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HOW THE HELL DID THAT HAPPEN?

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/27884461/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/27884461/ Wed, 21 Oct 2009 07:13:40 PDT So if you leave a comment it might take me a while to get back to you. Nevertheless, I will reply ... ... eventually.

So yeah

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/27301498/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/27301498/ Sat, 19 Sep 2009 14:10:35 PDT


I've been thinking all day about something nice to say...






Well, goodnight folks

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/27153206/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/27153206/ Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:40:03 PDT Mandy Moore to voice the lead role in [...] "Rapunzel," inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairy tale.

Zachary Levi, star of NBC's "Chuck," has been cast as the voice of the dashing bandit who finds himself on the road with the rebellious, teenage hair apparent.

[...]

Disney's new "Rapunzel" picks up with the princess, famous for her 70 feet of golden hair, after she's been stolen from her parents' castle as an infant and imprisoned. Now a teenager, Rapunzel escapes and goes on the run with a bandit as her captor pursues them.

Source: [link]

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what the fuck disney?

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/27038125/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/27038125/ Sat, 05 Sep 2009 15:38:13 PDT
I need your help.

Please comment if you live in the UK (England, preferrably) and are willing to answer some questions I have.

This is urgent SO PLEASE HALP kthxbye.

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/26276929/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/26276929/ Thu, 30 Jul 2009 13:12:54 PDT [link] (click on "visual development").
They also changed the title graphics. I like it better this way.

Lookin good or WHAT?


]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/26080055/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/26080055/ Tue, 21 Jul 2009 05:00:11 PDT Back from a 20-day trip to my hometown - Macau. Boy it was a good vacation.
I hadn't been there in almost 12 years, so there was definitely lots of new stuff to see. I even got to go to Hong Kong Disneyland! My very first time! I seriously felt like a toddler the entire time. But because I'm a really lucky guy when it comes to this kind of thing, there was a signal 3 typhoon, so all outdoor activities were cancelled. Still, it was awesome! Space Mountain and Mickey's Philharmagic were my favourites.
Lovely to be in Macau again. Most of the time I was worried about the swine flu thing, but I was really careful and they kept sterilizing everything, so I guess I'm good haha.
I also was lucky enough (I'm special like that) to get another typhoon the day before my flight - so there was definitely some praying during takeoff. But it was all very smooth. THANK BUDAH!

So howbowchu? How's your summer coming along? Good, I hope!

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/25472547/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/25472547/ Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:33:18 PDT EDIT: Just found this and thought I should share it with everyone. It's a featurette on The Princess and the Frog and what's interesting about it is that we get to see a model sheet and some test animation (or so I hope) for Naveen in his frog-form (or the could-this-look-any-less-interesting-form, as I like to call it). PLUS, there's Andreas Deja doing a happy dance (Beyonce got nuttin on him!), so it's definitely a must-see.

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Yup, new scoop on the 50th, courtesy of Jim Hill, as usual!

That new look for Rapunzel is so much better! I really wasn't all that fond of the first design that's been floating around. I hope she'll turn out to be more like this. And is it just me or does she look a bit more like Kristin Chenoweth? ... yeah, that's probably just me

“This Rapunzel … is out of the tower and heading for adventure by the end of Act One. “(This) story is more about what happens when she leaves the tower” Byron says. “The moral of the story, really, is that you can’t live your life in a tower. It’s about experiencing the world and living your life. Even though our heroine is physically out of the tower, mentally it’s difficult for her to completely leave it behind. She’s like an indoor cat that gets out of the house; it’s really hard getting the cat back in. It’s great to have a character who is so innocent and so smart. And it’s even better to see her wake up.”

Well, that's an interesting twist, I guess. I suppose it is hard to make a story about a character who spends most of the time inside a tower, so I can't really imagine a much better story. Apparently, Glen Keane's idea was more teen-pop romance oriented, and - as much as I love the guy - THAT I can live without.

Anyone else excited?

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/25385062/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/25385062/ Thu, 18 Jun 2009 00:48:26 PDT


I'm supposedly entering the years of my life that I'll regret not being in, ten years from now. So that's cool I guess

For the third year in a row, I'm going to spend the whole day studying for an exam I have tomorrow. But it's the last one, so all's well

I am soooooooo going to draw every single day after tomorrow.
Me + no exams =

Also, Tarzan came out on my birthday, so it turns 10 today!
Just a random fact

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/24733015/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/24733015/ Wed, 13 May 2009 06:49:34 PDT [link] Though I think that's a little too many characters for a TEASER poster, but whatever.

