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I think I just finished my first graphic short story. I drew the last page of Savannah a few days after new years and after a coloring marathon, 11 pages of multicolored goodness are resting on my desktop. I've finished it. It just took one and a half year. A lot of side projects, both related and unrelated got in between. This story was written by me because I had a story that needed out. It was for nobody but myself when I set out, personal in all ways, but along the way there has always been thoughts, inputs and encouragement from the people around me and inevitably my gratitude towards them carried me through a lot of it. You know who y

The day before yesterday I was given a precious, selfless gift. My computer decided it was time to perform electronic sepukku. Hardly a gift, you say? While it comes with a price tag, some loss of hair and quite a bit of work, it grants me a computer-free christmas. It is a gift of freedom. Now I cannot pursue enlightenment on FB, dA, W-E or similar acronyms and am instead forced to work on my projects to have something to fill my time! I see a Christmas where I will get quite a few things done! And, luckily, I live close to campus and should I really need it I can go here to write on dA, pay my bills and read my email. But I probably won'

I've now come upon the moment in my current script that I need to invent two new languages in order to proceed. So far I have produced Khar and Shan'la, two fictional languages. And in order to develop them further I do some test sentences, such as this one. It is the first sentence of this journal, first in Khar, the 'evil', brutal language, and then in Shan'la, the 'fair' language. "Mû warum do dumbo visne dûr lukesh drû kesh tilbuh kergas dam mû tis'du ur drûfûm bis ruggaknunbûl drû shukrum ur guh'ho'du. " Do they sound reasonable? Look good? Strange words that arn't pronouncable? Inspiring? Tell me what you think!