microchaotic

I really enjoy the new (to me) submission process.  It is easy and painless, even when submitting a print.  The next phase for me is to order a few of my own things to check quality and then I will consider where, if anywhere, this account will go from there.

dA is all grown up!  It has transformed into a much more robust, user friendly and versatile site! You may notice some background activity happening among my archives here... and if that goes well, I will continue seriously considering a comeback tour. I hope you are all doing well.  I looked through all the deviations from my watch list yesterday.  I had to choose between seeing the whole arc of development at once or commenting on each submission.  I chose to look quietly.  It took forever even breaking it up in shifts... but it was worth it. I am impressed, jealous and inspired.

This is going to take a bit of an adjustment period.  I was just very frustrated by DA Prints, so much so that I deleted the deviation I was trying to make available so I can try again later, from scratch, after reading the faq. I want to make it clear, I'm not complaining yet.  I realize there is a period of adjustment to any major change. But I thought this would be a bit easier.  I am a print designer for a living.  I work for Wells Fargo.  I send probably 40 or 50 projects per month to a commercial printer and print the everloving shit out of everything.  I also have training in reprographics.  DA does not use industry standard techniqu