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hXcGeek
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[2005-04-05 02:53:42 +0000 UTC]
"Quentin T. Harsh"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 22; Deviations: 94; Watchers: 15
Watching: 22; Pageviews: 7126; Comments Made: 187; Friends: 22
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Alex RossFavorite movies: It's like asking a biologist which cell is his favorite...
Favorite bands / musical artists: either mewithoutYou, Full Blown Chaos, Mates of State, Blood Brothers, MSI, or Killradio
Favorite writers: Perhaps Stephen King... but perhaps Fyodor Dostoyevsky...
Tools of the Trade: Words, pencils, inks.
Other Interests: Getting my ideas out of my head
# About me
Current Residence: 25 miles North of L.A.Favourite genre of music: I'll take a little bit of everything, please.
Favourite cartoon character: I'm a Batman guy... what can I say?
Personal Quote: There are worse ways to wind up dead than by dying.
# Comments
Comments: 33
hey you angels and demons fans... The Venus Diner has been torn down !
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heheh.... yeah... I need to go to bed...
There your page has now been officially defiled by a fangirl haha lol.
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Hmm... common friend on our watch list is.... uh... Oh! Kim! *calls kim*....
Hi Jenny! Pleased to make your acquaintance.
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PHOOEY!!! 
I dunno your name tho. 
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Mom says she hates Fyodor Dostoyevsky, she hates Russian literature. They made her read "Crime and Punishment" in high school, centuries ago, she hated it, waste of her life. I'm just being silly 
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Anyone who hates Dostoevsky obviously didn't read it very carefully.
No one, and I mean no one, else in all of literature has ever written characters so deep and truely human. All his stories (my favorite is the Brother Karamazov) are portraits of the characters which inhabit them. The stories also deal a lot with the nature of morality, and of faith, and of many other issues, but the point isn't the issues, it's how the characters, as different, individual human beings handle them.
Ok, so there isn't much in the way of action in his stories, but action's not always the point. The point is that he can invent fictional characters that resonate so heavily with reality. It's like you know all of them personally, like you've seen them, touched them.
Tolstoy's cool, too. But his stuff really is about morality and faith and virtue. Interesting subjects, but I like characters better.
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I'll have mama read this. I hate humans *blah*
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Thank you for adding me to your friendsβ list. I hope you won't be disappointed
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Heya Geek!
Thanx for checkin' out my stuff. I appreciate the feed back. I've been writing alot more but I keep forgetting to post my stuff. There is more to come ^_^
Anyway, I'll check out your stuff when I get a chance and return the favor.
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I didn't know you were on DeviantArt, but I do now. That screen name hXcGeek looks familiar, I must have seen it before and not realized that was you. Now I get to read more of your creations.
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Hi, you seem new to DA and I've seen you popping up on my friends pages. Can you tell me what sort of experience you have in comic books?
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Sorry, haven't got MSN Messenger. I've got AIM and that's it.
But I like that guy's work too, I'll send him a message.
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thanks hany-khataab. but it's not an action comic. I'm trying to tell a non-action story in a super-heroic setting. He faces action in his life, and that's mentioned... but it's not the focus of the story, because for a super-powerful guy like the hero, the action just isn't difficult. No matter how big and bad I make the bad guy, you know the hero's going to win because he's invulnerable and super-strong.
But what about holding down his job? His marriage? His friendships? Having enough money to keep making those costumes? These are things which his super-powers afford him no help. These are the challenges which are difficult for all of us, and no easier for him. This is the focus and the point of my story.
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i guess SHE would be the one we'r looking for
a very talented INKER and Digital colorist
that's her deviant gallery.
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and that's the work that got my eyes on her.
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i don't know if she would be interested haven't talked to her but i will stick to a certain role of LOOKING OVER for a good inker and colorist and the agreements and talks will be from your side. deal?
will keep you updated if i find someone else.
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I checked out *rebeccasx, as you requested. She's great, I'll talk to her.
I also talked to FastFood, about inking. His color work's so-so, but I really like his inks.
Actually if you could get a character sketch done, we could send it to the potential inkers and digital painters to see how your styles mesh.
And to think of it, I guess it does make sense that you check out the inkers and colorists, cause you know your own style better than me, and therefore you can see with more clarity what will work.
oh yeah, as I mentioned in my note, "The Hero" #2 is up on my deviant site. Give it a read, it'll show you the kind of direction I'm taking this thing.
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alos see this guys work.
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and if you are online can you come on MSN now?..
mine is (hany_tiger@hotmail.com)
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good work you have here i like the HERO script but i think it needs more action.. don't get me wrong, it's just a thought it is professional script i'm just telling you my input.
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