Oh and there's the trailer too! Everyone and their unborn children have seen it, but what the heck --> [link]
I liked it. The villain looks a little plain, but I guess there's only so much you can get from a trailer. Which brings me to another issue. I think people are creating way too much hype around this film. It's one thing to be excited and have high expectations, but it's another to call this the best animated film ever and the beginning of a new renaissance era or whatever... I mean, let's just wait til the film comes out first, then we can actually form an opinion. Because right now, that's all speculation, and it might actually turn out to be a bad thing - with all the fuss about this film, it might end up not living up to everyone's expectations. Not necessarily because it's bad, but because everyone's expecting it to be so "omg amazing" that anything less than perfect will disappoint.

I still can't get over the fact that Tiana looks like Mulan. GEEZ it's distracting! The aligator I think I'm gonna like - Eric Goldberg has an act for comedy, I think. And if that old lady in the end is really Oprah, then kudos to her, that's a great voice for Mama Odie!

Moving on. "Up" opened the Cannes Film Festival - how awesome is that? And I've read nothing but good things about it. Not as fantastic as the other Pixar films have been, but more endearing and emotional. It's a new direction for Pixar, let's see what the audiences will think! Me, I think I'll never dislike a Pixar film. I don't know how those guys do it, but they always do it right.

Aw well, that's it. Exams coming up, yay.



]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/24177046/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/24177046/ Tue, 14 Apr 2009 13:52:54 PDT [UPDATE 14/04]

In a surprising display of good judgement, Ms. T (aka Bouncy Bub-Bubs) has deleted the deviation.
That's one way of solving things. Glad it's all over with.

Thanks to everyone who gave me some feedback! It's nice to know what other people think.

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Gather round my friends, and I shall tell you a tale

This might be a little long, but I promise you’ll get a kick out of it.

So, last December, I drew this and posted it on my gallery. A few days ago (I can’t be completely sure when, but you’ll soon find out why), ~TheTerminatrix77 posted this . Oops, I’m sorry, that’s not what she first posted. You see, Ms Terminatrix posted a much less edited version of that picture, which I recognized right away as being referenced off of my Belle drawing I mentioned just now.
Now, I’m going to let you know what happened next, but due to Ms Terminatrix’s compulsive comment-hiding and spam-flagging, I can’t be precise about what I said. But it was something like this:

Me: “Hey I’m glad you liked my drawing, but I wish you had let me know and that you had given me credit for serving as reference to this drawing”.
Ms T: “Well, you weren’t the only reference I used, but if it means that much to you, I’ll give you credit in the description”
Me: “Well, if you did use references, you should give credit to the original work, so yes, I would like you to put my name in the description please”

Seems nice enough, right? I was actually starting to like her! But suddenly, in an unexpected turn of events, Ms T said (and now I can give you the exact words):

Ms T: “How about a big fat "no" on that one? I drew the picture, it's not copying anything and if that's what you think then everybody on this site should be referencing every picture, show,movie and whatever they used for their inspiration.
In fact, the only thing in common with your picture is the shape, which, I'm sure you know, is pretty much the same for every Disney character.
And I don't see any credit on your picture, so I guess you're SOL, buddy.” (proof)

Oh boy! Can you say bipolar? Also notice how she’s making a lot of sense! Referencing = Being Inspired. Someone give this girl a PhD please!

After this highly intelligent reply, Ms T proceeded to hiding it (because she’s really mature like that), so I had to post my reply on her profile. You’ll find it’s all hidden now, but luckily I captured the funny moment on camera: [link]

Then, more lulz ensued: [link]

And while I was waiting for her to reply (which she later did: [link] - notice the high amounts of maturity), I took another look at the amazing art she made and noticed that she had now used her massive MS Paint skills to cover up a part of the picture so it would look less like mine: [link] .

So again, she managed to summon all her epic argumentative abilities and said this.

Unfortunately, this is where the lolercaust ends. Too bad you won’t get to see the actual picture she posted, but that’s okay. I just wanted to share with everyone my very first lulz moment on deviantART – after 3 years, I was starting to think there was something wrong! Took long enough. Cause you know you’ve made it on dA when someone’s raping your work!

