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I managed to colour this thing in my old computer, yaay!

It’s so pretty~~~! X3

Hee, thank you! <3

I made it for a prompt at Livejournal’s Walking Dead Kinkmeme x3

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I managed to colour this thing in my old computer, yaay!

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THIS, so effing much.

I’ve gotten so much shit about different fandoms I’ve come to love, just because they’re ‘in’ and ‘everybody is reading it it’s soooo mainstream’. I don’t read a manga, or watch an anime just because it’s popular. Talk about a waste of my time. I have tons of other things I’d rather do, like reading mangas I LIKE.

And, just FYI, many of those mangas/animes that are so huge now, I read/watched when they were still pretty much news to the west world.

When I started getting into mangas there were only, like, three-five titles released in Sweden with a few books of each and noone in my vicinity even knew what ‘manga’ was. I was extremely lucky because during the following year the popularity of manga skyrocketed in Sweden and we got tons of new titles, as well as almost monthly releases of the different books in series that already were far along in Japan. It was heaven for me and I started making portraits of pets and family members for the teachers at school just so I could buy manga for the money.

When I went to my very first manga convention, UppCon, I was dressed as Umino Iruka from Naruto, and it was still new and just about popular enough in Sweden that people didn’t scrunch their noses, instead I was greeted by tons of other Narutards who wanted pictures or to discuss the characters, and we even had an epic Naruto battle outside in a big parking lot with bad guys vs good guys to the delight of all onlookers. The Narutards dominated the convention, as well as the next year.

Now, a few years later, I’m not as passionate about most of the series I used to follow though I still like them, but I’m almost happy I had my fangirly manga-period when I was younger because I think it would have been hard to be met by the attitudes many people have today against different fandoms if you were just starting to get into something.

And the Narutards, well… they’re becoming one of the minorities at UppCon.

…

Wow. I only meant to write ‘THIS’, but well… I guess I had some things I felt like venting.

I remember your Iruka cosplay! I didn’t know you very well at that time, but I thought the cosplay was so adorable! XD
And the epic fight in the parking lot… Just thinking about it makes me laugh!

Haha, thanks xP

God, I remember how cool and scary you ‘senior’ artists were in Hofors… we used to sneak looks in your rooms to gawp at your art and gossip about your awesomeness, but we were a little intimidated and shy when we actually met you. Ah, fun times x’3

Yes, the battle was so fun and crazy, actually everything about my first UppCon visit was awesome. It was one of the first times I actually felt like I fit in to a large group of people, no one looked down at you, everybody just had fun together.

And look, I found a pic! Yayy! I haven’t seen this one in ages! :D

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THIS, so effing much.

I’ve gotten so much shit about different fandoms I’ve come to love, just because they’re ‘in’ and ‘everybody is reading it it’s soooo mainstream’. I don’t read a manga, or watch an anime just because it’s popular. Talk about a waste of my time. I have tons of other things I’d rather do, like reading mangas I LIKE.

And, just FYI, many of those mangas/animes that are so huge now, I read/watched when they were still pretty much news to the west world.

When I started getting into mangas there were only, like, three-five titles released in Sweden with a few books of each and noone in my vicinity even knew what ‘manga’ was. I was extremely lucky because during the following year the popularity of manga skyrocketed in Sweden and we got tons of new titles, as well as almost monthly releases of the different books in series that already were far along in Japan. It was heaven for me and I started making portraits of pets and family members for the teachers at school just so I could buy manga for the money.

When I went to my very first manga convention, UppCon, I was dressed as Umino Iruka from Naruto, and it was still new and just about popular enough in Sweden that people didn’t scrunch their noses, instead I was greeted by tons of other Narutards who wanted pictures or to discuss the characters, and we even had an epic Naruto battle outside in a big parking lot with bad guys vs good guys to the delight of all onlookers. The Narutards dominated the convention, as well as the next year.

Now, a few years later, I’m not as passionate about most of the series I used to follow though I still like them, but I’m almost happy I had my fangirly manga-period when I was younger because I think it would have been hard to be met by the attitudes many people have today against different fandoms if you were just starting to get into something.

And the Narutards, well… they’re becoming one of the minorities at UppCon.

…

Wow. I only meant to write ‘THIS’, but well… I guess I had some things I felt like venting.

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I’m bored, and since I don’t know how long it’ll take before I can aquire a new computer and tablet so I can draw digitally again, have a silly pic that was supposed to become coloured.

Just because Hulkling’s hair is the perfect nest for little witches.

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