AngelicLawyer

I spent the last year and a half doing what I've always dreamt to do: studying Social Communication at the university - and loving it even more now that it's real. I feel I belong in those academic surroundings, reading, researching, debating. Two years before my graduation, I already know what the theme of my final monograph will be and I'm rather excited about it. I have to admit that dA hasn't been exactly in my mind these days. It used to be my second home on the web, but an increasing lack of time to stroll around its pages slowly drew me away. Until today. I clicked on a link someone e-mailed me and found myself back in here. A strong

Mood: :D So proud. Listening to: "Rock the Night" - Europe Reading: Cyberculture by Pierre Lévy Watching: One flew over the cukoo's nest Me Check out the exhibit's page! It's all in Portuguese, but you can always use a translation tool and/or enjoy the juicy pictures (click on "Imagens da abertura", right below the virtual tour) and the virtual tour! ;) Despite my current exhaustion, things are going so great, it scares me (eternal pessimistic that I am). My monograph is progressing quite a lot, mainly thanks to you guys, who provided the most interesting answers to the questions I threw your way. anhdres (https://www.deviantart.com/anhdres) seemed to like it so

Mood: :excited: Almost there! Listening to: "Cocaine Blues" - Johnny Cash Reading: Cyberculture by Pierre Lévy Watching: CSI Me I'm writing a monograph about deviantART. Would you like to help? If so, let me know how, and I can note you with a questionnaire, read your own analysis of the site or receive whichever kind of help you have in mind. The theme? I'm still trying to decide whether to focus on the democratic structure to divulge artwork offered to every member here or on how the community transcends the notion of art by itself and plunges into a great variety of discussions and interactions. It all depends on what I get out