Oh my, this was fun

Kudos to you, Ms T! Kudos to you!

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/24051993/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/24051993/ Sat, 04 Apr 2009 04:17:09 PDT
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After 15 years, ER has ended.

What can you say about a show like ER? What is there to talk about when such a heavy-weight of TV-drama leaves its Thursday-night spot for good?

I could go on for quite a while, talking about how ER has been such a big influence on me (to the point that it helped me decide what I wanted to do with my life) and how there will never be something as powerful as 45 minutes in County General ever again.
But after watching Thursday night's finale, "And in the End", I realised that remembering ER shouldn't be done with a feeling of mourning or sorrow: 15 years of ER have given us a valuable look at the cycle that is life and death, and that everything that begins must eventually end. So, instead of feeling sad about the fact that my favourite show is gone, along with its characters and plots, I choose to learn from this lesson - and celebrate. I won't think about how strange it's going to feel the next few weeks when I realise that my Friday ritual is over; instead, I'll feel happy that I got the chance to follow one of the very best TV series of all time, and that although I will no longer be able to find out what my favourite characters are up to, ER has left with such grace and class, leaving a legacy and a memory that no one will ever erase.
Because that's what ER is all about: everything comes full circle. I can't even explain how happy I was that they had Mark's daughter, Rachel, apply to be a medical student. It's such a fine example of how this show has managed to remember the past without any sadness or regrets, but with a warm feeling of nostalgia. The same applies to nurse Lydia waking up Morris in the middle of the night, just as she did with Mark 15 years ago, or to the new medical student, Julia, with her fears and uncertainties about being a doctor, very much like Carter, when he first stepped into County General.

All in all, I'm quite happy with the finale (though I would have liked to see a few other characters come back, and a bit more closure to some of the main ones), and even more so with this final season. It had a great start, then it began to slow down a bit, only to culminate in a fantastic finish - a bit like the whole series, really. But while people tend to point fingers at seasons 8 through 14, with the apparently plausable argument that ever since Anthony Edwards left, the show has been horrible, I can't help but feel proud of every single episode that has been made. Granted, it hasn't been the same since the original cast left, but it has been extremely satisfying nonetheless. The producers have always managed to cast great actors for wonderfully written characters (though I could have done without Tony Gates, but that's just me), staying true to the series' origins.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm thankful. ER has been a constant element in my life for a good chunk of years now, and knowing that it's finally over, I just feel thankful and happy that I found this series and that I have taken part in this experience.

ER may be over, but County General will always have its doors open. And I couldn't be prouder.

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/23792362/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/23792362/ Fri, 20 Mar 2009 07:02:04 PDT Girls get their period. I get my rant time.

Now, I'm not the kind of guy who complains too much, and certainly not the kind of guy who rushes into decisions. But after watching John Lasseter's appearance on The View recently (first video), I can't seem to hold it in much longer.
Aside from the epic amounts of ass-kissing, courtesy of Barbara Walters, the viewers are also given a few seconds of "The Princess and the Frog", which, as we all know, is coming out on the 11th of December, the first fully 2D Disney film since "Home on the Range" (2004). "Yay!", I thought, as I realized I was going to watch new footage from the film (which begins at around 07:23 in the video). But when Tiana shows up, the smile in my face is immediately inverted into a face. Why? Because I couldn't help but notice that Tiana's animation looks A LOT like another familiar character: Mulan. This could be explained by the fact that both these Disney leading ladies had the same supervising animator, the extremely talented Mark Henn, who has been working at Disney for almost 25 years. Thing is, this doesn't explain it. In my humble opinion, an animator is supposed to be able to animate each character differently, no matter how many characteristics one character might share with the other. Mulan and Tiana are both young women, thin, relatively short in stature, and the traditional "Disney Princess" prototype - but that's about it! The fact that I look at the first black female lead in a Disney feature film and think of the first asian female lead in a Disney feature film makes me think that someone was careless. With all the controversy surrounding this film, especially concerning this whole "black princess" thing, I was expecting Tiana to be a unique character, pretty much like the one I saw in the trailer a few months ago. But now,I must say I'm a bit disappointed.
And sure, I might be rushing into conclusions. The rest of the film might show Tiana's animation to be completely different. This might not even be in the film anymore!
But I doubt it.

