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Ai1ment ♂️ [19070690] [2011-09-18 22:54:47 +0000 UTC] "For whom is the sword drawn?" (United States)

# Statistics

Favourites: 1; Deviations: 66; Watchers: 12

Watching: 6; Pageviews: 5723; Comments Made: 38; Friends: 6

# Interests

Favorite visual artist: I have no favorite artist, I enjoy looking at art in general, no matter who makes it...
Favorite movies: I don't watch movies often, so I don't really have a favorite.
Favorite TV shows: Anything educational really...
Favorite bands / musical artists: Dream Theater has my attention currently.
Favorite books: Wizard's First Rule, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, etc.
Favorite writers: Terry Goodkind
Favorite games: Team Fortress 2, Conduit 2, Spiral Knights, SSBB, TERA, etc.
Favorite gaming platform: PC
Tools of the Trade: GIMP 2.6, Blender, Paint Tool Sai, good old fashioned colored pencils.
Other Interests: Playing percussion, writing storylines, etc.

# About me

As a student, I work on various different things during my off-time. Artwork happens to be what I spend the most time on. And as the days go by I get better and better at it...

I generally stick to sketches, but I also am training myself to become better at Digital Art.

I am currently working on a storyline that is known as Ailment. It's not complete, but its making progress. I let my artwork do the talking in terms of what is going on, thus I tend to create pictures to illustrate my stories. However due to my fascination with video games as well, I also try to see if it could be envisioned as a video game, thus why at times I draw my artwork in the forms of concept art.

As time goes by, more and more artwork will be done. This also means the closer I will be to having my storyline done...so if you are interested in what this storyline involves, keep a lookout on my profile, and you may find out more about it is time passes.

Unfortunately due to a lot of my artwork being done on lined paper (no, I am not submitting that), there is quite a lot of gaps in my work, especially with information. As I get around to redo old pieces of art, rest assured you will find out what vague things mean...