tbh...yes(￣∇￣")
whether or not the human survival depended on us, I'd still throw any guy down the stairs, no offence there. I'm only interested in like 2D ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Okay, I'll put on a helmet, to save me from concussions. (I'm no 'fatty', though) ... by the way, what's 2D? What's tbh? And how do you throw guys down the stairs without offense?
2D- (two dimensions) like a drawing or something, I hope you're getting the idea?
tbh means "To Be Honest".
and about the "no offence"i don't even remember what I meant when I wrote that ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Ha ha ha. You're a silly girl.
So, the only guys you like are drawn guys, not real ones of flesh & bones? I can appreciate that, you'd be surprised to know: I happen to be a comic drawer myself, so I 'd draw you a very handsome guy (much more than I'm myself), and let him come on to you. Bet you wouldn't kick him down the stairs! (oh, and it's not "offence" but "offenSe"! I'm old enough to be entitled to correct your English)
(●____●) oh whoops. do u mean it? can u draw me a guy? at least show me one of your previous works.(づ￣ ³￣)づ
I do mean it. mail me at [email protected] , and I'll send you some. I don't have a website for the moment.
ヾ(☆▽☆)
I can draw too. If you are interested babysaki. Devianart.com 2D guys are super hot.
just checked out your gallery
nice ;)
Hey, miss Crazay, why have I never heard from you?
By the way, merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
hehe I like my nickname.
I don't know, I just surf through this manga website every now and then nowadays~
You too, merry christmas and a happy new year!!!°˖ ✧◝(○ ヮ ○)◜✧˖ °
Your nickname is funny allright. But I meant: you wanted to see my drawings and I gave you an email address to show you some of it, but I never found any Miss Crayzay in my mailbox!
You not curious anymore?
I have some stuff sitting on Devianart too, nick there is Dyscalculie. But there aren't any handsome boys.
Thanks for the wishes back :-)
true, sorry if you felt neglected ●︿●
I'm no good at making conversations so I just left it at that. your email is still in my inbox........"Ross" :-D
also, is this the right deviantart account? http://dyscalculie.deviantart.com/
Yup, that's the one.
There's not much on it, just a few sketches. Up til now, I've been working days as an office clerk, 'cause drawing manga doesn't pay the bills over here; but as a result, being at the office all day I obviously didn't have time to draw manga. Still I had lots of ideas for stories, so I wrote scripts for other professional drawers. That's why there's not much of my own work on display to show for.
Now that I'm retired, since recently (that's how old I am already...) I 've time got to draw; so I'm going to start a series. Belgian BD requires much more work than Japanese manga: the backgrounds have to be drawn in carefully and correct in every detail, not just the same buildings you can buy ready-made on self-adhesive sheets and stick on your page, like it's done in manga; we couldn't get away with that. All the pages have to be colored, the technical aspects (anatomy, perspective...) have to be perfect, etcetera, else no editor will even look at your work much less publish it. So it'll be a while before it's finished, I'm in the research stage for the moment.
Seems to me you're very good at correspondence: you've got wit and a sense of humor; so if you can write in this site you can do it anywhere, including a mailbox. You don't need to be shy, not with a nickname like yours! :-D
Ross is my name, and mangasakka means comic drawer/writer. The name "mangaka" we and the Japanese use to call a comic drawer is for the drawer alone: if you're also the writer of the script, you're a mangasakka. 漫画作家. <- this is how it's written in kanji. In Belgium, we call it "strip" like in English, because it used to be published in small bands in newspapers, you know, the "funnies sheet", just like in America and everywhere else. In the half of my country where people speak French, they call it BD, short for "bande dessinée", drawn strip. We call it BD also, sometimes, because it's easy and Belgian BD's are famous. Tintin, Smurfs, Lucky Luke... Manga means "floating images". The first character means floating, ongoing, and the second "picture". I read that in a book about the Japanese language... yeah, resear ch, research, research...
wow, I live in my own little world. this is a lot to take in (≧∀≦)
As a kid I used to read something similar, it's called "Asterix and Obelix". I'm aware it's French not Belgian but I think it gives me a brief idea.
Now, I'm just gonna try to remember these terms.....
Yeah, Asterix and Obelix was half French, half Belgian, since the writer, René Goscinny, was French, and the drawer Uderzo was Belgian. It was very good, especially the first five or six albums. It is considered to be one of the best BD in the world, in the funny style. There is also realistic style, what in manga is called "seinen": there's a good example of it in here, scanlated in the seinen-category; it's called "Kogaratsu". Drawn by a Belgian BD-mangasakka, but set in Japan a long time ago, so the scanlators of this site mistook it for real Japanese work. Then, they put a comment on it that it was French. I couldn't help myself adding: No it's not! It's Belgian, not French!! ):-<{
I felt like we all do (Belgians, I mean) when American pretend french fries are originally French. Actually, french fries are Belgian too, the word "french" is derived from the verb "to french" which means cut into small wedges. I bet you didn't know that, eventhough you probably love to eat them!
It's never a good idea to stay inside your own little world. You are wellcome in the rest of the World! Never limit yourself!
If you were the only girl in the world,
And I were the only boy,
...would you throw me down the stairs? ┗( T﹏T )┛