[Fukumoto Anthology Project]
Fancomic, The Glorious Nosebleed FKMT style?
Due September 1
Illustrations completed: 3/7

Final Paper
-Due May 19 Race, Gender and Class in American Film, 3/9 pages completed

PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ORDERING!!!

I've been in the process of completely cleaning out my apartment- getting rid of all of my old school stuff, papers, old art work, etc., and I thought that should extend to some consumer goods that I longer have use for. So, I'm having another sale!

So, here's what I have...

( Ordering Info PLEASE READ )

( Manga and Comics )

( Doujinshi )

( DVDs )

( Video Games )

( Plushies )

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that is all







i never ever want this flashback to end

Tofu "Egg" Salad with Avocado

-1 package of firm tofu
-1 cup chopped carrot
-1 cup chopped celery
-1/3 cup of mayonnaise or nayonnaise
-dry mustard, parsley, cumin, and pepper to taste
-one avocado

1. Mix the celery and carrots in a bowl.
2. Add the tofu, mashing it with a fork to create a crumbly texture.
3. Add the seasonings and mayonnaise/nayonnaise, and mix well.
4. Serve cold with one avocado -sliced- on top.

Now that portfolio crap is officially over, I can concentrate on other things before graduation in two weeks:

1. Start looking for a job omg.
2. Final paper for class.
3. Begin FKMT Anthology submission.
4. Decorate graduation cap.
5. Catch up on anime:
-finish Zoku Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei
-finish Kaiji
-Baccano! episode 14 FUCK YEAH
6. Clean out old art school crap from apartment.
-clean up entire apartment
7. Put up a sale to sell off old manga and figures I don't want anymore?

[Fukumoto Anthology Project]

I'm thinking of doing something like Edward Gorey's [The Glorious Nosebleed], but with Fukumoto characters.

I'm finished with school projects and I'm already signing up to do more work. I think I'm a workaholic...

[One of the many reasons I love my school's animation department.] (Long-haired dude is one of the animation teachers. Yes, they are all this insane.)

Woo-hoo! All done with portfolio reviews! So other than having the graduation ceremony, I pretty much have my BFA in Fine Arts-Graphic Design now. I is a grown up! now I need a job

To celebrate, I made some more icons from beatonna's fabulous comics.

Preview


New icons start [here].


Credit not needed, but credit the art to K. Beaton or beatonna.

Please consider donating part or all of your economic stimulus check. The money for these checks are being diverted from already under-funded programs that help the poor and women, so you should do some good with that money other than spend it on more consumer crap. And pissing off Republicans is always fun.

[Here are some great suggestions for places to donate.] I need to check if I'm getting one, but if I do I'm planning on dividing it between Planned Parenthood and a local food bank. It would nice to spend that money on bills and student loans, but there are people who need it more than me.

Before I toddle off to bed, ( here's some photos of the last two projects I completed for portfolio )

FUCK YES MY PORTFOLIO PROJECTS ARE DONE except for some tiny things I need to fix for typos and stuff, but THEY'RE ALL DONE YAY

Now to just:
1. put together portfolio case
2. finish one last interview
3. make give-aways for portfolio night
4. take photos of work
5. print business cards and resumes
6. work on stupid-stupid papers for class
7. make PDF portfolio

Having been practically living in the school's computer lab in the last week, furiously working to finish everything for my portfolio before the due date this coming Friday. Being in the lab that long has reminded me, as much as I like working in the lab and am pleased with the school's facilities, of all of the things that continue to piss me off about the lab.

So here is ( Reasons the Computer Lab (and Its Users) Piss Me Off (A Partial List) )

So I've finally started working on the final paper for that Independent Study fanfiction thing I think I mentioned a while back. And it should be pretty easy. It just involves writing about the answers to these questions:

1. What is the nature of fiction?
2. Who is the authority of a work of fiction, if any?
-Does a story really belong to its author?
3. How can fiction change?
-What are the ramifications of changing a story?
-What is the philosophical stance of changing a story?
4. What is the status of published fiction (books, etc.) vs. "unpublished" fiction (online fic)?
5. Is fanfiction really a new genre, or just a new name for a trend that is centuries old?
6. How do you feel about self-insertion in fanfiction?
7. What are the goals of fanfiction?

So, if any of the writers on my flist could answer some or all of these, that would be wonderful. I'd like to get a variety of opinions.

Thanks! *goes off to re-read Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead*

A bunch of us graphic design majors hopped onto a charter bus at ridiculous o'clock this morning and headed down to New York City for a tour of some design studios. I'm just gonna talk about the studio we were most excited to visit, and the one that was the most interesting to me, [Pentagram].

( Photos and design dorkery under here )

I put together an Akagi fan soundtrack.

[Check it out] on zawa_zawa.

Reminiscing with autophanous about childhood dorkery.

WHO WAS INTO THIS STUFF?

[Eyewitness Books]

[Bill Nye the Science Guy]

[Beakman's World]

How I grew up into a hip(?) designer I'll never know.

PORTFOLIO DUE 3 WEEKS FROM TOMORROW

COMMENCE PANICKING