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Since the inception of subscriptions I've rarely been without one for more than a month. Yesterday, I finally ran out, and probably won't be purchasing another, which in turn means my limited activity here at dA will be reduced to nearly none. If this site can get its act together and bring tight communities back together with art, I might consider returning. For now, consider me retired. 1 & 2 should keep you satisfied.

Yup. Here. As for art, check out the gallery.

About six years ago when I was still using Windows 98, I discovered a fabulous thing called skins. This was the time when guys like dangeruss (https://www.deviantart.com/dangeruss) and treetog (https://www.deviantart.com/treetog) begun their ascension to the theming gurus they became. This was the golden age of Winamp 2 and the first versions Windowblinds. In order to acquire the latest skins, I used to visit the appropriately named Skinz.org (Wayback Machine). After a year there, people in the community began talking about something called deviantART, a very similar type of site that offered a free directory of skins for nearly every skinnable application out there. The first time I visited deviantART was