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The 49th book of the Superdeformed Pose Collection PDF was released recently and it is an absolute treasure trove. I think it is a must-have for any dancer or artist. This new addition to the series features a wide range of poses from over 11 different artists, including: Ginta Lapina, Moe Galvan, Charles Vess, Liz Prince and many more! It's also double-sided with two different scenes on each page plus a few on the backside as well as some useful information about some of these artists. This font is very suitable for decorative works related to arts, dance, fitness and yoga. And it can be used for logotype prints, prints, stickers and much more. Now this font has been updated to version 4 (rev02) I've also added the different templates to the product page. I'm working on putting them inside an app which will let me publish templates in a very fast way! So stay tuned!Below you can read an interview with one of my friends (see drop-down menu above) that was done by one of the great webzines called 舞痴 ( www. dancemaniax.com). 舞痴: Hi! Firstly, I’d like to thank you for your time and speaking with me. One of the first questions would be to ask how did you get started in making fan-arts? And, how did you know about Vocaloid?Dauragon: I got started about 2 years ago when I found a group on Facebook called "Vocaloid Fan-Art Exchange. ” Then I started making a lot of fan art and working with other Vocaloid fans. Over time, I became good at it, and after losing my job I was able to make a living from it (through commissions and such). At first, I didn’t even know what Vocaloid was. That was the year that Hatsune Miku came out, and everything exploded about Japanese pop culture. And I took the time to study all of the Vocaloid music (and other Japanese pop culture), and then started making my own artworks. I really like music, and I thought that maybe there were others interested in it too so I felt like sharing my passion with them. I love music so I don’t think it’s a bad thing to share your passion with others. 舞痴: How long have you been on DeviantArt? What is your main role on here? Dauragon: I joined on August 26, 2010, and I’m a big fan of Vocaloid and anime. My main role is probably on the group or group leader page where I could pass ideas to other Vocaloid fans through the group. Also in the past, in groups I’ve been in there was usually one person who could sort out the admin work if it was needed. cfa1e77820
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