution that will make searches difficult and anyone who actually uses this code will give nightmares to maintainers.
If I could give this a negative rating, I would.
Bundle-dualLived (1.05)
A dangerous module, as I've learned the hard way today.
After installing it with perl 5.14.2, my perldoc essentially broke, displaying "ESC[blah" type of stuff everywhere that used to be in bold font.
Luckily, I was using local::lib and deleting the local user version of Pod::Perldoc fixed the issue. However, to be on the safe side, I nuked all the locally-installed modules (can't be arsed to fish out just the core ones), and right now I'm reinstalling all the modules that I usually use.
Are there more sinister issues introduced by updating other core modules?
Who knows...
Learn from my fail. Avoid this module.
REST-Google (1.0.8)
He's dead, Jim!
* The installation fails with "got 403" in t/05_translate.t.
* RT query shows 4-year-old bugs
* Author inactive for at least the last 2 years
* Documentation is non-existent: synopsis mensions ->pages and ->cursor, but the POD has no explanation for what those mean
Despite all that, I actually managed to piece together something I could use for a small script (so the module seems to still be working).
Seeing the current state of the module, I would NOT use this for production code.
Test-Kwalitee-Extra (v0.2.0)
It's nice to be able to test all the extra Kwalitee metrics with this dist, but what is really annoying is the test frequently freezes (I'm unsure whether it just hangs or whether it's trying to access some online resource that isn't responding).
I had to disable this test (in Dist::Zilla's dist.ini) in about 40% of dists where I used it and at this point I'm debating going back to plain Test::Kwalitee
Test-Deep (0.112)
Great module that allowed me to thoroughly test a bunch of very large structures.
My only disappointment is the documentation: it currently (v0.112) doesn't mention some of the available functions. One of such is hash_each() and I spent an hour or more searching for the solution without keys()... At the end, I've decided to try to implement it myself, when I spotted it already made in the source.
Other than that, this module is gold!
Search-Indexer (0.77)
Great module that I've used many times so far. Performance is decent too.
I have barely scratched the surface of the functionality: the module assignes relevance scores to each found document and provides the regex for the matching term so you could highlight matching text in your document.
The module also provides search patterns to make the search more specific; for example you can search for "word1 AND (word2 OR word3) AND NOT word4"
Reviewer ديم الخمير wrote about a problem in this module in his/her review, however he/she was simply not using a method correctly.
WWW-Alexa-API (0.03)
This is the review of version 0.05
Overall, there is no need for this module.
There's already WWW::Alexa::TrafficRank that is maintained, provides more features, and has a higher Kwalitee rank and tests that actually pass.
My attempt to see whether this module actually worked had issues, as prerequsites (such as XML::Hash::LX) didn't want to install without XML C libraries, and even once I got those installed, this module failed to install due to failing POD tests.
The documentation doesn't say anything about the structure of the hashref returned from the get() method, and even after dumping it with Data::Dumper, I'm quite uncertain about the meaning of all the various keys in it.
This is the author's first distro on CPAN, so any misgivings are of course, understandable, but as far as the module itself goes, WWW::Alexa::TrafficRank is a better alternative.
Number-Range (0.10)
I was able to accomplish my task 10 minutes after I encountered this module on MetaCPAN.
It takes in ranges of numbers and allows you to manipulate the data. My only issue with the module is restricted acceptable format. To specify a range you use ".." and "-" is not allowed ("-" is what my input from the user was going to be). The other issue is that the module allows separation of numbers either with a comma or a space, but it's an error to use a space right after a comma (e.g. "10, 20").
The module dies with an error message if an incorrect range is specificed.
App-ZofCMS (0.0224)
Author Review:
I've been using App::ZofCMS on personal and work sites for about half a decade now.
It works well for sites where individual pages don't offer too much functionality. It's fine if the functionality is spread over several pages: the largest app I wrote with ZofCMS is over 100,000 lines of code written in 132 pages.
Several plugins—ImageGallery, HTMLMailer, QuickNote, UserLogin and it's companion plugins—turn a semi-ardious coding task into simply setting a few parameters and copy/pasting a few lines of code from the docs.
Very easy to deploy on limited hosts where you can't SSH or install modules.
