made it.

1. What do you draw/write? (the subject of your drawings)
I write about personal journeys in life that I feel egotistical enough to share, prettying them up with speculative (sci-fi/fantasy hybrid) fiction.

2. Why do you draw/write that?
Because "AND THEN... I WAS A CRAZY GAY" is kinda boring on it's own. If I had to write anything slice of life, I'd kill myself. I'm not the kind of person that will sit and read about someone taking a shit happily. I need my exotic atmospheres, drama, action- to be as far away from boring life as possible and yet still take a message away from it.

3. What do you think your style is?(Writers, what genre do you think you write in?)
I don't know exactly where I'm at now, but I aim to be a writer who is concise (no extra wordy bullshit) and yet descriptive (it's pretty!). The middle ground is what I always shoot for, so I'm hoping that I'm doing a good job.

4. What do other people usually call your style?(Again, genre for writers)
Technically, it's speculative fiction (or fanfiction, when that applies)- but to most people, it's a bunch of nice words strung together that they may or may not have time to read.

5. Do you have original characters?
Yeah, they're mine. What's that? No. They aren't screaming anything important underneath all that duct tape...

6. If yes, how original do you think they are? If no, WHY THE HELL NOT? (jk, but I would like to know why you would draw/write and not create characters.)
Some of them are more original than others. Every idea under the sun has been done before, you just have to take it and mess with it until it has your special scent on it.

7. Do you plan on becoming a professional artist? (This means that your art make money in any way) Or is it just for your own enjoyment?
All I want to do in life is sit at a computer and type stories. As long as I can do that, I don't care what job I have. If one of my novels means something to just one person, then my life is set.

8. Do you have an artist you look up to?
I don't really have any specific ones. Any author/storyteller (anime, manga, and movies) that can be so personal with the characters they are portraying that I see many sides to them. The little stupid details that make you go "yeah, they would do that" like you really know them. Also, I love plot twists and conflict. If a goal isn't hard to get to, it isn't worth reaching.

9. Do you have a lot of artist friends?
Yep.

10. Describe your face in the best detail you can. (Just the face, please, I don't care to know about all of you guys' HOT HOT BODIES)
My face has a rounded-off diamond shape with two walnut-shaped brown eyes and a nose that looks like a bottom-heavy punching bag (I hate it). Not far from the tip of my nose are my lips, thin, but fairly wide.

11. Describe your room.
It's my fiance's room, too. We have dressers surrounding a queen-sized bed, a PS2, and a small TV.

12. Describe your mom. (Don't have a mom? Describe Daddy. Don't have that either? Surely you had a guardian at some point)
She's a petite, yet stout latin american. She is very stubborn, very prideful, and concerns herself mostly with money and appearances. However, she is also very loving, almost to a fault.

13. Pokemon vs. Digimon
I never was able to see much of Digimon, but it was a pretty cool show. I don't think I have enough information to make a decision on which I like better, though.

14. Tell me about something that is a travesty to you.
Stephenie Meyer (Twilight saga).

15. John Freeman.
OVER HERE.

16. John Freeman deems that there is no space for tagging. Make one if you so desire.
Good job, John Freeman.

All of you need to do this.