Journals23
Newest
A journal entry! What is this!!! Lol!
1 min read
Obviously I haven't been posting anything here... I changed, my art style changed... my outfits have changed! Im old now hehe 
So I have this blog where I post my art... I dunno why I didn't use DA to post them but yeah I did it... so here it is!!!
somekindathingy.blogspot.com/
<3 <3 <3
YEY!
So I have this blog where I post my art... I dunno why I didn't use DA to post them but yeah I did it... so here it is!!!
somekindathingy.blogspot.com/
<3 <3 <3
YEY!
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
RL TAKES OVER DUN DUN DUN DUNNNNN :O
1 min read
I want to post fanarts of my favorite characters but I don't know If I'm able to do it now. I've been doing graphic designs lately so I'm not sure if I can still draw anime / manga style
Anyway, I'm happy that I'm now working on a clothing brand and I can see my works printed on t-shirts! AWESOME.
Anyway, I'm happy that I'm now working on a clothing brand and I can see my works printed on t-shirts! AWESOME.
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
Wisdom to Share
3 min read
Everyone is born creative; everyone is given a box of crayons in kindergarten.
Then when you hit puberty they take the crayons away and replace them with books on algebra etc. Being suddenly hit years later with the creative bug is just a wee voice telling you, "I'd like my crayons back, please."
So you've got the itch to do something. Write a screenplay, start a painting, write a book, turn your recipe for fudge brownies into a proper business, whatever. You don't know where the itch came from, it's almost like it just arrived on your doorstep, uninvited. Until now you were quite happy holding down a real job, being a regular person...
Until now.
You don't know if you're any good or not, but you'd think you could be. And the idea terrifies you. The problem is, even if you are good, you know nothing about this kind of business. You don't know any publishers or agents or all these fancy-shmancy kind of folk. You have a friend who's got a cousin in California who's into this kind of stuff, but you haven't talked to your friend for over two years...
Besides, if you write a book, what if you can't find a publisher? If you write a screenplay, what if you can't find a producer? And what if the producer turns out to be a crook? You've always worked hard your whole life, you'll be damned if you'll put all that effort into something if there ain't no pot of gold at the end of this dumb-ass rainbow...
Heh. That's not your wee voice asking for the crayons back. That's your outer voice, your adult voice, your boring & tedious voice trying to find a way to get the wee crayon voice to shut the hell up.
Your wee voice doesn't want you to sell something. Your wee voice wants you to make something. There's a big difference. Your wee voice doesn't give a damn about publishers or Hollywood producers.
Go ahead and make something. Make something really special. Make something amazing that will really blow the mind of anybody who sees it.
If you try to make something just to fit your uninformed view of some hypothetical market, you will fail. If you make something special and powerful and honest and true, you will succeed.
The wee voice didn't show up because it decided you need more money or you need to hang out with movie stars. Your wee voice came back because your soul somehow depends on it. There's something you haven't said, something you haven't done, some light that needs to be switched on, and it needs to be taken care of. Now.
So you have to listen to the wee voice or it will die... taking a big chunk of you along with it.
They're only crayons. You didn't fear them in kindergarten, why fear them now?
(an excerpt from How to be Creative by Hugh MacLeod. READ IT HERE YOU GUYS---> www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Ty… IS AWESOME!!)
Then when you hit puberty they take the crayons away and replace them with books on algebra etc. Being suddenly hit years later with the creative bug is just a wee voice telling you, "I'd like my crayons back, please."
So you've got the itch to do something. Write a screenplay, start a painting, write a book, turn your recipe for fudge brownies into a proper business, whatever. You don't know where the itch came from, it's almost like it just arrived on your doorstep, uninvited. Until now you were quite happy holding down a real job, being a regular person...
Until now.
You don't know if you're any good or not, but you'd think you could be. And the idea terrifies you. The problem is, even if you are good, you know nothing about this kind of business. You don't know any publishers or agents or all these fancy-shmancy kind of folk. You have a friend who's got a cousin in California who's into this kind of stuff, but you haven't talked to your friend for over two years...
Besides, if you write a book, what if you can't find a publisher? If you write a screenplay, what if you can't find a producer? And what if the producer turns out to be a crook? You've always worked hard your whole life, you'll be damned if you'll put all that effort into something if there ain't no pot of gold at the end of this dumb-ass rainbow...
Heh. That's not your wee voice asking for the crayons back. That's your outer voice, your adult voice, your boring & tedious voice trying to find a way to get the wee crayon voice to shut the hell up.
Your wee voice doesn't want you to sell something. Your wee voice wants you to make something. There's a big difference. Your wee voice doesn't give a damn about publishers or Hollywood producers.
Go ahead and make something. Make something really special. Make something amazing that will really blow the mind of anybody who sees it.
If you try to make something just to fit your uninformed view of some hypothetical market, you will fail. If you make something special and powerful and honest and true, you will succeed.
The wee voice didn't show up because it decided you need more money or you need to hang out with movie stars. Your wee voice came back because your soul somehow depends on it. There's something you haven't said, something you haven't done, some light that needs to be switched on, and it needs to be taken care of. Now.
So you have to listen to the wee voice or it will die... taking a big chunk of you along with it.
They're only crayons. You didn't fear them in kindergarten, why fear them now?
(an excerpt from How to be Creative by Hugh MacLeod. READ IT HERE YOU GUYS---> www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Ty… IS AWESOME!!)
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
AKGHDFJSDGH!!!!!!
1 min read
I just realized how much I miss making anime/manga fanarts (with all the coloring & shading). Looking back at my previous works posted here made me want to just go home and draw non-stop...
I CAN'T BELIEVE I USED TO DO THAT!
My art muse is lurking behind me now so let's see what will happen... :woot:
I CAN'T BELIEVE I USED TO DO THAT!
My art muse is lurking behind me now so let's see what will happen... :woot:
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
Tuesday is creative day!
1 min read
YAAAAYYYYY!!!!!
I updated again! Although this time, the stuff I'm posting are more on designing and graphic arts. I haven't been watching anime or reading manga so I haven't drawn anything like that
That's all for now! I'll be soon adding some of the illustrations I finished or even photographs I took!
~Later Days!
I updated again! Although this time, the stuff I'm posting are more on designing and graphic arts. I haven't been watching anime or reading manga so I haven't drawn anything like that
That's all for now! I'll be soon adding some of the illustrations I finished or even photographs I took!
~Later Days!
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In