Notable problems:
-- Current plugin system is very poorly designed in regard to running the same plugin several times on the same page. On some complex pages I found myself going all over the template trying to figure out what the code does. To work around this, I either split functionality across several pages, or code a separate module that I then use in the ZofCMS Template.
-- Many plugins try to be overly flexbile and overly configurable. This clutters up their documentation and makes it more difficult to remember what format of configuration to use, so unless you're comfortable with the plugin already, it can be annoying trying to read all those docs.
-- The framework uses HTML::Template for templates, and I always find my templates looking like a giant mess. The template variables blend in with HTML code and become hard to spot. Lack of switch{} statement (or if / elsif /else) can clutter up your template quickly with nested ifs. Global ZofCMS Template variables (or the ones in {t} special key) are not present in HTML::Template loops, which can be really annoying when you're trying to set one global variable and end up stuffing it into loops in your code over a dozen pages.
-- No effort has been made to benchmark the performance of this framework. The most oft-visited site on ZofCMS that I have gets about 10,000 visits a month and is located on a shared server where I can't even run cpan due to memory constrains. So far no trouble, but would the same hold true for 20,000 visits? 50,000? I have no idea.
Doesn't work at all, despite successful installation.
Docs virtually don't exist... well, and 7-year-old bugs show how much the author cares.
perl-vgalib (0.4)
Even though, the cause is likely to be my own dumb fault, installing this module "exploded" my box.
While installing within X, my box stopped responding during EVGA tests. I hard rebooted it, and to my surprise the X config file was all messed up (I am NOT implying that this is module's fault).
The second attempt at installing I did outside of X, and that session froze too.
I would advise caution when running tests for this module.
Date-Manip (6.42)
It's a great module and it does what it is advertised.
However, it's rare that my task requires the use of this module, and for that reason, I always find myself referring to the documention; that part always makes me utterly annoyed. I always find myself scrolling back and forth trying to remember what routine(s) I used to use in the past.
To the author I would suggest using more =head elements in the pod - even for every method/function and even arguments. This way one, who probably used the module in the past, can just glance at the Table of Contents and go "Aha! these two are the ones I used before!".
File-Size (0.06)
Not sure what "UNAUTHORIZED RELEASE" means; I couldn't install the module via cpan File::Size. However, module does what it is ment to do and does it fast. Documentation could be improved a bit as I had to run test codes to figure out what exactly some methods return, other than that I like this module.
POE-Component-Proxy-TCP (1.2)
With version being 1.2 I was expecting the module to be stable or at least workable. The example provided in the documentation (which is only half-written) errored out on the module's code.. after fixing the error and fixing two more errors that followed I gave up on the module.
When installing test freezes... not a single "PASS" with CPAN testers. Question is, why would you release a module with partial documentation and the one that doesn't even work is a mistery to me.
If you have some beta work and would like other people to contribute at least mention that fact in documentation and don't release it under the version number which is commonly understood as meaning "mature" release.
Thank you for your time.
Syntax-Highlight-HTML (0.04)
Excellent module. Simple, "press button - receive bacon", interface which works as advertised.
I use it to display code examples on my tutorials, haven't seen it misbihave. You can highlight in different colors: doctypes, comments, tag delimiting angled brackets, tag names, attribute names, attribute values and even HTML entities.
By giving the constructor one short argument you can turn on line numbers for which there is also a separate highlighting color.
A note of caution, if you are going to use the CSS code conveniently provided to you in eg/html-syntax.css make sure to set background colors or make sure they are shown properly from parent elements. I've ran into so many pages that set only the color and on my "dark" system theme colors show up as "gray on gray" ^_^
Excellent work on the part of the author. I give this module 5 stars
POE-Component-IRC-Plugin-BasePoCoWrap (0.004)
As the author of this module I won't give it any ratings to play the game fair.
Personally, I found this module useful on many, many occasions. The module allows you to take some POE::Component::*, which in my case were the non-blocking wrappers aroung goodies, and quickly make a fully functionaly and configurable POE::Component::IRC::Plugin::* and ... plug it. The module automatically provides functionality for specifying triggers for commands coming from each of public, privmsg and notice message types, to which of those messages the plugin will respond as well as who is banned or in reverse, who is allowed to use the plugin.
