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Hi everyone,
This has unfortunately become an ongoing problem which is why it's necessary for us to write a journal entry about it, but if your submission was declined (or expired) and you would like to know why,
Please do not comment on the front page of the group and
Please do not send us a note.
What you should do instead is leave us a comment in the correspondence message of the submission that was declined/expired. When you submit a deviation, a correspondence message like the one below should appear in your messages page. Click on the link that says "No Comments" in order to leave us a comment.
The reason for this is that on our side, we can see details inside the correspondence message like when the deviation was submitted, which folder it was submitted to, and which mods voted to decline or accept. We get a massive amount of submissions per day - sometimes about 100 or more in a single day - so if you just comment on the front page or send us a note and go "Why was this declined? (Link to image)" we have access to none of that information from the correspondence message, which is what we desperately need to give you your answer. With so many deviations being submitted every day, it's just not feasible for the admins to comb through all of them to find one single deviation. Whereas if you comment on the correspondence message, we get linked to that correspondence message straight away. Makes sense?
Thanks for your patience and co-operation!
Submission Criteria
IN REGARDS TO COSPLAY: Our admins have had a discussion about this, and we have decided that it is important to update our submission criteria for the cosplay folder.
We will no longer accept "casual snapshots". This is especially the case of photos taken at events and conventions where there are random people in the background; they look more like quick snaps rather than a carefully composed artwork. We consider the photography to be just as important as the costume in the art of cosplay, which means that we will be restricting photos with busy backgrounds in addition to also restricting photos with dark/overexposed/blurry/grainy etc. quality. (Once again, this does not mean you need to use a professional camera. Many brands of personal cameras and phone cameras today take photos with crisp, clear quality).
Here are some examples of acceptable event photography from the submissions in our cosplay folders. The photos are taken at a convention/event, but they are carefully composed like an artwork and there are no random people in the background.
Keep in mind that this is deviantART, not Photobucket or Facebook. This is a site for artwork, not casual snaps. We would like all our members to see your best work, so please submit your best work!
Remember that our group rules are written on the front page of the group - please take a moment to read or re-read them. Because of the colossal amount of submissions we receive every day, this group does not accept everything. We are selective with what we accept.
To copy and paste, we do not permit any of the following: sketches; works in progress [and] linearts. If you feel that your artwork is unfinished or unpolished or a quick "rough work", then it is not likely that we will accept it. This rule applies to everything, including photography of figurines and cosplay.
Thank you for your time,
From the admins of Vocaloid-fanclub
This has unfortunately become an ongoing problem which is why it's necessary for us to write a journal entry about it, but if your submission was declined (or expired) and you would like to know why,
Please do not comment on the front page of the group and
Please do not send us a note.
What you should do instead is leave us a comment in the correspondence message of the submission that was declined/expired. When you submit a deviation, a correspondence message like the one below should appear in your messages page. Click on the link that says "No Comments" in order to leave us a comment.
The reason for this is that on our side, we can see details inside the correspondence message like when the deviation was submitted, which folder it was submitted to, and which mods voted to decline or accept. We get a massive amount of submissions per day - sometimes about 100 or more in a single day - so if you just comment on the front page or send us a note and go "Why was this declined? (Link to image)" we have access to none of that information from the correspondence message, which is what we desperately need to give you your answer. With so many deviations being submitted every day, it's just not feasible for the admins to comb through all of them to find one single deviation. Whereas if you comment on the correspondence message, we get linked to that correspondence message straight away. Makes sense?
Thanks for your patience and co-operation!
Submission Criteria
IN REGARDS TO COSPLAY: Our admins have had a discussion about this, and we have decided that it is important to update our submission criteria for the cosplay folder.
We will no longer accept "casual snapshots". This is especially the case of photos taken at events and conventions where there are random people in the background; they look more like quick snaps rather than a carefully composed artwork. We consider the photography to be just as important as the costume in the art of cosplay, which means that we will be restricting photos with busy backgrounds in addition to also restricting photos with dark/overexposed/blurry/grainy etc. quality. (Once again, this does not mean you need to use a professional camera. Many brands of personal cameras and phone cameras today take photos with crisp, clear quality).
