nicocohayek

I love dA, and I love the fact that I've been 11 years shaping my designs and skills based on my experience here and what I learned from so many talented individuals that I eventually met and remained in contact with. As the likes of Instagram, Eyeem, and Facebook take over media, my activity on dA has lowered significantly especially when responsibilities over the past 10 years have grown tremendously. However far I strayed from dA, arts and photography were never discarded; they remained an outlet to breathe among life's troubles and obligations, and I am grateful to find serenity, passion, and a sense of achievement when I come up with so

There comes a time where you can't just abandon the place that you considered as dear as your home. While we grew up, our works of art reflected our age and maturity that we basked in through the submissions, showing how small we were and how we ended up the way we ended up. Personally, I couldn't let go of dA, the place that aroused my artistic enthusiasm for many genres and movements, and I've come today to clean up the chambers of my watchlists and collections and re-orient dA to cater my new endeavors. Alot of has happened since my last journal. I'll stick to the artistic side of life, though. I had the chance to move to Miami, the gre

After a year+ long away from dA, I'm glad to say: It's good to be back!! During my break, I wasn't really away from arts. I used this period for inspiration and redefine my abilities and priorities, and focus on specific subjects rather than randomly trying things. Of course, every strategy has its pros and cons, and for the moment, my vital senses are pointing at a new direction, and I'm supporting that. As for the updates: _ I'm taking photography courses to, well, improve my photography skills =P _ I started playing World of Warcraft, and I can guarantee it will drain your time away. I owe most of my inspirations from there, though, be