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Sabichi
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[2013-12-13 14:35:41 +0000 UTC]
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# Statistics
Favourites: 356; Deviations: 54; Watchers: 54
Watching: 88; Pageviews: 5922; Comments Made: 67; Friends: 88
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Obata Takeshi, Loish, Mireys# Comments
Comments: 52
(Sorry for being so late) But thanks for the favourite :'D
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Hello, how are you?
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I'm fine, thank you!Β
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You're welcome~
Arin is cute~ Is she ticklish? :3
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Thank you!Β ~Β
Heh, I never thought about that, you know... She might or might not be! Probably not!
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Why not? D: It'd be fun if she was x3
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She never shows her feelings to anyone! So it probably wouldn't be very funΒ ~Β Β ~Β
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Sure it would x3 I don't see how it wouldn't be x3
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You wouldn't even notice her suffering actually!Β
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oh... D: That's not good
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idk I just find tickling fun in general though D:
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I am personally not ticklish, but It seems painful though.-
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it's not painful! It's fun!
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It might be fun for the person who tickles, but I don't think it's the same for the one that gets tickled though ^^"
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No it's also fun to be tickled!
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I don't really know. x'3
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Well if you say so! o v o
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right away as I saw these drawings was a fan of yours!! (sorry for the mistakes but I use translateΒ google)
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Thank you so much, I'm glad you like them! Q u Q You made me so happy!
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ahh, thank you so much for the faves and watch !!
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Thank you so much for the lovely watch ; _ ;
Β i appreciate the supportΒ
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You're welcome! Your drawings are so awesome, I love them! Keep going!Β Β
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Β thank you so much for the beautiful words ; _ ;Β
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I really like the way you draw, I'd like to study it. So far my drawings are only just above amateur looking, I hope I can improve them to at least half of your level sometime. Can you give me an opinion on my latest upload? I'm trying to find a nice style to use for a platform for learning the basics of posing. And I'd like to know if this way of coloring looks good acceptable (or is it too bland)
saijeehiguchi.deviantart.com/aβ¦
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Β Hi and thank you really much! Well as we all know only practice makes perfection, so I really hope you will get to achieve your goal someday! ^^ There is plenty of awesome people on there who spent their time to make some very very good tutorials, why not give them a look!
I think it's pretty good, and you should work more especially on shadings to my advice.
Good luck!Β Β
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I'll definitely look into those tutorials you mentioned.
Though, my current stance with my lack of true shading is that I have this weird priority of consistency over indication. See between school, work, and being on the road 4 hours a day, I don't get much time to actually sit down, get in the zone and practice 
Petty much: I'm afraid of getting things to be too detailed because then I'd have to keep up with that which would take up more time and decrease the amount of time I could be producing content. This, however, has been a problem of mine all my life because I have no innate talent in drawing (my talent is music and the sad part is, I'm not interested in making music because I want to draw)
I guess what I'm trying to ask is not: "What's a better way to handle shading?" but rather "How do I make this simplified way of shading refined to the best it can be?"
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Even if you follow anyone's tutorial or advices, ok you can learn from them but you do it your own way. So I think it's something you gotta find out yourself. I know it can be hard... It depends on you. I also think you should just do what you enjoy and want to do regardless from the fact that you're more or less talented in it.
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Wow, that's deep:
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People keep suggesting that I try my hand at cel-shading, I can see why it is popular and liked, but it's always been hard for me to get the hang of. The thing is, though I've been practicing for 8 years now, I have no natural talent in drawing (the sad part is that my natural talent is in composing music, but I pretty much don't care about doing thing music related). Drawing for me is very very hard, but I want to do it and I want to have fun with it. That's why I opted for a shading style more akin to, let's say "Calvin and Hobbes" it allows for me to keep a consistent level of detail without letting the details make it harder for me to produce content at stable rate. Like you said, enjoying the process is a must for a skill to develop proper.
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