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DeviantArt Protect now sends notifications for potential NFT infringement that include a direct link to OpenSea’s DMCA form, removing a layer of friction from the takedown process. Upgrade to Core for unlimited coverage with DeviantArt Protect! DeviantArt Protect was launched in 2021 to better safeguard artists’ rights, providing state-of-the-art image recognition software to notify artists of potential infringement. One of the hardest things artists have to deal with involves the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown process, which on third-party marketplaces is not always easy to find or use. With this in mind, we’ve improved the notifications sent by DeviantArt Protect for non-fungible tokens (NFTs). When a notification for potential NFT infringement is received, it now includes a direct link to OpenSea’s DMCA takedown form—making it easier to fill out and file a takedown request. While art theft continues to be a problem that impacts creators across the Internet

Ready to Draw a Dragon? Great news for fans of fantasy creatures! @ryky is swooping in with a fun tutorial that breaks down how to draw a dragon. Illustrate your own dragon and submit it as a deviation for a fantastic new profile badge and the chance to get feedback from @ryky! To participate, follow these steps: Watch: Learn from @ryky as he breaks down the easy steps on his Huion tablet. Create: Follow the tutorial steps to illustrate your own version, or bring what you learned into a completely new deviation! Upload: Submit your work as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialDragon to get the profile badge! Prefer to read-through each step? Click here. Examples to Get You Started Check out these examples below and browse other submissions. Do you want to keep practicing and collect more badges to display on your profile? Check out more tutorials: How to Draw an Eye :tutorialeye: How to Draw a Hand :tutorialhand: How to Draw a Landscape :tutoriallandscape: How to

What is it? DeviantArt wants to give artists the ability to continue doing what they love; being creative! That’s why we created the DeviantArt Collective, a program that sponsors exciting and uplifting artists. We’ll be working closely with these artists to engage and inspire the art community on DeviantArt through contests, challenges, and more. We hope that you find inspiration — as we did — from this unique group and join in as we delve deeper into the art community and what makes it so special. We’ll be featuring interviews with the artists on DeviantArt, as well as sharing some of the Collective’s newest works and community initiatives. If you feel you'd be a good fit, we're opening this opportunity up for more and more deviants; hope to see you there! Who's in it? We're so excited to announce the current and past members of the DeviantArt Collective. These deviants have shown real joy in enriching the art community, and we can't wait to see what they do next on

Welcome to the DeviantArt Podcast! We’re very excited to bring to you the first two episodes of The DeviantArt Podcast! On our new podcast, DeviantArt staff will share everything from interviews with your favorite artists to deep dives with DeviantArt executives on the philosophy behind site changes. The podcast will soon be available across all your favorite podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, but for now, the first two episodes can be found on YouTube, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, and Libsyn. You can also subscribe to the RSS to make sure you never miss an update. Without further ado, here are the first two episodes. After you listen, we want to hear from you! What was your favorite behind-the-scenes tidbit? Are there any topics or segments you’d like to hear about? Let us know in the comments below! The DeviantArt Podcast | Episode 001: A Special Place Chief Creative Officer Justin Maller sits down to talk about plans for the DA Podcast and its future, upcoming