There, rant's over

TL;DR version: Tiana looks like a black Mulan and that sucks.

In other news:
In a tragic accident, actress Natasha Richardson died from an epidural hematoma, at the young age of 45. I didn't know much about her or her work, but I don't think anyone needs to in order to mourn such a premature death. Hopefully, she's in a better place now.
New images from "The Princess and the Frog" have emerged, thanks to Ain't It Cool News. We get to see to final character designs for some of the characters. I approve of Prince Naveen's look (easily beats all the other princes), but I'm having trouble accepting the main characters' frog versions. Too simple
Has anyone else seen the cover art for the 2-Disc Big Wave Edition DVD of "Lilo and Stitch"? I have. And I hate it. What's with featuring a character more than once in the same cover? And David?? Seriously? A minor character instead of Nani? WTH?
I recently bought the 2-Disc 70th Anniversary Platinum Edition of "Pinocchio". And doesn't anyone else find it odd that the 70th anniversary is not until next year, and they're ALREADY releasing this like it was made 70 years ago? And can you believe they were making these that long ago? It blows my mind!

Haha I write too much on my journals.

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/23681145/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/23681145/ Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:34:37 PDT
ASDFSDGJKGHDKLSKFÇSKÇHJSDKH last night's episode OMG!!1one

Now that that's out of my system, let's proceed to analysing the awesomeness, shall we?

I'd seen the previews, so I knew that Wyle, La Salle, and Margulies were coming back. So watching this episode, I was really excited, and as I saw these guys coming up I was like "YAY NOSTALGIA".

Then I saw George Clooney.

WTF NBC?? Way to promote the one episode that might actually improve your ratings! I mean everyone knew about the rumours that Clooney was coming back as Doug Ross, but there was never any official confirmation by NBC, and I get it, it's good to keep things undercover. But seriously? A heads-up would have been nice. Maybe just ONE LITTLE HINT that the guy who went on to become an Oscar-winner was coming back.

That said - the episode was FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC. And ER needed this. Its glory days are long gone, no doubt, but even when the flame had gone out, ER managed to keep me excited and interested. But recently, it was really getting weird. It didn't seem to be going anywhere. But hopefully tonight's changed that.

Awesomeness about this episode:
1. Carter and Benton. God I never realised how much I missed these two. Together, I mean. I remembered how Carter used to be so much more interesting. Wyle and La Salle really have a lot of chemistry and thankfully it hasn't gone away over the years. To recall how they started out as teacher and student and eventually evolved into friends is really amazing. It's one of the good things about a long-running series.
2. Carol and Doug. Screw Meredith and Derek and all the other TV couples that followed. These two are the best couple to have ever come out of a TV series. And even though I was sort of hoping to see them in a trauma scene again, I still really enjoyed their performances. I was afraid Margulies, in all her "don't bother be, I'm famous now (but not really)" glory, would actually refuse to return for a final episode. Thankfully, she came to her senses. I mean, when a series like ER turns out to be the starting point to your successful career, you OWE it a final guest appearance. It's called being grateful, woman! Anyway, I'm not mad at you anymore, you're Carol again
3. The plot. Nicely done. Really nice. They managed to get everyone back without making it look silly. And the fact that they brought the different sub-plots together was very nice. I loved how, in the end, Carol says "and the kidney went to some doctor", unaware that the doctor is in fact Carter. And also, I don't think Sam realised that the kidney she was transporting was actually going to her colleague. That was clever too.
4. New school meets old school. Carol and Doug in the same room with Neela and Sam. PRICELESS. Never thought I'd see that. It's pretty amazing. Made me feel nostalgic.

Lesser awesomeness:
1. Susan Sarandon. She was great, no question (though I've seen her do better). But she deserved more on-screen time.
2. The abandoned baby. This I didn't enjoy because I'm pretty sure I know where it's going. Banfield is gonna adopt the baby, thus ending her whole baby-quest. The thing that sucks about this is a) it's an all too "easy" end to Angela Bassett's character and b) it's been done before. Jeanie adopted a baby that was brought into the ER with AIDS. So not only is it unoriginal, it's déjà vu. But maybe I'm wrong? Hopefully. But not likely.

To sum it up, this episode was a great reminder of the glory days of ER and now I'm even more excited to see how they wrap this up. And since I've heard that Sherry Stringfield is also coming back, I'm reeeeeally excited. Now if only Maura Tierney and Goran Visnjic would return too

The two-hour series finale premieres on April 2nd.

