TheWhiteKimono

I have no idea what started this, or when it happened... but sometime during my hiatus it became common practice to sell off your characters to the highest bidder of points. I think this is crazy! I mean, you paid to own them but you didn't make them, you didn't put that effort in to make it your's (albeit, typically once you own the character you can change them how you wish but just make your own character then if you are going to change them so much LOL). It is income, but you work so hard to make this being (unless you really didn't work that hard because you just wanted to see them off) and then you just give them away. I get it, but at

I've had a tablet for awhile as a gift from my grandparents from a couple years ago, but I've lost the pen. Just realizing, "Wait a minute, they must sell the pens alone!" I thought I was just a genius... until I found out the price for said pen is $60-$110. CHRIST, I know this a decent-ass tablet but it's a good few years old and has a newer, better model out! Why is the pen alone cost that much??! I know it's my fault for losing the pen (I genuinely have no idea where it went. I've looked my room over several times. I would have found it during my cleaning by now, I'd assume. It's been years!) but holyshitalmightywhatthefuck?? Well, I gue

Hey there, 3 people who read this is. Including myself. Hello. I am sorry to blow up your deviantWATCH with 50 deviations of mine. It's just that I realized the other day, "Oh my god, I show everyone my work everywhere else online... but never on deviantART? Why the hell am I so afraid?" So I updated with a lot of older pieces, for your viewing pleasure. Hopefully. I can already tell if I post more work I won't really have an unity between my pieces. I draw so much stuff, and none of it is original, and I do weird unpopular things like crack couples and Mabinogi. I wonder if I will ever get an audience that way? Maybe someone will like my w