DeviantArt

DeviantArt is an online art community and publishing platform where people share artwork, maintain galleries, and interact with creators and viewers.

DeviantArt Gallery: A creator’s collection of artwork published on DeviantArt. Galleries are the platform’s basic structure for presenting an artist’s work.
Angelo Sotira: An American entrepreneur who co-founded DeviantArt and served as its chief executive. Sotira helped establish the platform in 2000 and led its early development.
Digital art: Art created or substantially modified using digital technology. Digital art is a major form of work shared through DeviantArt galleries.
ArtStation: An online portfolio and community platform focused largely on professional digital artists and entertainment industries. ArtStation emphasizes industry-facing portfolios more than DeviantArt’s broad community culture.
DeviantArt Groups: Communities on DeviantArt organized around shared interests, themes, or artistic practices. Groups let members gather around subjects and circulate related work.
Scott Jarkoff: An American entrepreneur and web designer who co-founded DeviantArt. Jarkoff co-created DeviantArt with Angelo Sotira and Matthew Stephens.
Online portfolio: A curated collection of work presented online to show a creator’s skills and style. DeviantArt galleries can function as public portfolios for artists.
Behance: An online platform for showcasing creative projects and discovering professional work. Behance organizes work as polished projects, contrasting with DeviantArt’s gallery-centered community.
DeviantArt Watch: DeviantArt’s feature for following creators and receiving updates about their activity. Following connects a gallery to the activity stream of its creator.
Matthew Stephens: An American entrepreneur who co-founded DeviantArt with Angelo Sotira and Scott Jarkoff. Stephens was part of the founding team that launched the community.

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Adobe FlashRelated: Flash animations and interactive works circulated widely among its artists.