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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to LittleNespa [2014-02-02 00:25:59 +0000 UTC]

Of course. I wouldn't have it any other way :3

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to SteamPixy [2014-01-31 23:43:29 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much  

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-01-31 06:06:14 +0000 UTC]

I kinda think Tree Trunks is a bit crazy, or at least a rather zany character. She is quite sweet a lot of times, but she can be a tough cookie when she needs to be. And of course! It will always be a fluffy rendition! They are the best renditions! And thank you :3 I know she doesn't look super exact to the character but chibification means you have to take some details out for simplicity. And now I hope they one day show a young Tree Trunks XD (Although I'm sure she would just be smaller without wrinkles haha.)

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-01-31 09:31:25 +0000 UTC]

Heheh. Yeah, another classic joke of senility before they pulled Simon out from under the rug Certainly fits the loving grandma trope though Eh, well after looking at the title again, this kind of works with the chibi effect. And I would sort of agree that a younger tree trunks would be likely to fit the bill on being small and less wrinkly, but maybe just a tad more mental stability.

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-01-31 17:43:04 +0000 UTC]

True, they quite like using the senile excuse haha. Yeah tree Trunks is pretty much the grandma character even though she has called Finn sexy on occasion and wanted him to stay with her when she was crystallized (or whatever that was I can't remember.). But thank you again, I was going for chibi since you know me and my love for chibi , I swear it's pretty much I'll I'm doing right now are chibi versions. Agreed, although if she was more mentally stable, I wonder how much different she would be....I just know that she'd still be a mega horn dog . Defiantly from what was learned from one of the new episodes with all her divorces XD. Not to mention the masculine sex doll she had in her closet since in one episode. XD (And now saying that she reminds me of my Freshman English teacher, excluding the divorces haha.) 

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-01-31 17:58:54 +0000 UTC]

Heheh. Yeah, very good points, there. And I know that you do have a cute thing for chibi. OH, if she were less senile, she'd probably be an uncontrollable horndog Can't say I've seen all of those moments in the show, but now I feel that I might have to look them up thanks to you

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-01-31 18:30:20 +0000 UTC]

I wouldn't say it's a cute thing, it's more I just highly enjoy chibi. 1) because it's super simple and easy(usually) and 2) it's just so damn cute! Haha, well I'm quite fond of T.T. But when I first started watching Adventure Time I sorta just jumped around to episodes that peaked my interest since you don't miss to much when you jump around but at the same time you do. (But I did this since I skipped the first season since I was going to watch it with a friend but never got around to it.) So I just familiarized myself with the characters I found the most interesting. But I would say defiantly re-watch Apple Thief and then the new one that came out, Apple Wedding. :3

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-01-31 18:39:54 +0000 UTC]

So it kind of is a cute thing, and it kind of isn't I gotcha though. Yeah, early on, things aren't quite as linear as the later episodes begin to be; signs that the show was evolving into something we wouldn't have expected. Very cool that you managed to stick to a few characters in particular along the way, though.

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-01-31 21:49:49 +0000 UTC]

More like I'm not cute for liking cute things since cute things are just simply cute. If that makes any sense.... But yeah the show doesn't really follow the "plot" or at least doesn't add to much to the characters development except for Jake and Finn really. Since I do remember watching the second episode and I found it amusing but didn't get into it. Didn't start watching Adventure Time until last year. (I think it had been running for three years or at least two years by the time I started.) Agreed, although I'm always fond of the episodes with Marceline and the Ice King even though I'm not the biggest fan of Marceline, I like her but she's not a top favorite. Again, a sign of my non-conformistness :-P

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-02-01 01:56:07 +0000 UTC]

Aw, I think that even having a fondness for cuteness would show a minute sign of understanding, and thus possessing a level of, cuteness yourself. Well, here and there it's still a bit loose, but you gotta admit that it's gotten much more convoluted to the point where you'd have to look back on episodes to see what certain characters are about. I dunno... Yeah, not gonna lie and say I'm a fan, but I do admit to keeping up with some episodes, or mostly just clips, here and there. Ah, Marceline and Ice King certainly do know how to make the show interesting. I guess I can see where you'd be coming from with Marcy, I know she's not the best written character either, but I can see how they'd write her to have a certain group connect with her, I dunno. Good for you, though.

