---Long-term absence (as of January 30, 2008)---
I will not be able to log in to my DA account for a while, so please do not be offended if I do not respond to your comments, journals, or deviations. I may be able to log in every now in then to upload my homework, but I most likely will not have time then to check messages and watch list. Sorry for any inconvenience, and keep up the good work.

---A Quick Note---
I despise my DA username. If they had an option to change it, I would be forever grateful, providing it's not an inflated price. I would get a new account, but it's a pain to transfer all that stuff, all the comments, favourites, friends, etc. You understand. Right?

---About my Featured Deviation---
I don't know if anyone actually subscribes to this journal or not, but in case someboy has, I was hoping maybe you could help me out a bit. If you're reading this and you've got time, would you please look through my gallery and leave a comment here suggesting which deviation I use for my Featured Deviation? I'd really appreciate it. Thank you.


---Dear DeviantART Nazis---
Do you even READ the artists' descriptions of their work before reporting them? So many times I've been reported for supposedly putting digital art in the traditional art category, or uploading "copyrighted" work, etc. when I clearly did no such thing. Just because my work may LOOK like it's misplaced, maybe you should read the description to see how I actually made it to find out if that's true. Such as having my watercolour work moved from the traditional art category to the oekaki category when I clearly stated in the description "I did this with watercolours". Or uploading an illustration of an ORIGINAL character only to receive a copyright violation notice later that day for the same piece.

TL;DR?: READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE REPORTING.