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My Bio


Current Residence: NJ, US
Favourite genre of music: Anything that sounds good.
Favourite style of art: My own in 10+ years (when it's hopefully much better).
Operating System: Currently Mac.
MP3 player of choice: I-Pod. Not obsessed with it, but it's convenient.
Shell of choice: I don't even know what this means.
Favourite cartoon character: Guts from Berserk, Iroh from Avatar, Saito from Rurouni Kenshin, Graves from 100 Bullets.
Personal Quote: "Ambition is cool, and also a useful plot device."

Favourite Visual Artist
Khota Hirano, Kentaro Miura, Eduardo Risso, Ryan Ottley
Favourite Movies
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Blue Scholars, Common Market, Ben Folds, RJD2, Astronautalis
Favourite Writers
Probably Terry Prachett or Neil Gaiman. They once did a book together, you know.
Favourite Games
Calvinball.
Favourite Gaming Platform
I own a Wii.
Tools of the Trade
Pencils, Sharpies, Microns, Brush Pen, Bristol Board Paper, and Photoshop CS.
Other Interests
Good animation, manga, american comics,
Over the last eight months I've been teaching myself Autodesk Maya. I've nearly completed my first animated short using the program, a 1 minute, 20 second film featuring a troll kid climbing a large tree. Learned a lot doing it, and now feel confident enough that I know enough about how Maya's animation tools work that I can experiment a bit.I've always been a big fan of Japanese animation. It has a certain "snap" to it, a certain intensity to the movement that American shows and movies seem to avoid in favor of fluidity. You can see how the American penchant for fluidity affected Japanese animated films in the early days, like in Toei's "...
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I read a good deal of books being an English major, but for fun I mostly read fantasy novels. My gallery currently contains tributes to Joe Abercrombie's "The First Law" and Brandon Sanderson's "The Way of Kings" and will soon have an image of Kvothe from "The Name of the Wind". So I thought I'd go through some of the series I've read and give my two cents that probably no one cares about but what the heck imma do it anyway! Oh by the way if you like any of these series you'll probably also enjoy Berserk. And vice versa. Just putting that out there.George R. R. Martin- A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE: Martin's epic fantasy series is the one you hea...
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https://www.younganimal.com/berserk/cm/index.htmlNew Berserk series. Done by Studio 4C. Looks like the rumors from a year ago had some grounding.I have been waiting for years for this. Let's hope it meets expectations!
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Thanks for the watch!
Thanks very much for the Watch! :salute:
Thanks for the :+devwach:!
Bro, I just went through some of your Assassin Assassin comic. It is pretty entertaining. How long would it take for you to complete a page?
Back then I tried to limit myself to 2 hours a page, without much reference, which is why everything is completely off anatomically and perspectively, etc. If I had used reference back then and done sketchbook stuff I would be so much better than I am now. Oh well. :P