If your plugin needs some extra arguments with some defaults,
adding those is a snap. Want it to not say anything but instead just send events - done deal.
You can dynamically change any of the arguments passed to the constructor at any time, even though that involves poking directly into the object, but that's advertised, thus I don't see it as a big problem. Want to ban someone one the fly? push @{ $plugin->{bans} },
qr/^somedude\@\d+[.]/i; done
After releasing perhaps more than 10 plugins based on this module I completely felt in love with it. The "DOCUMENTATION FOR YOUR PLUGIN" section incourages lazy people (like me) to provide decent documentation to their work.
Thanks for your time.
WWW-Cache-Google (0.04)
Simple little module, works almost as advertised despite the bug. Until the bug is fixed the fetch() method is useless as google blocks LWP::Simple's default UA string. The module could be improved by switching to LWP::UserAgent and providing a decent error message. The check for whether or not the fetch()ed page actually exists in Google cache (which turned out to be quite easy to do) would be a very nice addition.
XML-Simple (2.18)
Despite the previous comment I rate this distro to max.. it does what it was made for.. haven't failed me so far. I like the "press button - receive bacon" interface. As for "sometimes hashes - sometimes arrayrefs" this can be configured. Read the documentation.
WWW-Google-Video (0.4)
The module doesn't do any error checking when using get() from LWP::Simple which causes warnings to be printed due to subsequent regex matches done on (undefined due to error) variable. Maybe it's just me, but I dislike the fact that you have to poke around in object's hash keys in order to obtain results of a fetch(), why not *return* a list, hash(ref) instead? That would easily allow implementation of error mechanizm. Not sure why "url to FLV" gets its "+" characters changed to plain spaces and not just left as they are, or at least changed to %20. Makes it pain to paste those URIs to say, IRC.
I question readability of ${$_[0]} throught the code as well.
Overall, I would say that if an author would put an extra five minutes of his time into this module it could be a decent piece of software.
POE-Component-IRC (5.40)
A bit hard to start up with, but after a while you get a hang of it and start IRC Bots Co. Ltd. :D
BingOS++ for great work


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Color Burst: The Carnation Pomander
This adaptable floral arrangement can be hung from a tree branch above an outdoor serving table, carried by a young bridesmaid during a wedding ceremony or laid with ribbons trailing as a place setting and party favor for dinner guests.
25 green carnations
Other Materials
florist's scissors
90 gauge wire
stem tape
thick and thin ribbon
1 small floral foam ball
small piece of garden stake
Possible Substitutions
Spray or single rosebuds, or half-opened roses
Prepare the Wire
Make a hook at one end of a length of wire. The wire should be longer than the diameter of the floral foam ball.
Cut two lengths of ribbon — one thick, one thin — about 8 inches long. Lay the thin ribbon on the thick ribbon, fold them over and press the ends together. Place the wire hook around the ribbon ends and press it down to secure them. Wrap one end of the wire around the wire hook and ribbon ends a few times.
Cover the base of the ribbons and the top of the wire in stem tape.
Attach the Wire to the Foam Ball
Push the end of the wire right through the center of a soaked foam ball so that the ribbon handle sits at the top of the ball.
Secure the Wire
Press a small piece of garden stake against the base of the ball where the wire extends out. Wind the free end of wire around the piece of stake to prevent the handle loosening or falling off. Cut off the excess wire.
Prepare the Carnations
Cut the stems off the carnations at the point — the top node — where the uppermost leaves grow. This should leave a very short stem of about 1 inch.
Arrange the Carnations
Starting at the top of the ball, press the flower stalks into the floral foam. It is important to work methodically, not randomly, pressing the flowers close enough to each other so that the foam is completely covered, but without crushing the flowers. Work either in a spiral from the top, or downward in sections. Cover the ball so that no gaps are visible.
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- Water will leach out of the floral foam as you arrange the flowers. Allow a little time to pass after you have finished working on the pomander to allow more water can drain out before you hang it up, place it on a table or give it away.
- Add some pearl-topped pins to the center of each carnation flower head if you want to use the pomander for a special occasion or festive party.
- Mist the carnations with water to keep them fresh and the foam ball moist; this will help the pomander last for a few days.
