So far my Wacom tablet’s been interesting. But how versatile can it be? I put this together in one take tonight, as a way to welcome 2010. I animated each frame in MS Paint, but drew a lot of this with the tablet. Animation frames are a thing. Also that’s my cousin, not me as he could use some nice company for recent events.
Happy New Year!
Loving my new Bamboo tablet so far, but I really need to get ahold of actually how to draw with one. While incomplete, this was my first creation; sue me for being a fan of Airport Mania. Those faces and blabbing the planes do are just straight-down adorable.
For Christmas Eve we had alfredo. Spiffy enough, though I helped with it this time around. Bean sprouts included on the side, because it obviously has to be healthy.
The plate and fork are my specific doing, these were “zen” utensils I bought at Pier 1 earlier that year to try to adapt to feng shuei, in an attempt to be “calm”. It was tricky eating the alfredo with a wooden bamboo fork, but it was interesting to say the least.
Cousins, brother and I go brawl it out.
ReflexiveFalcon – Snake
Me – Zelda
Jason – Sonic
MTech – Marth
Atypical cousins and I brawling in a vs. between swapped siblings.
Green Marth – MTech
Zelda – Me
Snake – ReflexiveFalcon
Ike – UVCAT09
So my cousin and I have a little competition, and we pitted our best fighters against each other from Super Smash: Brawl. And this was the result!
Princess Zelda – Me
Marth – Medhavin
I’m not sure when this conversation took place exactly, but it was sometime during this month at some point.
I was chatting with someone, and they said that they didn’t know what the weather was outside. They also had no plans to go out that day, and concluded that’s where the matter would be.
I suggested that they could look out a window and know. That would solve the mystery, right?
Nope. I received this:
read more…“I don’t do windows.”
Yesterday I realized a lot of things. One of them was that autumn was really here.
It was chilly, the wind was blowing, and it was cold enough I considered a jacket. Some of the pumpkin plants had already died, and the only things that were left were other pumpkins, jalapeno peppers, okra, and a lettuce.
I discovered what I thought to be spinach turned out to be an echinacea flower. I was surprised. I had waited months and months to see what the “mystery plant” was, knowing it wasn’t a normal vegetable of some sort. I sense an object lesson but can’t seem to find it…probably need to reflect more.
So much time has passed…a lot of things have happened, but big picture wise, a lot of things just seem to revert back to normal, with a negative effect following. I found a written journal that I haven’t done anything with in 20 months. School assignments from Geography keep popping up here and there. Hair from my cosplay wig showed up last night…it’s all a reminder of the past four years of my life.
I’m in a reflective but regretful mood, but still looking what can be done, and how to leave to where I need to go…
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While I was waiting for Dad to take care of paperwork, I realized that this was a good setup to pose WALL-E as if he was staring out of a starship bridge into the horizon. Especially with the GPS on the windshield like some viewscreen. The lighting couldn’t have been any better.
This is one of the few photos I took of my WALL-E figure when on my trip to Florida. This particular time, while I was going to grab a sky photo, I saw that his reflection was clear on the sunglasses, even with the sky behind him through the window. That’s an opportunity I didn’t pass up.
My name's Janeil.
Welcome to my part of the galaxy.
Moonlight game dev, creative writer, sharing my personal experiences.