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*poke* It's in English? Very cool, anyways! I like how it's just the eyes of the last guy.

:( it makes me want to cry, but that is good, as the toy is something forgotten. I LOVE the shadows it casts in the corner.

XD ... well, does House need words either? Cook: House: (EDIT: sorry the pictures are so big)

Slamming a revolving door and other such adventures? lovely hilarity in a picture box! Great job, Cal!

I like the second one better. I don't think Dane Cook needs words? XD Really, may I save them? (I think you answered above, but I didn't understand the photobucket ...

The first one is a little dark, and doesn't appeal to me as much because it's such a wide shot of the boats. In contrast, I love the second one! ...

Hmm, food for thought at any rate, which I will be sure to snack on.

from above: the branch to the left in the first one is inconsistently reflected/bright. Otherwise, I like it. Eh, unfortunately, I wouldn't have known the second one was a waterfall ...

If the book's cover is pink and there are twenty bazillion other installments in technicolour, that is cue for me to run far, far away. I hated reading The Scarlet ...

I absolutely love the ocean around her, first off! The pink hair over her right shoulder seems especially shiny, and as such, seemed a little random. Her left eyebrow, as ...

I think it's easier to stop yourself from constantly editing if you write in pen. Like my art teacher had an exercise where we'd sketch in sharpies instead of pencil ...

Thanks, Wiggy! And I shall be sure to look for that book.

t was basically a reversed-role sleeping beauty with Herman Melville's Billy Budd as the main character, set in the Renaissance on crack, Love the description ^_^

Connie: Sense and Sensibility? That's nothing! Melia just read Wuthering Heights; can't go anywhere near Bao now or he'll try to convince everyone I've killed him. Bao: Don't be stupid, ...

This question was sparked by me not wanting to have a page full of indented lines for the lots of dialogue (yes, that's an exaggeration). But Rhea, I was referring ...