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The Enduring Enigma of CollageFebruary 21, 2013/by techgnotic
Watch depthRADIUS
By techgnotic
Collage is one of those art forms that immediately sets off heated debate about our most fundamental ideas and visceral feelings about the very essence of art itself.
Turn of the century troublemakers Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso began enhancing their paintings with glued on bits of cut out fabric and other materials, thus neatly blurring the line between the art categories of painting and sculpture. They shifted the emphasis or "meaning" of their painted images beyond an attempted interpretation of the painted "text" to thinking about the artists' "process" – something wholly separate from the paintings themselves.
And with that a whole new Rubic's Cube of basic questio
Legacy of The LensMar 22, 2013by techgnoticLegacy of The Lens3 years ago in Art Features More Like This
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A study in artistic diversity, Bernardo Medina embodies the renaissance spirit of the consummate artist, always inspired and inspiring artists around him to create and capture the rhythms of life and beauty in a
The New Street Photographer's ManifestoFebruary 7, 2013/by techgnoticThe New Street Photographer's Manifesto3 years ago in Art Features More Like This
Street photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson called it the "decisive moment"— the captured instant when all the photograph's elements come together to tell a story in a way a text narrative of thousands of words could never begin to. It is what hooks people, both practitioners and advocate-devotees, on the art form. It is uniquely completely immersive in life— step out into the streets— in which the moment of artistic epiphany can never be guessed at until it suddenly happens. When it is properly mastered, it is as pure as the dawn of each new day, as true as the living organism of a teeming street scene catching a breath as one.
It's no easy task to pull a book together for publication and "The New Street Pho
Improved DMCA Reporting SystemImproved DMCA Reporting System3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
Hello, deviants! In an effort to keep the community informed and to provide the best possible experience for our members, we wanted to inform you of changes to our reporting system.
DeviantART is dedicated to protecting our artists, and in an effort to be able to more quickly handle complaints by deviants who have had their rights infringed on, we have changed the way we receive complaints from the artist or the copyright holder.
In the past, we took reports by the copyright holder in two different ways: An informal report via the Report Violation tool and a formal complaint via contacting the Help Desk. While both of these methods were effective, they presented many setbacks.
The informal report did not gather all the necessary information for a formal copyright complaint and was prone to misuse by well-meaning deviants who would attempt to report images they did not own the copyright to
The Rise Of The Artist, You Are The FutureWatch depthRADIUSThe Rise Of The Artist, You Are The Future3 years ago in Art Features More Like This
February 27, 2013/by techgnotic
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You Are The Future
Forward by techgnotic
Picasso seeing a seven as an upside down nose?
Right brain warriors in the new age will be the coveted candidates ordained to lead and guide us; lifting the torch to light the way forward into a brave new beautiful world.
Artists have always feared that they are unappreciated and that the march of progress comes only from business, science and their machines. 1984 was imagined by an artist projecting these exact fears. Our guest essayist suggests the computer will never be our master, but only the super high speed counting machine it was meant to be leaving humans with only one pure task— being creative.
The Right Brain
Artists on Writers - No. 1, Hermann HesseArtists on Writers - No. 1, Hermann Hesse2 years ago in Art Features More Like This
Issue No. 1|Archives
Forewordby techgnotic
I was inspired to create this series by naikki while looking through her gallery of diverse artwork and reading through her journals which are focused on her favorite inspiring writers and thinkers. I felt certain there must be beautiful artwork in the form of portraits and tributes to these writers and their stories. I found most of naikki's choices of quotes to be inclusionary, redeeming and welcoming to any artist on their own path. Instead of just crediting naikki with the inspiration for this new series on depthRADIUS, I also invited her to provide a quote about Herman Hesse of her own to kick off this series.
Contemplations of the sharp-eyed mystic: when words become the palette to paint the journey
Witch Sorceress EnchantressWitch Sorceress Enchantress3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
by techgnotic
The Witchas Multifaceted Icon
Throughout history artists of every discipline have been fascinated, inspired and transfixed at every historical stage of the shifting perceptions of the "Witch" in any given time or society. The seams within every page of every chapter written against or in defense of the witch have been alternatively filled with oppressive sexism, blind eyed religious bigotry, occult doctrine, fevered and forbidden lustful sexuality, misplaced fear, and reams of wide eyed superstition.