SO WATCH IT.

Fanboy mood: off.

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/23433779/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/23433779/ Tue, 03 Mar 2009 15:45:44 PST
Me without internet = sad, sad little person.

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Yup, I'll be without Internet for the next few days, so if you comment I won't be able to reply until next week.
Going on a bit of a possibly life-changing trip.
So wish me luck, and I'll see you all on Tuesday!



]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/23344507/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/23344507/ Sun, 22 Feb 2009 13:57:07 PST
So, things aren't exactly wonderful right now for me. Of course, I've got my health, my family, my friends - and I'm thankful for all that, so I'm not complaining too much. But yeah, things could be much better. And so I recently asked my mum about when she was my age, if she had her own problems like I do, if she was under any sort of stress.
She laughed and said she was like 30 when life started sucking for her.
My theory: us kids these days, we live things with too much intensity and ultimately we have to deal with certain things earlier than we should. My 23 year-old cousin is miserable cause she says she feels old, as well as some people right here on dA who say they're in their twenties and then add a melancholic "omglol old"... I mean, c'mon! What's wrong with us?



Anyway, I sometimes come across people here on dA who I think deserve a bit more support (unlike some people I find who get plenty, but deserve none ), so I'm going to let you know about some of them, so you can check their work. Maybe you'll like it!















http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22657733/ Tue, 20 Jan 2009 09:25:59 PST EDIT---------------

I found another TPATF pic and I thought it was awesome enough to show everyone:



Amazing?
I think yes.

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So, just an update. For the lolz really.

I've just finished re-reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. omgthatwomanisageniussssssss. Seriously though, her imagination is all over the place. I think it's amazing how she's always had this whole thing figured out since god knows when (even if it has slightly changed over the years). I mean she made everything make sense! So thank you JK Rowling for being one of the few people who can actually make me not want to stop reading. Yeah, thanks for ruining my study plans
And damn I can't wait til HBP comes out. Those trailers look juiceeeeeeeeeeey

Moving on. Anyone out there watch Grey's Anatomy? Anyone care to explain what the figg is going on with the show right now? I mean, the show's been a bit on the silly side since the beginning, but I draw the line at ghost-sex. Still, I think I can forgive Shonda Rhimes if she comes up with a good enough explication and/or superamazingtotallyawesome tragedy with hundreds of injured people to save :3

Also - crap! ER's almost over But after losing Maura Tierney, I think I'm ready to say goodbye. Time to go out with a bang, County General! *is the biggest ER nerd* btw, if Clooney doesn't come back for an episode, I swear I will hunt him down and inflict massive amounts of pain on him.

Aaaaaaaaalso we've been having the crappiest winter ever. Too much rain! I mean, I like myself some rainy days, but this is just depressing. And because I can't go out, I sit on the couch watching TV as my muscles slowly but gradually desintegrate.

And heeeey lookit the new The Princess and the Frog pic: [link] Yeah go for it frog!

So yeah... I ramble when I'm bored. My deepest apologies!

So how about you? Someone want to share anything? Talk 2 me j00 guise!

PS: My journal still doesn't impress Arieeeeeel

Commissions:[link]

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22432441/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22432441/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:52:18 PST Pandazdesuyo. Darn you panda of mischief!


1. Get good enough grades on my exams in June.
If I don't, I think I'll shove needles under my toe nails. It's THAT important.

2. Get in shape.
I think it's genetic how no matter the amount of exercise I do, it takes ages for it to show, but then I eat ONE piece of chocolate and BAM it lodges itself in my ass in seconds.

3. Stop cracking my knuckles.
I think I do it in my sleep even. So I'm quitting. Hey arthritis? Feck you!

4. Get a mouse for my laptop.
I've been working on something to post on here, but I don't think I'll ever get it done until I get a mouse. Photoshopping with a touchpad is torture.

5. Travel.
I'd like to go abroad for a few days. I've only been in Portugal for 11 years, but BOY I'm tired.


I think this is it. And because I'm a nasty muthaluva, I'm tagging *MacGregor, ~Lypes and =MellasFenixxes.
DO IT!


