You know what. Our lives have lacked Tiara Raiden. But lacks no more.
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AH! I finally found out the name of this horror manga I bought from BOOK OFF when I was in Japan! I really enjoy the artwork. Too bad this is not available in English and probably never will, not even as a fan translation. :T
But at least I now know the name of the artist (Kirihito Ayamura) so I can look for more comics from the same artist <3
Day 03 - Your favorite mangaka
I love vintage mangakas like Takahashi Makoto 
Makimura Satoru
Riyoko Ikeda
Yumiko Igarashi
Just a few to mention!
From nowadays artists Inoue Takehiko is marvellous! I don’t have many manga volumes from him but all the art books! I’ve been lucky enough to visit his exhibition in Osaka. The picture below is actually from his exhibition:
I also enjoy a lot of Tsutomu Nihei’s art, especially his landscapes and buildings. It’s simply amazing how he can draw a picture on a piece of paper and the result contains such a huge sense of space!
Day 29 - A game you thought you wouldn’t like, but ended up loving.
Resident Evil 4 because I had bad experiences with RE2’s controls (I never played it more than a few minutes, but I’ve watched my brother playing it through).
I was sure I couldn’t play RE4 well enough to enjoy of it. Gladly I was wrong! It’s one of the most fun games out there.
The Creepy Cull of the Female Protagonist.
PREACH!
I’m starting to really really like this guy’s videos.
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"Background noise creates a distraction, but balance is key. A moderate level of background noise creates just enough distraction to break people out of their patterns of thinking and nudge them to let their imagination wander, while still keeping them from losing their focus on the project all together. This distracted focus helps enhance your creativity. The study’s authors explain that “getting into a relatively noisy environment may trigger the brain to think abstractly, and thus generate creative ideas."
– Research suggests the right amount of ambient noise increases creativity – which makes sense, considering the unconscious processing phase of ideation.
I WISH I COULD SHOW THIS TO MY ART TEACHER! We were forced to paint and study in a complete silence because she was certain our minds couldn’t focus on the art without silence. I just… got bored and struggled to find inspiration. I’ve ALWAYS drawn with music. Always.
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"I’ve noticed that worrying is like praying for what you don’t want to happen. I don’t worry, but I observe where my mind tends to go. I have such an overwhelming sense that if you’re in the right state of heart, which I have been for a little while, the next right thing appears to you."
– Robert Downey Jr (from his Facebook)
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/loud screaming
it’s doooOOONE!!
might edit it a bit when I’m not sick of looking at it??? oVo;;
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Here you go Anon!
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