Hey, everyone! So, I haven't done much in a month, have I?

Well, for one thing, life has become quite busy for me. I'm still looking for jobs so that I can finally begin to have a life for myself, and so far I have a promising lead or two in the nearby area. Considering that the place for one of those leads sounds friendly and yet also professional, I feel that this job could be my entry into the workforce. Also, I've started doing some regular volunteer work to expand on my skills while helping my community out in the process. Otherwise, I'm still bumming it out as usual.

Between those things and trying to find a good idea to base a drawing on, I admit I haven't been able to do much on dA. However, I do have something related to drawing in the works (as I write this, in fact). I'm planning on submitting it soon, though it probably won't be featured since it's more or less going to be a simple sketch as opposed to the labor-intensive piece for Demon Girl Appreciation Day. Still, better something than nothing, right?

Oh, and I might go to to the Super Smash Bros. Event at Best Buy during E3. Of all the possible events Nintendo had planned then, I think this is the best thing, especially since I get an early preview of the game and can pre-order it. In fact, I'm planning on buying a 3DS XL so that I can enjoy both the 3DS and Wii U versions of the game! Honestly, I don't think I could be any more excited than I am already.

Anyway, that's it for now. Until I write again!

I'd like to thank the following people for making this journal skin possible: GinkgoWerkstatt, miontre and SimplySilent for providing some great tutorials and resources, nichtgraveyet for providing some useful code snippets to work from (as you did for GinkgoWerkstatt), AskGooroo for showing me the basic workflow of the CSS needed, Chris Coyier from CSS Tricks for posting an article that helped me get the mood-list to stick to the right, the devs behind ColorZilla for creating the Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator (which I used to make the background), and Juan Pablo del Peral of Huerta Tipográfica for creating the fonts Alegreya and Alegreya Sans, which this journal uses. I would also like to thank my watchers as well as fellow inflation artists for inspiring me to keep drawing! You guys really deserve as much credit as the others!