Here are some examples of acceptable event photography from the submissions in our cosplay folders. The photos are taken at a convention/event, but they are carefully composed like an artwork and there are no random people in the background.
Keep in mind that this is deviantART, not Photobucket or Facebook. This is a site for artwork, not casual snaps. We would like all our members to see your best work, so please submit your best work!
Remember that our group rules are written on the front page of the group - please take a moment to read or re-read them. Because of the colossal amount of submissions we receive every day, this group does not accept everything. We are selective with what we accept.
To copy and paste, we do not permit any of the following: sketches; works in progress [and] linearts. If you feel that your artwork is unfinished or unpolished or a quick "rough work", then it is not likely that we will accept it. This rule applies to everything, including photography of figurines and cosplay.
Thank you for your time,
From the admins of Vocaloid-fanclub
AH-Software Stream details + VOCALOID5 Plans
AH-Software had a live stream this morning (February 25, 2015) discussing details with YAMAHA about Yuzuki Yukari's V4 update, VOCALOID4, and future VOCALOID5 details.
Click here to view the recorded stream for yourself!->http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/59244631
Details from this live stream are as follows:
:bulletblue: Yuzuki Yukari V4 comes with 3 voice libararies (Jun, Onn, and Lin) and will be packaged in a 3-in-one package and the three libraries will also be available separately. Yuzuki Yukari V4 will also be available as a V4 Starter Package--comes the V4 editor. Yuzuki Yukari V4 will be available March 18, 2015!
:bulletblue: Discus
2014 NND VOCALOID popularity chart.
Let's see how each of the Vocaloid's did in 2014! Popularity wise.
Please note: These graphs are based on statistics from Nico Nico Douga. (A popular Japanese video sharing site)
Non-Japanese Vocaloids whose works are mainly posted on video sharing websites will not be accurately represented.
Click the link for the graphs.
http://ch.nicovideo.jp/kadotanimitsuru/blomaga/ar699704
:bulletblue:(Top 20 Japanese, only listed. From most popular to least)
1. Hatsune Miku (Jpn and Eng VB)
2. Gumi (Jpn and Eng VB)
3. Kagamine Rin
4. IA
5. KAITO (Jpn and Eng VB)
6. Kagamine Len
7. Megurine Luka (Jpn and Eng VB)
8. Yuzuki Yukari
9. MEIKO (Jpn and En
New Icon and it's meaning!
Since this fanclub is for every VOCALOID,
The admins agreed to feature more VOCALOID's in the main icon. We decided on the most popular VOCALOID's of each of the main VOCALOID companies to represent the companies, respectively. We also decided to have all the languages represented (English, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, and Mandarin Chinese.)
But anyway, here's our new icon! - #Vocaloid-fanclub (https://www.deviantart.com/vocaloid-fanclub)
Here is how we chose.
:bulletblue:Hatsune Miku - Crypton Future Media
:bulletgreen:GUMI - Internet Co.
:bulletpurple:Yuzuki Yukari - AH-Software
:bulletpink:IA - 1st Place
:bulletblue:Luo Tianyi - Shanghai He Nian, Bplats
:bulletblue:OLIVER - Powe
Happy Birthday to KAITO and kokone!!
Happy Valentines everyone!!
Do you know what that means? 2015's Valentines Day marks the 1st anniversary for when kokone was released!! Internet Co released a female VOCALOID with falsetto capabilities on the VOCALOID3 engine on February 14th, 2014.
Happy 1st Birthday, kokone!
Featured member artwork:
:thumb427049618::thumb427232406::thumb434248329::thumb427585324::thumb429321778:
Also, a Happy Birthday to KAITO, who was released 9 years ago on February 14, 2006 for the VOCALOID engine (V1). KAITO actually has two release dates, February 14th (YAMAHA) and February 17th (Crypton). So we're just gonna post his birthday here, to
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