Consequently, the colors, and lines within every stroke upon every canvas and visceral depiction, carry all the burdensome weight of the long intricacies of this subject. With respect to this much maligned, religiously and politically repurposed, perpetually misunderstood subject
Collage - Alchemy of the QuotidianCollage - Alchemy of the Quotidian1 year ago in Art Features More Like This
Alchemy of the Quotidian
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by techgnotic
Please welcome suzymae as our newest guest writer for DeviantArt. Journalism is the latest turn in Suzy's communications-dedicated existence, her resume revealing her to be a lifetime arts world gypsy only recently having alighted in Los Angeles where she is involved with not only transmedia artwork, video and collage but also the stand-up comedy scene. Please join me in welcoming suzymae to the DeviantArt family, the best home for artists displaying Suzy's spirit of peripatetic creativity, thoughtful human observation and all-in life c
Dessert Of Your DreamsDessert Of Your Dreams3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
Having It
Both Ways
Is it better to possess a thing of beauty, or to experience the ultimate consummation of oneness with that beautiful thing by actually consuming it... and being left only with the memory of its beauty? Leave it up to our deviantARTists to think of a way to have it both ways – but left over as a feast for the eyes, preserved eternally on the digital planes of deviantART.
The Grinch
by ArteDiAmore
Craft, design, and artistry as applied to the most delicious and sinful of the culinary disciplines rises forth as we shine warming a light on this small but incredibly skilled serving of artists within the deviantART community. In an effort to taste all of the communities within deviantART, let
GratitudeGratitude3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
November 21, 2012
I believe in deviantART. Which is to more accurately say I believe in the concept and the reality of the deviantART community.
When in contemplation of the eternal wellspring that is the deviantART project and how it has become the engine keeping my heart and mind on a full burn as I strive to be an upstanding member of the community as well as a helpful architect and eager participant in the conversation -- my thoughts inevitably settle upon my attempts to define my concept of Gratitude.
Marma Lisa by *HenrySchreiber
No matter your medium of choice as an artist, your artistic intentions or the mystic guiding force that has led you to this community, there is one thing all constituent members have in common:
A first step into this world consisted of a simple return to the practice of
Faux Propaganda ArtFaux Propaganda Art3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
animal farm propaganda
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SurrealismSurrealism2 years ago in Art Features More Like This
by techgnotic
orld War I (1914-1918) was a human catastrophe
that devastated Western civilization and mocked the hope inherent in "modernism". The sheer volume of the war's slaughter was beyond belief. The horror of it all destroyed the trust in science, medicine and technology as the golden gateway to a harmonious and peaceful future for humanity. All that was thought to be good had been twisted to the evil purpose of a global war. A global sense of hopefulness was replaced with a global sense of fear and loathing.
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More Like This: A New Way To Explore deviantARTMore Like ThisMore Like This: A New Way To Explore deviantART3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
DeviantART is proud to announce More Like This - a new way to explore deviantART. When you find a piece of artwork that you love, More Like This surfaces related artwork, artists, and Collections. With More Like This and our other new browse upgrades, deep-diving through the deviantART community's diverse collection of over 200 million deviations just got better.
DRAGON CASTLE by ~randis
We developed More Like This to make it easier to find the content you love. With over 100,000 new deviations being submitted daily, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of browsable artwork. More Like This allows you to discover corners of deviantART cate
The Age of DiscernmentThe Age of Discernment3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
:icontechgnotic: by techgnotic
With great access comes the great responsibility of discernment.
→ This article was inspired by the conversation in the comments generated from last week's Suggestivism article.
