Charlie is a good name for a ghost. =DD

Jones Soda is awesome. <3

JONES SODA!

Theres the link to there webhome. It says they even have a Uk branch. You should yell at them for not letting you know they were there better!

And yes, yes it is. And I mean, you gotta admit, if any u.s. beverage company were going to release anything called cok juice, it'd have to be jones

Yeah that doesn't exsist here. I like the drinks I have anyway xD

Dating pages is the most tedious part of this job. ><

Or at least it seems that way right now... >>

omgsh jones soda tastes so much better ! but i've only seen it sold at one place
hyena ; its better than boredom right? so what are you working on anyways ?
swan ; omgsh well good for u for not being afraid ! i'd be freaked the heck out if that stuff happened to me when i was alone.

*snuggles her english beverages*

I'm the owner/writer/artist/coder/sole proprieter of a webcomic called "The Bend". I have SO MUCH to do, on top of trying to stay afloat. >>

WOW prettyyyy are you using letrasets or copics or something hyena?

...uh... actually... I think the current page was done mostly in Sharpies... >>

:O cannibalism ? well thats certainly an interesting topic
and yea it looks great im actually reading it from the start right now (:

Hyena, no way! it looks like it's done in proffessional pens not markers!

I get that a lot. ^^;

I use Copics and Prismacolors for things that Sharpies can't handle. Like the more subtle skin tones. But Sharpie just released a set that has a purple-grey color that makes a fantastic shader. With enough practice and the right tools, you can get Sharpies to act just like professional tools. You just need to know when and how to use them. Unfortunately, it makes most of my stuff look a bit like "oh god, oh god my eyes: they bleed," but I usually tone it down in Photoshop.

xD I use letra set.....when i actually can be bothered to draw. *is an art student so this is very bad*

I don't believe I have ever heard of Letra.

Ah, they're similar to copic in the way they come out on the pace, but they don;t have the flexible brush like copics do (i find the brush-like nib irriating) they are double ended with marker nibs, one large one small.

Personally I'm a fan of Microns, but I don't do much in way of complicated shading. I've never been much good at drawing and rendering. Always have been more of a sculpture kinda person. I have nothing but uber respect for anyone that can make something 2d look so in depth and come to life the way you drawing type folks do :-) wish I could.

I'm not that great at anything 3d unless it's textiles xD

wow u guys are all artistically skilled aww i know crayola does that count? D:

Lavender, oh don't mistake my artistic knowledge for skill, i'm pretty bad at art.

Sculpting is what kinda got me into special effects honestly, what made me decide to switch from Interior Design to Industrial effects instead. I love being able to dream up some new mutated werewolf zombie creature, sculpt it out of clay, cast it, make the foam copy, stuff it full of servos and bring it to life. It kinda was like a bit of a god complex for me actually, I still love being able to make my day dreams come to life, even if I can't afford the servo's and wires and hardware to really do it to much right now unless it's something someone is paying me to make.



And on that note, personally I would argue that so long as you're being creative and expressing what you are trying to get through with your artwork, you cannot actually be "bad" at art, it's all just about expression and opinion.

I... um... have a bachelor's degree in Animation and Drawing. >> -cough-

Letras sound like our Prismacolors.

I like to tell stories with pictures, so I decided to be a comic book artist because I'm a masochist. And I hate money... apparently. >_>

Swan: I am bad art art. xDDDD My grades say it all.

I was almost rejected from art school. ._.

Hyena: well judging by what you can do they were obviously blind.

BSU Art Dept doesn't care for comic book styles. But... see... mine isn't really a comic book style. So I think that they just don't like the storyboard format. He let me in thinking that I was going to drop out within the first semester, but now I'm one of his favorite students... so that turned out alright in four years.

Now if only I could bolster my readership enough to get the right kind of attention...