I adore your gallery

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Hi Emilibai,

I recently (and gladly) favourite’d some of your work. I love your sense of line and composition, and I'm glad to see the form not yet lost.

I don't know if you are already aware of the fact, but I am doing a study at college on how people decide if they like or dislike a piece of art. At the top of my DeviantART home page, I had a statement outlining the study.

I've just been reported to the staff here on DeviantART by an artist for intellectual property infringement, and was very saddened and shocked by this. As a result, I wish to fully inform all those who’s work I fav’d to let you know that no infringement of your intellectual property was intended, or will occur at any time during my study. Furthermore, if you want to me to remove you from consideration, or if you wish withdraw at any time later on, please let me know. No profit is or will be made from this academic endeavour, and all images are used under the fair uses rationale (low resolution image only, all credit to the artist, academic purposes only, etc). None of the works used will be printed, but instead will only be displayed on a computer screen for a few seconds.

If I am not banned, I plan to continue posting updates of my study, and the final findings in or around March 2008.

I hope that you would feel positive about this, fully informed, and would like to take part. If you have any further questions, please contact me, and I will be only too happy to clear anything up, or just have a chat about the study, art, or anything else.

Regards,
Olivia Rohan
D-ciz-N

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I'm in the process of designing a perceptual psychology study. Please help me by permitting me the temporary, fully credited, non-profit potential use of your work.Contact me for more info, or go to my page. you can withdraw at any time you want, no prob

amazing work,one of my fav artist,s here!!!

What an incredible gallery!

bravoooooooo
bravoooooooo
bravoooooooo

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who killed davey moore?

great dA!!!

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hopes to die soon,
maybe live,
but hopes for death