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If anyone is reading this, I'm currently trying to get better at digital art... I have a tablet but.. For some reason, it's WAY more difficult for me to make clean lines than if I were to do it traditionally. I don't know if it's because I'm drawing downwards while looking up at a screen or what, but I seem to do fine on actual paper. If you have any tips or suggestions, I'm willing to listen :) Thanks~

One thing that I am grateful for is that almost everything in life is only temporary. Scratch that- everything in life is temporary. I wish though that sometimes our concept of permanence wouldn't get to us. I normally don't vent publicly like this.. but I'll try to keep it from being too personal. Throughout high school, many things were starting to change. It was a great transition in my life. As a senior now, I've both loved and hated my experience. It's amazing to see how the many people around you have changed for both good and bad. It was the first time for me to witness it since for most of my earlier years I have moved around, changi

I don't expect anyone to exactly pay attention to this... But just in case there are a few interested, my entries will be in poor condition for a while. The reason why the quality sucks, is because my scanner is broken. And I'm really hoping to pounce on the opportunity to get a new one as soon as possible!! It's my first time trying to stay consistent with my art! And submitting it helps keep me motivated, thus making it easier to set a personal deadline. So- the quality is temporary if you are wondering why the art looks grainy or odd... When I get a new scanner, I'll replace all of those pictures as soon as I can! Thank you for your pati