JessieDrawz

:star: And the winners are... :star: In the Judge's Section :star: :bulletblue: First Place :bulletblue: What the judges were saying: The sheer amount of detail and goodies in dodobirdsong (https://www.deviantart.com/dodobirdsong)'s make this piece an immediate winner! Just amazing work all around. Congratulations! :bulletblue: Second Place :bulletblue: What the judges were saying: doraemonbasil (https://www.deviantart.com/doraemonbasil)'s clever crossover not only makes for a good story, but the presentation with the size difference between the four characters and dramatic lighting made this entry pop! Great work! :bulletblue: Third Place :bulletblue: What the judges were saying: KBAFourthtime (https://www.deviantart.com/kbafourthtime)'s humorous e

It’s rant time again. Yay. I know I’ve talked about this topic in the past already but it’s still current for many artists, and I’d like to go into it a little further. That question which pretty much every artist knows only too well. “Can you draw something for me? But I don’t have money.” No matter how obvious you make it that you’re a professional artist, how eye-catching the commission pricelist on your user page is or how many “I don’t do requests / art-trades”-stamps you plaster all over your journal, people either don’t notice or simply don’t care. And thei