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Challenge Winners

  • February 2024
    - The Dragon
    New
  • January 2024 -
    Grimoire
  • December 2023
    - X Marks the
    Spot
  • November 2023
    - Super
    Villain
  • October 2023 -
    Creatures of
    the Night
  • September 2023
    - Out of the
    Blue
  • August 2023 -
    Garden of
    unearthly
    delights
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    I'm hoping to give art and - specifically - making some money from art, a try during 2018. It's still not certain that I will get the chance to do this, but I'm thinking the chances I follow through will increase if I make my plans public. Kind of like when people buy an expensive membership to the gym to motivate them exercising more often and then they don't, anyway.  Hopefully documenting my endevours or lack thereof will work as a kick in the butt. Plus I'll learn how this forum's blog tools work. Yay.  Read More...
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    When CG Art Nexus was opened it's virtual doors on the 4th of July 2014, it did so in a bit of a hurry. The site was built in reaction to the closure of ImagineFX Magazine's forum by Future Publishing. As notice of the closure was given only a few weeks before hand it didn't leave a great deal of time for us to not only discuss the possiblility of creating a new home for the great people that inhabited the forum, but also to build something worth going to and to do so in time to let people know it was there. Read More...