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DistantAbra
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[2016-05-18 02:23:37 +0000 UTC]
"God of Unconditional Shipping"
(Puerto Rico)
# Statistics
Favourites: 376; Deviations: 352; Watchers: 281
Watching: 56; Pageviews: 20462; Comments Made: 319; Friends: 56
# Interests
Favorite books: Cujo, IT, The Animator's Survival KitFavorite games: Undertale, Pokemon, MGS. SSB
Favorite gaming platform: Playstation, PC
# About me
I am but an solo artist! Ive been studying art for most of my life, and to know that i have a future with it, I can see myself going one day bigger that what I am now!Anyways, i do Digital art, traditional art (my lowest skill) animations, digital filming ect ect.
Ive always been interested in art! Ever since i watched "Ye Old Mickey" cartoons, I have always wanted to work in the animation department! Now i feel like i have a chance.
Im nice and kind, so dont be afraid of asking me something! and of course as I always say!
Think wisely, Dont Rush!
Have A Nice Day
AND
Enjoy!!!
;3
# Comments
Comments: 31
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Thanks for the llama! Here's one for you!Β Β
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Thank YOU for liking my stuff! And now thank you again for the llama!
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Uhhh... I would say... Amazing It's just cause I'm a Carrie x Darwin shipper and this episode made that come to life.
But it's not just cause of that, It's also on story presentation and actual character progression through the episode. Gumball goes through it, Carrie goes through, Darwin goes through, it's actually insane the detail they gave in this episode for the characters, I never saw something like that before. Mostly when there's character progression, they go through it, but end up reverting back to their original states. This episode does it differently. I don't believe it's perfect, because no episode is perfect. There's always something that gripes me about it. Even if it's just a nitpick, I still count it for that. I love the episode though, and it's definitely my favorite out of the bunch of them.
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That's great! Thanks for asking.
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No problem, buddy 
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Thank you so much for the watch!Β
I appreciate it Β Β
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Thank you so much for the faves! I was just givin' something right back at ya.Β Β―\_(γ)_/Β―
Plus, you make some amazing art. I can't ignore an awesome artist like that.
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Thank you so much for the watch!Β
I appreciate it Β Β
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How far are you from Mona Island? (I am quite close to it, can even see it across the sea with my bare eyes!)
And what is your YouTube channel URL? (Mine is at the bottom of my DeviantID.)
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Ahhhh, you see, I'm not longer taking residence in Puerto Rico, I actually moved somewhere very far from there, so yeah! But when I used to live there, Mona Island was very far from where I lived before! (I'm glad I have a fellow native from Puerto Rico on Deviant art :3)
And my youtube channel is like... Mega dead, I haven't uploaded anything there in like a whole year (almost a year I think) but here ya go!
www.youtube.com/channel/UCN1Fmβ¦
10/10 Just enough GrandΒ
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Just saw your YT channel, and most of the videos there for some reason remind me of StickDeath (that is, flash animations of stick figures killing each other or dying horrendous deaths for attempting to steal nice cars). The last time I saw SD was about 15 years ago.
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Haha, that sounds epic. And about that, well, I am a stick figure animator after all. I'm having a transition to full body animation, but I'm still practicing : )
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Just in case, here is my YT: www.youtube.com/channel/UCWvzhβ¦
So far it has only three music demos (all from the same 10-minute instrumental song by me, which you can listen to even with a free Spotify account, if you can tolerate those pesky ads) and two silent test videos (one including a music challenge where you have to guess what music I am playing by just looking at the spectrum analyzer). Apart from all that, nothing else (and that is thanks to that stupid hurricane who delayed all my plans).
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Oh, your stuff is actually pretty neat. I like your musical style, it sounds similar, but it has a unique spin on it, it's pretty great. You have really nice stuff dude! Also, I hope you can get your plans back in order, and that everything goes good down there, It's a pesky task, but it couldn't have been prevented either way, I just pray everything goes back into balance again. Good luck with that! < )Β
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Hello there, and thank you for faving my otter.
I always appreciate when someone enjoys my work, but the title of the collection is worrisome.
To the self-proclaimed failed artistA nod of recognition goes out to Zulden for the idea, and the DrStoat10 for reminding me in the last few hours of the year after I had completely forgotten it.
For most who are already watching my work, I presume - and dearly hope - the title does not ring familiar. I try to keep up with my watchers, and from what I have seen the range begins at accomplished and (currently) ends at excellent. Still, surely everyone can have trouble with self-esteem, regardless of actual accomplishment, but this is not what I have in mind.
I am hoping that you who are reading this is either 16-20 years old, and are seriously asking yourself if it is worth the effort to keep painting. Or alternately, that you are 25-35 years old and did try your hand at painting in your teenage years, but for one reason or another quit. Perhaps you did not have the talent in your youth, or perhaps you feel you are too old.
It so, it is time to take your eye medication.
Perhaps you will find this useful. There are a lot of essays on the same subject that are better than my own, and I strongly encourage you to look those up. Talent is not everything.
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Oh, hello! And thank you for commenting. No problem, I always like a lot of people who put effort and compassion into their work.
And about the title, I get how many people can get confused about the title and everything and how it can be a little offensive for those who don't get it. And yes, talent isn't just everything, but let me explain to you the MEANING behind why I titled it like that. The whole thing is that, I named it like because of expressing that there are many people out there who are, well, not just better than me, but people who put effort, compassion and care in their drawings. Like you! I envy those people who have the care and determination to finish a really good drawing, like your otter. The whole point why I named it like that was that, well, I just remind myself that those people's art pieces really inspired me, but I'm a funny guy, so I had a little sense of humor when naming it. Again, thank you for commenting, and your absolutely right, talent is NOT everything. Maybe I'll take pointers from that phrase, hehe.
Thanks for the pointers and for sharing your opinion, I'm always down to hear them out. I appreciate it, have a good day Tin, thanks again ^Β°^
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Absolutely no worries - most people are neither easily confused nor offended, and neither am I - but I thought, better safe than sorry.
I am honoured to hear, and glad to hear you found the old journal an enjoyable read. Some doubt and frustration with one's ability are a natural part of being an artist, you just got to learn when to listen to it and when to turn a deaf ear.
Hang in there!
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Absolutely no worries! Its always a part, or more like part of the path of an artist. And so I don't seek those, well "pieces" to down myself or anything, I use them to know that one day I can become better myself, and not stay on the same spot. That journal maybe old, but it can be extremely useful to keep someone on the right path. Thank you for sharing it! And thanks for the advice, it was very useful as well! Thank you tin, I hope. Its frustrating at times yes, but hey, its all part of a long process! < 333 thanks again!
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