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Check out what the Sci-Fi channel has in store for you this Summer and fall! [http://www.animationmagazine.net/article/8585]

After much effort, arguing, designing, and programming, our front page is now better than ever! We've taken a close look at how our community interacts and made improvements to make new art even easier to discover. Quick-loading thumbnails and a faster, more reliable search are just a couple of ways we've made browsing an even more enjoyable experience. Our Footer is now a destination in itself! Offering direct access to News, Polls, and other community-specific features, this robust feature is extremely functional and also fun to use. You can also flip through your Channels, giving you a great at-a-glance view of your favorite types of art.

For some artists, their work is pixelling.  Although it may LOOK simple, it is anything but.  Look at all the fabulous artists who create avatars and emoticons, or those who create fun, cute creations.  When I first started out creating art on the computer, I pixeled.  Perhaps the appeal to creating these sometimes tiny works of art is the fact that they can be created in simple MS Paint, and can also be created in more complex programs.  DeviantART is full of very nice pixles, and now, to showcase a few of the best detailed, cute, and colorful pixels! :thumb68601900:  :thumb79597470:  :thumb50421219:  :thumb86460643:  :thumb71933110:  :thum

Art Theives. Yes, you know what they are. Ignorant people who steal another person's art and re-post it, sometimes posting "Copyright ME DO NOT STEAL", or "This is my character, ____. Hope you like them!", when they themselves actually saved the picture, colored over it ( or just left it as it originally was ), and gave the animal/person/character a new name. I myself have seen tons or stolen art, some with the original artist's signature still on the stolen art. But now, it's just getting worse. Now they are doing it for attention, and people are giving it to them, because of the stolen art. It's hard to stop an art theif, and I admit i