Seraphim-Azriel

I' m going to be restarting an old project of mine for practicing. I have not uploaded anything on here in forever! Jeebus! I'm going to be uploading some of my more recent artwork, as well as some new stuff. I've been mostly writing lately, but I've been in a drawing mood, so I figured it would be a good time. I have a TON to upload. OMG. TONS! Many of them need finishing and I may be doing finishing touching on the computer first to make them cleaner and such. Or I may be doing other things. We'll see... I've been drawing my character Adrienne a lot. Who has gone from a Potter-verse fanfic character to a full main character in her own rig

So lately I've been trying to draw some comics, but have been somewhat unsuccessful and I realized one important thing. There is a major difference in the way you draw portraits (etc.) and the way you draw comics. Don't ask me exactly what that is, because I don't exactly know. I'm a good artist, but I don't know how to draw comics. I can draw detailed pictures with backgrounds and everything, but I can't draw comics. Something about cutting them off at the waist is a bit hard for me. I'm going to have to figure out what it takes to draw comics compared to drawing simple portraits and scenes.

So, I must say, my recent discovery and what not has got me thinking a lot about my weight and my health. I'm not really a "fat acceptance" type, as I don't think people who are 400lbs should simply accept their weight (if it means compromising their health). I realize people can be big and healthy. I have a friend who is more active than me and she weighs more than me. But I realized my biggest issue with being skinny: I like my boobs, thank you very much. I like having a butt too. As a matter of fact, my three favourite things about a woman are the three B's. Boobs, Butt and Boots. :) And the skinniest I've been was 125 lb.s, and I actua