As we traverse the final phases of maximum raw information accumulation, potentially equipping us for jacking in to the promise of the Singularity, the contents of many lifetimes' worth of knowledge, art, education, and history are now at our fingertips. More and more Universities, libraries and arts institutions have swung open their digital doors and granted access to their lectures, courses and curricula free of charge to anyone in the world with a connection to the web. Access to education is fundamentally shifting our society towards an unmappable
Site Update: Introducing Madefire Motion BooksIn our continuous effort to improve the deviantART experience, we're publishing weekly Site Updates to keep members informed and to gather feedback. Below is a list of recent changes to the site, bug fixes, and feedback that was brought up by members in the last Site Update.Site Update: Introducing Madefire Motion Books3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
What's New
Introducing Madefire Motion Books on deviantART
We are excited to announce a partnership between deviantART and Madefire, the leading Motion Book application in Apple's App Store. Together with Madefire, we are releasing the Madefire Web Reader on deviantART in a new Motion Books category on our front-page. In addition, Madefire's Motion Tool will gradually be made available to deviants in the coming months, so that deviant
Realm of Fantasy, The Anatomy of a GroupDecember 7, 2012by techgnoticRealm-of-Fantasy →Realm of Fantasy, The Anatomy of a Group3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
Realm of Fantasy
The Anatomy of a Group
The grey dressby *sakimichan
The special kind of dedication, spirit and discipline devoted to the assembly and construction of a successful Group within the vast technicolor ocean of artworks, artists and art appreciators that is deviantART might very well be the experiential epitome of what it is to be a part of the deviantART journey. From the very first conception, through the ten thousandth practical step, alltheoriginalnames and his cadre of steadfast partners in artful curation have built a virtual sanctuary of the fantastical— Realm-of-Fantasy. Housing the largest and most significant collection of exceptional fantasy ar
Supercharge Your Profile Like the MastersSupercharge Your Profile Like the Masters3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
How toSupercharge Your Profile Like the Masters
Wed Sep 26, 2012 by techgnotic
ast week we published the video of Josh Wattles, makepictures Fan Art Law panel from Comic-Con. An educative, passionate and very enlightening conversation soon followed in the comments section. You can participate in that conversation here.
This week the superstars of deviantART panel will provide unique insight and advice for artists on the rise in the deviantART community.
Being a member of the deviantART community might be the most important support system a young artists could ever hope to have. That being said, there is also the problem of finding a way to stand out when surrounde
Odyssey Propulsion 6Odyssey Propulsion 63 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
Odyssey Propulsion 6
We want to especially thank an elite core of Odyssey II writers:
Those deviants truly embodying the spirit of the project by continuing to create and submit next chapters – no matter the story's refusal to go along with their proposed direction. The zeitgeist is a powerful force, but the artist must know when to sail against the been-there-done-that. And our writers, artists and poets have been doing that week after week. So many artists and writers continue to send in wonderful material week after week.
We have decided to extend the writing deadline for the last chapter to December 31 and we're
Wayne White: An Embarrassment Of TalentsWayne White: An Embarrassment Of Talents3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
:icontechgnotic: Aug 29, 2012 by techgnotic
I am bringing your attention to a documentary, Beauty is Embarrassing, that
deeply inspired me after a screening last week. The life wisdom and positive
philosophy unfolding over a lifetime of living as an artist was deeply motivating.
I invited Wayne White, the subject of this documentary, to join deviantART afterwards.
I thought this would be something you would enjoy no matter where you might be at
on your own personal journey as an artist. While watching this I was also reminded
of the heartfelt explanations by many artists of what it means to choose the life of an Artist.
"Do what you love, It's going to lead where you want to go."
Please stop and say hello and welcome seewaynewhite in his first week at deviantART.
A strange thing happened at a local café called Fred 62, a sudden sense
Site Update: DMCA Reporting, Multiple UploadsIn our continuous effort to improve the deviantART experience, we're publishing weekly Site Updates to keep members informed and to gather feedback. Below is a list of recent changes to the site, bug fixes, and feedback that was brought up by members in the last Site Update.Site Update: DMCA Reporting, Multiple Uploads3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
What's New
Improved DMCA Reporting System
DeviantART is dedicated to protecting our artists, and in an effort to be able to more quickly handle complaints by deviants who have had their rights infringed on, we have changed the way we receive complaints from the artist or the copyright holder.
