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I don't know. I just wanted to draw something an it ended up having an eye patch. SO MANLY ORENJI!

Mihaeroff

LOTS OF ERRORS IN ANATOMY AND WHAT NOT BUT WHATEVERRRR~~

here's domovoi in his almost serious mode;; 

even though it's been only a few days, I feel like I'm already out of touch with the whole digital art thing. After all during the retreat, I didn't even bother to draw, but rather listen, talk, and try to get to know the new kids at my church. It was great fun with a lot of random bible verses, paint balling, and a small little incident with the soul train and our guest Pastor In. o3o;; Otherwise, I'm forcing myself back on the board to draw and try to finish commissions as soon as possible. Ciao. 

Happy Scrapping

I'm starting to sketch more on paper now and I forgot how dependent I am of the tablet and painting over in photoshop. I probably shaved a good portion of my glorious lumpia eraser. But nonetheless, here's a lot of stuff that I end up drawing in the midst of the night after finishing some reading or when I feel overwhelmed by redefining words for the sake of law and economy. /sigh Otherwise, yay for Scott Pilgrim and more AP study guides. 

Godmodding

For those lucky, here's the raw version of Plain vs Neave (2/3). I did this after finishing SAT practice. :>

Giddy, not so happy ramble time:
I've noticed though, not only with Plain, but with all of my characters... they are all over powered with ridiculous ranks and connections. Logan's the strongest swordsman in the world. Domovoi has 392905732048 talents. James can shoot down anyone without even having to give a single turn of his head. I can go on about all of these characters. It's odd that all of my characters are incredibly strong and I never really developed one that was externally weak. The original idea for One in a Million was that everyone has already heard of the journey where people fought and won the battle and powered up and up and up until they could defeat the big boss at the end, so I figure that we ought to make a story where everything is done. There's no more to power up. There's no new weapon to find. There's no enemies. There's just the character. And he has nothing to do, no where to go. Everything is peaceful to the point where it is sickening for the protagonist. But the thing is, I can't let that apply for Original Character groups. I can't allow myself the pleasure of having these amazing godmodding, yet internally unstable, characters anymore because it's really unfair. But I can't just have a powered down, normal version of the characters in O/M because the war made them who they are; the conflicts they had established their character. I know this is probably not going anywhere, but I don't know. I think I plan on either working on One in a Million or developing original original characters.




And I also crave for a hamburger right now.

Figures

Figures that I'd be working on commissions when I ought to be doing the leadership battle. D: Still sick... But I can't seem to sleep in my bed anymore. But I'm not allowed to get anyone else sicks so I can't go off and go into my brother's bed. ;A;


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. Gosh, I have such a boring life.