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What are Daily Deviations, and how can I suggest art for a Daily Deviation feature?
Daily Deviations are works of art featured each day by a select group of Community Volunteers and DeviantArt staff members. These features are designed to give each featured artist an opportunity to have their artwork seen by a broader portion of the DeviantArt community.
Daily Deviation Suggestion Guidelines
- Suggestions should be entered via a form. Using the form ensures that your suggestion is recorded accurately and efficiently.
- Artists can only receive one Daily Deviation feature in a 1-year period, so please verify that the artist you are suggesting hasn't already been featured within that time limit.
- You are welcome to suggest your own artwork for consideration.
Eligibility & Review Considerations
- Focus: The primary goal of the deviation should be to celebrate art on DeviantArt. Daily Deviations are selected to celebrate exceptional work and contributions to the DeviantArt community.
- Accessibility: The artwork must be publicly viewable on DeviantArt.
- Labeling: The artwork must be labeled appropriately.
- Account activity: While artwork with any published date may be considered, preference may be given to artists who are active members of the DeviantArt community. Reviewers may consider recent account activity when evaluating suggestions.
Note that meeting these considerations does not guarantee selection, and Daily Deviations are not awarded as prizes, rewards, trades, favors, or personal gifts.
How do I submit my suggestion?
What do I do if I have an issue with one of the works featured as a Daily Deviation?
Time and care goes into selecting Daily Deviations, and the artists aren't involved in that process beyond having their work featured.
If you have an issue or concern about a Daily Deviation, please do not leave it in a comment on the deviation. Instead, send a message to moonbeam13.
Keep in mind that unless the deviation violates DeviantArt's policies in some way, it is unlikely to be removed.
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