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This might come as a surprise for all of you, but; the rumours of my demise are greatly exaggerated I am, contrary to popular belief, still alive and kicking. More than ever before, I would guess. Life is absolutely brilliant at the moment, which ironically means less time for art. And journal entries, as it seems. But to be honest, I did wait with this journal entry to mark that one year has passed since my last. And I'm not really sure what to write. I could, of course, tell you about all the things that have happened to me during the last year. But that wouldn't do. That would take ages. And I'm not even sure any of you are actually re

Yes - as of my last journal update, I'm quoting myself in the title. Lovely. Thought I'd pop in to give a brief update on my life and such. I am currently reading books about the history of Japan, which led to characters in lotus positions and me wanting to write calligraphy about cherry blossom. I suppose. In writing the stories most recently uploaded here I've been focusing on the language but of the story I'm trying to tell. I realise, of course, as a non-native, writing in English will never be to my advantage. Except for one thing - feedback. Which I'm very, very grateful for. But, I'd say I'm good enough at English to be able to tel

Hi. I really need to get myself a catchphrase for opening journal entries. Hi will do for now. Original, huh? So I managed to get myself challenged to a mighty fine duel to do some sort of meme which I'll attach to the very end of this entry. But I don't like posting entries consisting solely of memes so I'll fill this one up with rubbish. I've uploaded three deviations recently. First one terrible in Swedish – which I'm not sure I'll keep in my gallery. For you who doesn't speak Swedish – congratulations, you've just spared yourself one boring read. (But you're also missing out on a beautiful language) It's about moving on, chan