Commissions: [link]

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22368582/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22368582/ Sat, 03 Jan 2009 07:00:30 PST NunoDias.
Feature 17 deviants, and if you're one of the featured, you must do the same (though I won't be mad if you don't, I realize this is a pain in the butt to do )



















~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22156732/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22156732/ Wed, 31 Dec 2008 08:15:57 PST
Cause I'm a Christmas man-whore like that.

Also, I've turned over to the dark side and bought a subscription. Just for the lolz really, I'm curious to see if it's really worth it

So yeah I'm all happy and jolly.

Happy Holidays everyone!

<-- I find Rudoph hilarious.


EDIT

In spite of my usually low expectations...

Happy New Year everyone!


I sincerely hope that 2009 turns out to be better for all of us.

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22121977/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/22121977/ Mon, 22 Dec 2008 12:51:27 PST [link]

I wish I could put into words how much this means to me.

But I can't.

I. Just. Can't.

Gaaah it means so much.





Commissions: [link]

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/21630309/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/21630309/ Sun, 23 Nov 2008 11:58:42 PST
So can anyone help me out? I mean, I know how to post entries and stuff, but I don't know how to make it look all stylish and radical like one needs to have them these days haha.
So how does one pimp their LJ account, I ask you?

Any tips? Anyone?




Commissions: [link]

Clubs:

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/21157926/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/21157926/ Sat, 25 Oct 2008 15:42:34 PDT
SO.
Here’s what I will do:

Disney (includes all the movies, shorts and TV series)
Pixar
Comics (Marvel, DC, etc)
Cartoon Network (includes Hannah-Barbera, Looney Toons, Tom & Jerry, etc)
Anime (includes TV series, Games, etc)
Original Characters
...

Please take note that I am most comfortable drawing this stuff in my own style – take a look at my gallery. This means that if you commission me for a Disney character, odds are it’ll look pretty much the same as the original. However, if you want, say, a character out of DragonBall, I will most certainly strip it of all the crazy angles and anatomical absurdities.

STILL, if you ask me for a particular style, I will do it – but it'll cost you extra. For example, if you want the Powerpuff Girls looking like basketballs on sticks, as they originally look on TV, I will try my best to make them look exactly like that; but this means I will need to take time to practice and research, and I'm afraid that I will have to charge for that.

In a nutshell, if you're okay with my style, price remains the same; if you're not, you'll wait a bit longer and pay a bit more – I'll discuss with you how much more, cause it'll vary depending on the character/style.

OKAY.
Here’s what I will not do:

Hentai
Yaoi (and all other things remotely related to it)
Anything stronger than PG13, really
Realism
Traditional coloring
Elaborate backgrounds

Pricelist

Sketches (pencil):
1 character..................€5,00
2 characters.................€8,00
3 or more characters.....€12,00

Sketches (pencil + ink):
1 character..................€7,00
2 characters.................€10,00
3 or more characters.....€14,00

Backgrounds:
Additional €4,00

http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/20735686/ Mon, 29 Sep 2008 04:53:12 PDT [link]

This is so good I almost crapped my pants.





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am


finally


EXAM-FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

HOLIDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYS

I'm so happy I can't believe it.
For better or for worse, it's done with and now I can live again 8D

SO.

I'll be working on the sketches I owe :3
Btw, there are still slots available, if anyone's interested!

HAPPY LIFE EVERYONE!

Clubs: |

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/18786259/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/18786259/ Wed, 11 Jun 2008 14:37:16 PDT
I didn't really wanna do this at first, so I thought "oh what the hell, they can't MAKE me do it just because I asked for a sketch!". But then I pictured DA-people coming to my house in the middle of the night and torturing me into following the rules. Mind you, it wouldn't be the first time haha

SO.

Tell me what to draw, peoplez : D

I've allowed myself the liberty of setting one little rule, though:
I'm not necessarily going to take the first 10 requests. Cause I don't wanna do two different sketches on the same theme, in case that happens... That's understandable right? I can do this, right? xD *fears the DA-mob*

So be creative

And keep in mind that I won't be working on this until after June 23rd.

PS: You have to do this thing if you ask for a sketch. SO THINK TWICE!

]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/17875440/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/17875440/ Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:12:37 PDT
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]]> ~Tear-Bleeder http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/16339877/ http://Tear-Bleeder.deviantart.com/journal/16339877/ Thu, 10 Jan 2008 06:30:44 PST
Oh and I just joined and yay

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