Azureboy

Step 1. Be an unrelenting faggot. Step 2.  Don't accept criticism. Step 3. Make a journal about how you've become butthurt. Step 4.Us corict grammur adn punchuatin, Step 5. Use stale as shit memes. Step 6.????? Step 7.Profit! Step 8. Post bases, and recolor pictures of sonic the hedgehog.     Step 9. Make sure everyone knows how Kawaii your art is. Spam your "art" by using the "random deviant" button.     Step 10.  Spam your "art" by using the "random deviant" button a little more.     Step 11. If someone gives you an oipnion, Block them, but not before commenting back to them about how "ther art isnit even taht god anyawy" but r

This is a compilation of relatively easy steps to not only become "popular" but more importantly, become a sort of "asset" to DA. Inspire and encourage your fellow artists; SPREAD THE LOVE!   Many artists start their Devious Journey with the mindset that they will acquire  Internet Fame.   Usually in the form of:      1. Thousands of adoring fans      2. Turning a profit from your hobby  My (let's call it) "Tutorial" will not show you how to con or manipulate people. I will simply show you how, with perseverance and kindness, you can attain valuable friends, an understanding of yourself(and your art), and irreplaceable golden memori

1. LOL Subjective If you don't like something, even if the person put time, effort, and thought into it, it isn't art. To further assert this truth, be sure to go to the person's deviation and/or main page to tell them that you think their work isn't art because you don't like it. 2. Hydra Stuck in an argument? Feel like you're losing or the other person is making points that are too logical for you to even attempt to debate against just fucking silly to you? Re-jump into the same argument using a double account. Two heads are better than one, right? So two accounts must make your side all the more valid. If you can make an account where no

(Waiting in line at Pin Number, Internet University's premiere student shopping facility, good friends Facebook and Twitter discuss the former's peaked interest in attending an art Forum being held on campus next week. The store is alive with a healthy buzzing of student chatter, and only the distant whispers of chaos indicate another political debate has erupted on the grounds. Again.) Twitter: "I am telling you your layout is fine as is" Facebook: "Are you kidding?  We're talking Forum types here Tweet! High class, none of this mindless bickering and inane chatter we put up with. It's not like they let just anyone join these thi