We have now enabled artists and copyright holders to file DMCA takedown requests through an easy to use form. The DMCA is a formal notice and takedown system for copyright owners. It is not an arbitrary set of rules created by deviantART; it is a legal process which is respected the world o
Keep Calm And Comic-ConKeep Calm And Comic-Con3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
Keep Calm And Comic-Con
Wed Aug 8, 2012 by techgnotic
This year was especially important to me personally and was a milestone of sorts on
multiple levels and for deviantART as a whole. Many of the reasons why will become clear
over the next few months as announcements are made and new ideas are shared with everyone
in the community.
s the multi dimensional, pop fueled, color exploded dream like haze that was Comic-Con begins
to fully dim and fade from accurate remembrance, I can't shake the feeling that this year was s
Site Update: Import from Sta.sh to deviantART muroIn our continuous effort to improve the deviantART experience, we're publishing weekly Site Updates to keep members informed and to gather feedback. Below is a list of recent changes to the site, bug fixes, and feedback that was brought up by members in the last Site Update.Site Update: Import from Sta.sh to deviantART muro3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
What's New
Importing to deviantART muro from Sta.sh
You can now import files from your Sta.sh into deviantART muro, right from your Sta.sh file itself! Clicking the button will automatically import that image as a layer in deviantART muro, so that you can easily work on an image from anywhere you go.
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Photography Troubleshooting: Capturing SnowThe best of the Wintery weather conditions often come later on in the season, especially here in the UK. The next week or so will hopefully provide many photographers with the chance to capture those snowy scenes. So what's the best way to achieve them?Photography Troubleshooting: Capturing Snow3 years ago in Art Features More Like This
I'm sure many will agree that snowy landscapes are amongst the trickiest things to photograph. Exposure is the common problem; temperature is usually a close second! If your camera has a snow or winter setting then this will help override the auto white balance and lower the exposure, so you are already set to go. But if your camera doesn't have these functions, then you might find these tips handy:
1.Before you head out, check your equipment. The white skies that often accompany a snowy scene are the most likely out of any shot you'll take, to show up the dirt on your lens. Give it a good clean beforehand or you'll be spending a long time with th
SuggestivismSuggestivismSuggestivism3 years ago in DeviantArt Announcements More Like This
Birth of a New Category or Beginning of the End of Categories?
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Just when you thought there couldn't possibly be another "ism" on the art world horizon, what with the growing accessibility of all
art technique and technology rendering all the "schools of art" equally available and doable and therefore making impossible the dominance
or even existence of any current art "movement" … comes "suggestivism," the "ism" best summing up what art is in our lives today, defined
more by what it is not, rather than what it is.
"Suggestivist" art is not slave to any on
The Lonely PathThe Lonely Path3 years ago in Art Features More Like This
I have never found a companion who was so companionable as solitude.
Henry David Thoreau
By :icontechgnotic: techgnotic
I I always thought of Thoreau's comment as simply a word game — clever but ultimately false at its core. A Valentines Day without a Valentine means being alone and alone means being unhappy. It's taken many years to finally understand the truth in Thoreau's words. We are never so alone as when in the company of loving family and friends, our Valentine companion held tight in our arms – but knowing we are lost, unfulfilled in our dreams and visions, and untrusting in our own inner counsel. Now I hope to one day seek companions
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on 10/5/2015 9:54:00 PM
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I have oily lids and most eyeliner disappears within a few hours but this gel liner stays on the whole day and barely smudges. I have tried multiple brands like Mac, TonyMoly but this is the only one that doesn't make me look like a panda by the end of the day.
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-Could irritate sensitive eyes
-Waterline smudges too I only use this for the top lid
To sum up at least try this product and see if you like it. It won't hurt since it's so so affordable and so so good.
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This eyeliner is not only affordable but it does not smudge and it's really waterproof. I've taken showers with it on because I forgot I had it on. Surprisingly it's not "heavy" on the lids so sometimes you forget you have it on. I've went through high end eyeliners such as Urban Decay, Tarte, Kat Von D and etc, none of them match up to this eyeliner's longevity and intensity.
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My absolute favourite eyeliner it was the very first one I ever got and looked it from day one. Unfortunately I can't find it anymore and I'm heartbroken. It does however smudge if applied to the tight line and water line but other than that it has never faulted me. I did try the stila stay all day liner and I can safely say it didn't even compare to the essence one.
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on 4/13/2015 2:10:00 PM
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Slightly dupe for MAC's gel liner, it can be applied easily and a great pigmented color. But it does flake and smudge a little bit, there was a time where I looked like a panda (maybe it was the humid weather). But it is still recommendable and liked it!
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