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⌈ Secret Post #2952 ⌋

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[Tales of Zestiria]

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[Strange Magic]

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[Sleepy Hollow]

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[Star Trek: TNG]

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[Person of Interest]

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(Dangan Ronpa)

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(Splash, Daryl Hannah)

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[Once Upon a Time]

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[VH1's Hindsight]

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Uuuuuugh. Talk about petty tyrants and little tin gods!

Yeah, I practiced drawing by doing impromptu sketch crawls and life drawing wherever I was. A pet store owner was nice enough to let me come in during off hours and just draw all the rodents he had around. If I was on the subway, I'd try to gesture sketch everyone around me, never knowing when they'd move or get off. If I saw a neat building, draw the building!

I feel pretty good about how I've been learning. And I didn't need to spend a couple hundred smackers on art supplies I'm unlikely to use again either, eesh.

--Rogan

See, that is awesome. You are awesome. Go you.

Thanks! It helps that I've found I only really care about art as a way to tell a story, rather than as a goal in its own right. So I don't think I would've been a good fit for art school anyway, which focuses on art for its own sake.

Same actually! I've always loved animation because it told a story.

And then eventually I was like "you know what? I'm just going to get a degree in something that pays well and is not super high stress so I'll be able write my own stories on the side and one day I will be published and it will be amazing and then I'll get other people to draw my art for me."

Obviously, I'm not banking on the fanart thing, but I'm chugging away at the whole publishing thing. Plus I have the time to sing and audition for stuff on the side, so yay.

Yeah. In my case, I pursued linguistics (which I don't regret, turns out it's hella useful when you write speculative fiction), tried to become an office monkey, ended up disabled, and now I do art and writing and comics.

It's kind of nice to be doing what I love, at a pace I can actually MANAGE. Peaceful.

--Rogan

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