welcome and thank you to all those who visited/visiting me at Fanime this year. if you bought something, you win +50 friendship points from me, if you bought commissions from me.. +100 friendship points for each commission XD ... however, these points are non-refundable and totally useless...

sorry


lol.

mad props to alicia, gaby, and elizabeth who requested 3 commissions from me. (THANK YOU~ T____T) and (oh god i wish i wrote down her name X___X started with an M i think?) to the nice lady who asked for an after the con real life commission! (may the heavens bless you and have like.. money rain down from the skies in front of your feet.)

okay. gotta run! baiii~! *rushes off to con*


[edit] [post con writing]

hn. where to begin? ;3 all in all the con was great. it was such a nice change of pace from all the art-ing from school. although i do love to learn I was serriously depressed this semester because all i could see where the mistakes i was making (even more so than usual) and last fanime business was so terrible that perhaps i was expecting that it would be the same this year. but to the contrary i did decently and i was tickled pink by the compliments i recieved from my commissioners and i got more and more commissions with every day. Seeing my friends and senpai ian bryan evon and jillian was so nice although a bit embarressing as to how shy and childish i was comming off (probaly). [there are also other friends and deviants i chatted with: alfred , elaine, lindsay, mary, wen-m, poe, lily, and jennifer to mention a few.. ]I also made a new friend, dan who is a grad student at UCB and was doing research on art on the internet (and was tabling with the BAAU table to see what it was like at Fanime). (one can read some of his research on his DA account/blog) It was fun discussing the concept of frontstage/backstage at the con and on the internet.

don't know if the rest of this entry was all that exciting or interesting, but i guess i just wanted to announce at how pleased i was at attending this year's convention and how pleased i was to meet and greet people. It made me realize why i continue to persue drawing and general art-ing: to see the smiles on other's people's faces. thank you always for your kindess. korekara mo yoroshiku. (roughly translates to: please take care of me in the future/a pleasure doing business for/with you).