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**Giggles!**

Yesterday while cogitating some ideas for game that I was setting up for my friends of the Saturday Night Tabletop Gaming Group. I came across this from one of Deviant Art's curious prompts of adoptions. There's a lot pf people who are trying to get some extra work and/or cash by cranking out character design stuff for anyone who's willing to purchase the works. Inzaniak did this interesting and very colorful gal who I thought would make for a great extra cast to the ideas and stories that I'm working with in the stories of "Destiny's Daughters!" and the Villains and Vigilantes' tabletop games. Just looking at her makes me think of some of the SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) gals I have met over the years, but one who was an adorable candy store artist. Yes, you heard me ... artist. Her family had been doing this confectionery craft for generations, either baking pastries and cakes or making hard candies and sweets. She was just wanting a simple life. Meet and greet people, work hard like her parents, and maybe have some fun along the way. I envied that! She knew what she wanted and was working towards what she knew was in her heart, something I'm not sure I ever found through my dilettante lifestyle. I have been a wannabe scientist, an artist of limited skill, an actress of fun-loving talent, a teacher of heartbroken possibilities and a devastated future, and now an old gal who is having to search through life and find herself again. Thanks, my dear artist! You've done something that a lot of artists hope to do with the works: inspire.

Description
**Giggles!**

Yesterday while cogitating some ideas for game that I was setting up for my friends of the Saturday Night Tabletop Gaming Group. I came across this from one of Deviant Art's curious prompts of adoptions. There's a lot pf people who are trying to get some extra work and/or cash by cranking out character design stuff for anyone who's willing to purchase the works. Inzaniak did this interesting and very colorful gal who I thought would make for a great extra cast to the ideas and stories that I'm working with in the stories of "Destiny's Daughters!" and the Villains and Vigilantes' tabletop games. Just looking at her makes me think of some of the SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) gals I have met over the years, but one who was an adorable candy store artist. Yes, you heard me ... artist. Her family had been doing this confectionery craft for generations, either baking pastries and cakes or making hard candies and sweets. She was just wanting a simple life. Meet and greet people, work hard like her parents, and maybe have some fun along the way. I envied that! She knew what she wanted and was working towards what she knew was in her heart, something I'm not sure I ever found through my dilettante lifestyle. I have been a wannabe scientist, an artist of limited skill, an actress of fun-loving talent, a teacher of heartbroken possibilities and a devastated future, and now an old gal who is having to search through life and find herself again. Thanks, my dear artist! You've done something that a lot of artists hope to do with the works: inspire.