So, I was talking to someone online, and he was 6 years older than me and it made me feel like a newbie. And then I realized that compared to the age of Earth, we're all newbies. Geologic time: the great equalizer. (At least for humans' ages...)
Did the inks for my webcomic's logo:
[link]Pretty happy with it, but I'll probably fiddle with the letter spacing a bit more. Then on to coloring!
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You know how they said the sky would never fall?
The pics were fun to look at.
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Ubiquitous Jacques is ubiquitous.
Art Marathon: [link]
My friend Candy [link] made it for me. It's a character from the game DragonFable.
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Ubiquitous Jacques is ubiquitous.
Art Marathon: [link]
I'm really into it off and on. I even made some fancomics this summer. (They have their own folder in my gallery.) I'm not playing at the moment, though. This is my longest time off the game so far... I don't know if I'll get into it again or not.
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Ubiquitous Jacques is ubiquitous.
Art Marathon: [link]
So have you finished A Tale of Two Cities? Or did I just spoil a major plot point?
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Getting in a circle and singing Kumbayah is always an option.
"But I don't want to live among mad people," said Alice. "Oh, you can't help that," said the cat. "We're all mad here."
I've finished it now, but I hadn't at the time I saw your video. I'd already had it majorly spoiled by other peoples' fanarts. (I saw one of Carton at the guillotine and read the description. Bad idea.) I guessed what the ether was for on my own before I saw your video.
So... not too much of a spoiler. And it's my fault for searching for fanart too soon.
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Ubiquitous Jacques is ubiquitous.
Art Marathon: [link]
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Getting in a circle and singing Kumbayah is always an option.
"But I don't want to live among mad people," said Alice. "Oh, you can't help that," said the cat. "We're all mad here."
I got through the beginning better than some people because Darnay interested me. I don't usually see that personality type used as a main character. (I guess Pride and Prejudice had Jane and Bingley, but that book is a much lower epic level.) That, and he reminds me of one of my characters, so I was kind of studying it.
Yes, there is pure amazingness. Carton never really grew on me like he does for most people (because of the spoiler), but it was still epic. Probably the epic-est book I've read in a while.
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Ubiquitous Jacques is ubiquitous.
Art Marathon: [link]
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