skeletonfishpunk

I have a new blog on Dreamwidth.org. I actually post ART there! SHOOOCK horror! I know I've been absent on DA for the longest time, and honestly I don't know when I will be back to posting here... But for the moment, please feel free to add me, watch, follow, stalk, just look at the posts.... It'd actually be nice to have a few more people around to talk about art with, now that I'm doing it again. So! This is an open invitation. :) http://naukhel.dreamwidth.org/772.html : My latest post I also made a Tegaki community on Dreamwidth for any users who also like to hang out on Tegaki E (as I do!) You can find it here: http://tegaki.dreamwidth

Right, let's try and make a concerted effort to use this thing, shall we? XD Today I experienced my first earthquake! I think I've been very lucky since I moved to Japan, it's been more than three months now and I hadn't had even the tiniest twinge. Unfortunately, talking to one of my friends who has been here for nearly a year she said that Nagoya hasn't had a big earthquake in a very long time, and everyone had been advising her that it's due one! I'd rather not think on that too long, since the tiny one earlier had me a nervous wreck for a bit. XD It wasn't very bad at all, only a 2/3 level earthquake (on the Japanese scale, which is fro

Well, it's been a while.. But I'm here, settled in Japan and finally found myself a tablet so I can draw again. I was getting a bit crazy with not being able to draw for the first few months I was here, I was really just desperate to draw some stuff and experiment and such. But all's well now, and I have something with which to produce! The only trouble now is finding time with which to do it. I have lots of work to do obviously at uni out here, though less than I probably should have to do. It also means I can't renew any of my subscriptions to things - I am such a poor student, and living in Japan makes it five hundred times worse, even th