Diaphanous13

I decided I want to draw at least one realistic-ish piece a month. They are just small, short projects that I don't over stress about, but I want to get back into drawing. I have also found that it helps me relax. Charcoal is by far my favorite thing to work with, though I am planning to try my hand at my first painting soon. I uploaded two ok drawings (ya, I know the photos suck, but the pieces aren't masterpieces anyway, so no point spending ages struggling to get a good photo. lol. So expect to see some stuff over the year rather than the extremely long artless- spell I've been going through, cheers, Erica

Dear Hin. (lol, no journal comments yet ;) ) I don't really know how to tell you this, but our affair is over. I think I realized it when your dwarf bit me in women's clothing and I saw you sit on the crazy monk. I'm sure you're frostbitten enough to understand that we're cousins. I'm returning your false teethto you, but I'll keep your neighbour Martin  as a memory. You should also know that I always will remember eggplant-fetishism . Go and drown yourself, Rickynicky (erica if you referance the letters xD) http://amuris.deviantart.com/journal/20567546/ Tags: ~HinoteBenikaze (https://www.deviantart.com/hinotebenikaze):iconliquidonyx::iconaura-boar::iconroxiixboo: lol, thos

This overall is a vent/ musing of what needs to be done and the possible outcomes of my life should I fail to change it. Of all my personal flaws and failures, I'd have to admit that procrastination is far becoming the worst one. It is beneficial to my art as I draw while avoiding other tasks (not the unoriginal fire horse, lol), but to my future, this isn't a quality habit. I am unsure as to how I am going to balance my activities in university. Going into Biomedical courses, I have no choice but to work hard if I am to achieve my life's dream of becoming a veterinarian, but I need to develop some source of work ethic and consistency. Becau