So I just finished re reading Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince and I'm suddenly filled with the ever deepening urge to reread all seven books now. My love for Sirius Black has been rekindled with something similar to a beast awakening from a very long slumber, and I've gone back to revisiting websites (now sadly long dead) with fan art that, having now received a proper art education...suddenly isn't all that impressive anymore...how sad?
But regardless, rereading those books definitely awakens the child in me. How did I go without rereading them sooner?
Now I just need to dig up Sorcerer's Stone. *sweat drop*
- Harry Potter
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kami_doll- June 16th, 2009
- I See It Everywhere Now! ~
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- kami_doll
- June 12th, 2009
Wow, the place I work is now posting online advertising. I can't believe it. I first saw them at Deviant Art, now here! We're actually doing on line advertising now. Maybe the corporation won't go under after all.
Thank God, that means idiots will finally stop asking me at the register what the sales
shitis all about.
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Anyway, beginning composite sketches for new project I'm obsessing over. Hopefully this goes well. I'm very excited about it, although the ideas are still very vague in my head as to what I'm going to be doing completely with this. @.@ How bloody awful!
- Dead Fantasy III? --The Boys have Joined the Party?
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- kami_doll
- June 8th, 2009
disappointed
I'm very angry. Monty Oum had a great thing going with his Dead Fantasy saga. All the girls in a free for all blood bath for no real reason. The animation wasn't superb, but it wasn't mediocre either. I absolutely loved it, and it really had no point. I, like so many other fans, was looking forward to the long awaited sequels III and IV, but I now find thatsome guyfrom what looks like Street FighterHayate from DoA (I never play generic fighting games as a rule) and Cloud (who saves, of all people, Yuna while Tifa dies at the hands of Hitomi andStreet Fighter dudeHayate). I'm not happy, and after having seen this I can't imagine that there will be a very desirable comeback that I will want after DFIV.
One thing I do kindof want to know, is this just a fanservice? It can't be any more if the guys have been brought in. Maybe Monty Oum has something more planned for this, and we're all in the dark about it. He is working on this alone, no?
Who knows.
There better be a turn around somewhere. That's all I have to say.
- Literature Decline
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- kami_doll
- June 7th, 2009
- exhausted
Anyone ever notice that all of these terrible vampire romance fantasy sci-fi bullshitnovels are always written in the first person? As if it isn't bad enough that we have people that don't fully live in reality as it is, we have women who are now so longing for something other than their love-starved lives with husbands who are both lacking in character and rugged handsomeness (+/-mystery) that they now have to personify themselves in poorly formed female characters with personalities as weak as their brain stems who are supposed to be independent power-houses yet still maintain a sickening sense of vulnerability when faced with anything in possession of a penis. Or a five o'clock shadow. ...or fangs.Or glittery skin.
I thought that the Twilight saga (yes, I read all four, someone shoot me; there is no greater massochist alive today) was the only book to possess this style. I now see however that Ms. Meyer, though should still be drawn and quartered for gearing such vile, detestable ideas of love and romance toward our young generations, was not actually original at all in her storylines. She copied from very popular adult authors such as Laurell K. Hamilton, Charlaine Harris, Kim Harrison and Patricia Briggs. I'm sure there are more, but I have only just started reading these women and suddenly everything clicked as I chewed mercilessly through grisel when I was told I would be eating prime rib.
God, I now know why I stopped taking literary recommendations from people who breathe.
