Commencement
Sep 10, 2015
Quite a lot of stuff went down last week. One of the things is that I'm constructing a Tumblr-blog! Tapastic is not really ideal to share sketches or other arts and I do loads of them... But more importantly I want to make this blog so that you guys can contact me, if anyone has anything special to say. :3 So via Tumblr I'm open for art requests, discussing collaboration, chatting or questions. I'll be announcing the link once I consider the blog presentable.
Oh and by the way, I haven't said this yet, but thank you for sharing, liking and commenting the comic~ You're such cool people for doing that! ;w;
Something about the episode? Oh yeh... They FINALLY left the farm, oh my god I hope you people didn't grow frustrated with the pace of the story here. And Mika is on a constant rollercoaster of emotions.
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