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My early characters used to change their names a lot. "Tim" is simply the name I liked the most out of all he had. The names included (but were not limited to Theophilus (but he preferred 'Theo'), Timothy ("Tim"), Julio, and so on. The only consistent thing is that, at first, he hated his name and would hit you if you mentioned it. When he got more 'normal' names, he became calmer. xD

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About this 'Requiem' series:

My memory is a strange thing. I can't remember what I ate for lunch today, but I can remember things from a time when I was 8 or 9. More specifically, I can remember characters. I suspect that my lack of mental space for remembering people's faces and chores has something to do with the fact that I have a HUGE chunk of my mental HD used for storage of old stories that never saw the light of the day, but I just couldn't let go.

So, I decided to make them a symbolic "burial". I'm putting them on paper (some of them, for the very first time) and writing their stories and whatever I remember from them. These images will be printed later and I'll put them in a file, so my mind can rest assured that they won't be lost to time. Maybe then I can delete some information to make room for my recent memories.

Don't be surprised if you discover that 90% of what I produced in my early creative years were just fanart. Being creative is an acquired skill, even if you don't believe that.

Description
My early characters used to change their names a lot. "Tim" is simply the name I liked the most out of all he had. The names included (but were not limited to Theophilus (but he preferred 'Theo'), Timothy ("Tim"), Julio, and so on. The only consistent thing is that, at first, he hated his name and would hit you if you mentioned it. When he got more 'normal' names, he became calmer. xD

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About this 'Requiem' series:

My memory is a strange thing. I can't remember what I ate for lunch today, but I can remember things from a time when I was 8 or 9. More specifically, I can remember characters. I suspect that my lack of mental space for remembering people's faces and chores has something to do with the fact that I have a HUGE chunk of my mental HD used for storage of old stories that never saw the light of the day, but I just couldn't let go.

So, I decided to make them a symbolic "burial". I'm putting them on paper (some of them, for the very first time) and writing their stories and whatever I remember from them. These images will be printed later and I'll put them in a file, so my mind can rest assured that they won't be lost to time. Maybe then I can delete some information to make room for my recent memories.

Don't be surprised if you discover that 90% of what I produced in my early creative years were just fanart. Being creative is an acquired skill, even if you don't believe that.