GerryIsNear

Lately I bought a drawing tablet for personal use, so I've been easing back into drawing. I've had my eye on one since I've joined this site many ages ago, but didn't want to shell out the dough for Wacom's tablet monopoly where a basic one is like $70. Anyway, now you can get one for as low as $25, and while it might not be top of the line, they're good enough for most purposes. I downloaded 2 different free drawing applications. The first is FireAlpaca, which isn't feature heavy, but relatively easy to use. If you like to do everything by hand without relying on fancy brushes or whatnot (although you could add fancy brushes), it's a decent

It's been a year since my last journal update, so I'll just talk about what I've been up to--which is anime! It all started during the 2013 summer season. I never did the seasonal anime watching thing before (except for Chihayafuru 2, which doesn't count). I've also watched a lot of sports anime. Anyway, here are some recommendations from what I've seen recently: Tsuritama: A touching show about friendship and fishing. It has bright visuals and a cheery, recorder soundtrack. Noragami: A stylish show in a setting with gods, ghosts, and demons. But it's the characters who will leave an impression. Silver Spoon: From the author of Fullmetal A