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  • A thought about displaying the sketches

    I know this is 80% of my anxiety and overthinking talking, and most folks won’t care anyway, but I’m concerned on how my blog looks (hah!)

    Naturally, as Inktober is going on right now, I post sketches and drawings almost on daily basis. And I don’t feel things look… Pretty. You know, that kind of oh-so-awesum-so-professional-much-wow look. Mostly because I take pictures of my sketches with the whole book and the background (it’s my IKEA Poang chair — it’s the only representable stuff I have on this house YES IT’S A CHAOS OUT THERE, FOLKS.)

    ANYWAY. I wanted to check if I can have better look by using Google PhotoScan. I might use this in the future, though. Or maybe taking picture with regular camera and crop/edit it would suffice?

    Using Google PhotoScan
    Regular iPhone camera

    Now I’m going to retreat to my lair and questioning myself and my life decisions for the next 10 years.

  • Inktober 2019: Day 16

    “Looking Up”

    I didn’t post any drawing yesterday because I got massive headache (lack of sleep, I guess. That, or too much coffee) so I decided to take a break.

    Anyway! So! I got stuck on what to draw, and the prompts didn’t help either. I have this black Chinese ink and I wondered, “hmmmm, ink. Inktober? Heheheheheeheheheh.”

    To be honest, I’m terrified of using ink. Ink is unpredictable and prone to errors, and me, I’m a control freak; that’s why I like drawing pens. It’s precise, controllable, and as-it-is. Having unneeded random factor will send me spiraling down to vortex of stress.

    But anyway, I tried.

    And I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed it.

  • Ghost Janitor

    This is too cute I can’t 😭

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  • Saw this site mentioned the other day on Slack: neocities.org.

    Scroll down and you will see “Featured Sites”. Never knew it brings back early 2000s, and it makes me so, so happy.

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