"...where thou and I may henceforth never meet."
It's probably obvious where this quote came from. After reading it, I was inspired to draw this picture. He's probably not wearing the right clothes, but he's certainly wearing the right expression.
As you can tell, I'm still working on perspective as it relates to the figure. >_> Got a ways to go...
(2007, pencil & paper)
This is a very strange expression she has. Is she grimacing or grinning? >_> Even I don't know.
If you have never seen a red panda before, you are seriously missing out. They are actually more closely related to the raccoon family, but eat mostly bamboo, and thus are referred to as pandas. All I can say is EEEEE KAWAII!!! >_< !!! The picture I drew was based off the one at the top of this page. I didn't capture all of it's cuteness. T_T But I'm hoping that it will look better in color.
The various faces of noble women. You can see Chou there, on the right-hand side, striking a particularly absurd facial expression. ^_^ Oh and on the bottom right-hand, underneath Chou, is a drawing of our newest horse, Sa'id (sa-eed). He's probably just as noble as the rest of 'em.
Lots of girls like to show off their popularity amongst the boys, like it makes them powerful or something. Am I supposed to be impressed? Jealous? What the HECK??? It's the Cleopatra complex...
...And why put power into the hands of males like that? Like your worth is measured by the men you're with...
Most the time these girls aren't even DOING anything with their guy friends. Just sitting around doing nothing. WOW. Yes, very special.
Got a new Deviant Art username, it's ArtUsagiChan, to go along with my blog and stuff.
Today's blog entry is a sketch of a python, drawn somewhat in a personified style. I say "somewhat" because there's only so much you can do with a snake. It has no legs for crying out loud!
On a related note, pythons are cool.
These dogs are really cool. But also endangered. I'm not sure if there is a cool animal that isn't.
Their hunting methods are like a coordinated dance, each dog knows what it's job is and relies on the others in the pack to get their jobs done as well. If you're interested, check out this Wikipedia article. The BBC series "Planet Earth" also covered the African wild dog. There are also a few pretty good videos of them on YouTube.
I like the hint of malice in the face of the one on the bottom of the page. And there actually is a humming bird with a tail like that.
