Do yourself a favour. Click on the picture.
WHOA THIS IS AMAZING
AW SWEET
Neat online GB Color emulator! :D
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May 15th, 2012
Sharpie here again. You might as well get used to me, as I am a inquisitive creature. Anyway, I have just began reading Shimmer (As in, two hours ago) and I am wondering, if Alert was salvaged and rebuild, would it still have a crush on Tai, even though he looks different?
Asketh - Anonymous
Yes, Alert would, unless Kip decided to reprogram it. But why would he do that? It’s much more fun the way it is! ^_~
Quick fan art sketch. Tony and Bruce, hangin’ out at Stark Tower, being science bros doin’ science stuffs. (Slight spoilers, maybe?)
ugh god this movie. *_*
don’t worry melissa I’m still working on hawkeye
Some of my favorite character dynamics from the movie. :)
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Sharpie here to burden you with her noob-ness. Can you define 'Figment' (as in, the figments in your comics) for me? Kthnxbai.
Asketh - Anonymous
No burden, Sharpie!
Here’s the definition that’s given at the Sygnus Figment Registry:
In the writer’s heart, there are characters… then there are characters. Characters that become more than just another plot device or collection of random biographical data. Characters who endure the test of time, survive the rising action and extend beyond the happy (or not so happy) ending. These are characters that remain with their Authors for years, even decades. They develop and grow, sometimes slowly… sometimes unobserved. And they become a part of that Author’s life.
This kind of character has become a Figment — a living fragment of ourselves that plays out across the page. Figments develop minds of their own, complete with hopes and fears… likes and dislikes… and very often they let the Author know exactly what he/she intends to do about that!
May 13th, 2012
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A few pages of emo Ben. He’ll get over it, though.
