amcravioto

I've decided to stick to this account as the one I'm going to keep. Yes, I wasted a 1 year subscription and I'll be waving goodbye to all my views but this is the name and want so this will be the account I'll keep. I'll start migrating my deviations little by little. I hope that's not a problem for anyone. I'm still not sure if I'm going to get rid of ~am-cravioto (https://www.deviantart.com/am-cravioto), only time will tell. You can also find my work here: www.amcravioto.tumblr.com Love!

Alright, people. Listen up. Eight months ago I created this account because I was tired of my old username. Today, I find out I can change my name with a premium user account. Of course, changing your name is a particular thing and I can't use this one (not even if I deactivate) so right now I'm stuck with two. The premium account, which is the one I will be using from now on, is the next one: ~am-cravioto (https://www.deviantart.com/am-cravioto) This one will stay active, if only because it has the username I really want. Perhaps, if I wait enough, devART will do something about it. In five years or so. The question, however, is the next one. Now that I'm stuck with two

Views, what is the importance of views? In my other account I had 25,000 views, maybe more. I used to be really proud about that but then I realized those were collective views, no views I had every day. Views I achieved by staying years here, talking to hundreds of people, promoting other deviants and working my ass off. I used to be really proud of them but I dumped them in an instant to get a new account with a name I liked. Curious, uh? I don't know. Views, llama badges, favorites... they're all encouragement for the artist but it hardly helps him/her/hir. A comment, constructive criticism, words of support. Those things help, t