Lingerie and Nude variants after the break. Proceed at own risk.
Tags: boobspussylingerieElevator_Action_ReturnsArcadeおっぱいまんこ下着エレベーターアクションアーケード
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Lingerie and Nude variants after the break. Proceed at own risk.
UPDATE 3: As of December 19, 2016, in a suprise turn of events, Pixiv has decided to revert the layout back to the old design for good, putting an end to the new layout. This decision was made after listening to fan feedback. With that in mind, the previous two updates are now null and void. You can skip right to the article proper now.
UPDATE 2: Recently Pixiv enabled users to freely switch between the old layout and the new layout. The old layout retains all of the old features, including stars and bookmarks (which the new layout consolidated into "Likes"). Unless Pixiv nixes the old layout for good in the future, everything in this entry refers to the old layout. Several parts will still apply to the new layout as well.
UPDATE: As of October 20, 2016, Pixiv has made a major overhaul to their site's layout. This also means that some feature have gone missing. At the moment, New Work: Everyone is no where to be found. This also means that the Pic Speed is missing, which might make it harder to gauge when peak time has started. I'll give it around a month to see if any of these are reimplemented and will ammend this entry accordingly. None of these changes has impacted the tags.
When uploading artwork to (or just browsing) Pixiv, it’s best to use Japanese tags (as mentioned on their Help page). Use English tags only if the romanji is what’s most used and recognized anyway (like VOCALOID or Overwatch). It’s also best to use tags that have the most use (evidenced by the result number). The only exception to the rule is title tags. For example, take games like Lords of Thunder or 魔天童子 (Matendoji, the Japanese title for Conquest of the Crystal Palace). While they’re obscure games as far as fanart is concerned and yield little results, use them anyway. You never know if fans might be around looking for fanart, or outside fans start wondering what game that piece of fanart comes from. There are tags with multiple ways to say it, like boobs being おっぱいor 胸. If stretched for tags (10 allowed, 9 for R-18 since one of them is “R-18”), use the one with the most results.
Below this point is an R-18 variant. Proceed at your own risk.
Tags: boobsbunnygirlNintendoretro_gamingBarker_Bill's_Trick_Shootingおっぱいバニーガールファミコンレトロゲーム仁天堂
Nude and Futa variants after the break.
Below this point is an R-18 variant. Proceed at own risk.
Ahoy!
Welcome one and all to the official gallery, Artwork of DeadPhoenX!
It's been a long time coming. For the longest I've hosted my artwork on third-party art sites like DeviantArt and Pixiv. However with 10 years of doing artwork, I've been thinking of opening my own site where I could host my own artwork wihout limitations on content or for others needing to login to view it. There were many platforms to choose from, most popular among many artists being Tumblr. However, I was never really fond of the community on Tumblr. I did however like Pixiv's community tremendously, which many are located within Japan. The freedom of content I could upload there was also great (though Tumblr edges them out in the genital censorship area, of which that law isn't enforced on Tumblr).
This wanting to find a good community and a site where I could upload anything I want and was adult content friendly led me to FC2. I was actually aware of FC2 for several years, manly from their video service. Over time I've also encountered artists who had either blogs or full websites on FC2. And so, I decided that my new official home would be hosted by FC2. Any new artwork I make will be posted here first. Then Pixiv, then DeviantArt. My twitter followers will be notified of the gallery posting first.
So what can you expect from this gallery in the near future? For starters, I still have more artwork to upload, so you can stay tuned for that. I'll also be sharing some WIPs (Works in Progress) of artwork I'm working on (or already finished). I'd also like to share some tips regarding Pixiv's tagging system and how to best utilize them when uploading artwork. I'll also be posting an FAQ soon on both how I do artwork and things related to the gallery.
While waiting for new artwork to be posted, head on over to the Gallery page and check out some of the artwork I've already done over the years. I've posted artwork from 2014 to now. And for the first time ever, you can see R-18 variants of artwork I've been posting to Pixiv, something you needed a Pixiv account to view. Now you can view them without that barrier of entry!
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