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NesoKaiyoH In reply to innes-chan [2013-10-28 22:26:27 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much >w<
Ahh yes, I do love drawing wings, though I don't draw them in detail often, let alone paint them.. Because there's just so much detail to do XD
I know.. I haven't really seen much of or commented on your stuff in a looong time.. And I blame my work and college for that, I most deeply apologise <:/

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innes-chan In reply to NesoKaiyoH [2013-10-29 01:27:25 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome! :3

But you ARE great at drawing them either way. Haha well that's true I guess, but then again, your works are almost always pretty detailed. ;D

That's probably because, I didn't have time to draw.. and I too blame university work for it.. so, no need to apologize, dearie!

Hope you're doing fine though?

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NesoKaiyoH In reply to innes-chan [2013-10-30 21:37:58 +0000 UTC]

Ahh, thank you again :'D
I just love detail, I get it from my mother, but I developed the perfectionism on my own aha..
I draw even though I have homework and stuff, but it's annoying because I end up doing more of my own drawing than actual work, and because of that I get left behind with it.
Yeah I'm doing well, supposed to be getting a new computer this week but I won't hold my breath.. You have no idea what my dad's like XD

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innes-chan In reply to NesoKaiyoH [2013-10-30 23:17:00 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome.. again ;D

Haha well, it's not a bad thing in your case.

Sounds harsh, but at least you draw! I've been having less and less time for things I like and I'm way too tired after returning from university.

A new computer? That's great! What do you mean? ^^

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NesoKaiyoH In reply to innes-chan [2013-11-02 11:49:52 +0000 UTC]

I draw because it's the only way I can find some peace with all my work and my difficult family life and such, it's also a great way to develop my imagination in preparation for the film/games industry through the use of my own concepts and ideas for my characters and worlds uwu

Ooh, I'll be going to university next year, hopefully :'D Studying games concept design for four years with a placement year.

Well, the warranty for two years use has run out and can either be returned and the contract cancelled or renewed and replaced with a new computer by which would need to be paid for monthly for a fixed price for another two years (which would then repeat of course).
But my dad doesn't want to pay anymore and so have decided to buy a new one but not have a fixed contract with it. It's easier and means dad wouldn't have to pay for it whilst I'm at university.

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innes-chan In reply to NesoKaiyoH [2013-11-03 21:41:45 +0000 UTC]

I can totally understand that. It's actually an awesome way to relax. Oh you're going into the film/game industry? Niceeee!

Sounds absolutely wonderful! There's only one institute that offers game design in Austria and you have to pay to study there....

That's a weird system... Kinda comlicated. Well, in my opinion buying one is the best idea as well. I can imagine that it would be hard to pay the money for the contract AND for university. 

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NesoKaiyoH In reply to innes-chan [2013-11-06 19:59:27 +0000 UTC]

Hopefully, that's if I'm in the right place at the right time in order to get a job there, I really hope so though, it would be a dream come true.. Literally uwu

Same here, it's a £40,000 course for four years with a placement. 

Yeah.. But my dad is so stubborn.. If only I had the money, I would buy my own in a wink. 

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innes-chan In reply to NesoKaiyoH [2013-11-07 12:20:53 +0000 UTC]

I hope you can do it. I would love to play a game made by you ;D (Making a game is  actually pretty funny, I did it with an acquaintance last week)

40.000 pounds ?! WTH?! That's way too much.
Hmmm, that's not so good... Well it IS an investment that'S worth the money imo.

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NesoKaiyoH In reply to ATEL1ER [2013-10-28 22:26:42 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much >w< <3

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