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-02-01 19:06:56 +0000 UTC]

I guess that's a valid point. That's true, the series has been going on for some time now and doesn't seem like it's going to stop anytime soon. I would have to say that I am a fan of the show since I often keep up to date with it and I'm sure I'll probably buy some of the graphic novels when I get the time too. I don't feel that Marcy is that baldly written, just not my cup of tea. XD

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-02-02 00:22:59 +0000 UTC]

Heheh. Yeah, quite a bit of analysis. Like I said, I keep tabs on it here and there, but I guess I should stay more caught up on it as well. And now that you mention Adventure Time GN's I feel like I should work on some of my own. Yeah, she's not badly written, but she's not really for everybody.

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-02-02 00:27:21 +0000 UTC]

Well at least if you know what I'm talking about it's all cool But yes work on your graphic novels bro! They aren't gonna write themselves. But agreed, to much of an independent soul I suppose. 

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-02-02 00:33:07 +0000 UTC]

Well, I'll definitely try to work on them as much as I can, but there are still a dozen factors interfering. Y'know, price, production, distribution, construction, completion of the plot, art direction. And this is all on the money that my parents willingly give me I have yet to even do any of this on any money that I myself would make. UGH!!! :/ Doesn't mean I'm gonna quit, tho...

Eh, Indy souls always have their hits and misses here and there, I suppose.

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-02-02 01:04:12 +0000 UTC]

Fantastic But yes all the factors, but for now you just need to worry about the completion of the story. One step at a time my friend, but at least you have your parents for support. 

True again my friend. 

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-02-02 01:17:47 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, it's good to at least focus on that aspect of the process for right now, I suppose. And if nothing else, I'm already getting a general idea of where I'd like Any Kind to go at this point. I guess it's at least fortunate that I still have my folks for support, too. At least until I'm able to get my own footing in the real world.

Still hoping for the best to work out.

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-02-02 05:59:10 +0000 UTC]

I'm happy that you are getting your general idea of Any Kind down, have you done any more revisions? And yes it is quite fortunate that you have the help of your folks but I'm sure they will be glad when you can get your own foot in :-P

Here here!!!

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-02-02 13:09:54 +0000 UTC]

Heheh. Thanks. Honestly, I'm happy that I at least have that going well for me. So far, I haven't done too much in regards to revisions; it's all mostly concepts for scenarios that I would need to go over and revise; probably with a certain co-writer I know Eh?

Yeah, I am lucky to have the two of them, but I know that I'd be just as happy as them when I can get a proper footing on the world. I'm probably being too optimistic, and will probably think it's hell when I start out Then again, I can probably handle it; just the thought of balancing that out with schooling and all... :/

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-05-26 03:05:17 +0000 UTC]

Di nientek, my friend And with new concepts will come revisions. But who is this co-writer you speak of O.O. I get the inkling you are referring to me but this message was for awhile ago but also I feel like I'm being egotistical.

Self independence is something to look forward too. But the start will probably be a big change but just think once you balance it out you will be proud of yourself. Also you can't have good times without some difficult times Besides you're intelligent enough that it shouldn't be too hard...just probably a tad stressful. 

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-05-26 04:08:20 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, I guess you've got a point with that. Heheh. And actually, I was referring to you in the original time that I send this message Given how things are, though, I don't want you to feel obligated. Don't feel egotistical at all, my friend; honestly, I'm happy that you feel happy seeing that I've been thinking of ya

Yeah, I've definitely got a lot to work towards in regards to making it on my own; in truth, I'm actually thinking of applying to graduate school after this year. Naturally, that'll have it's own share of good times and difficult times, and I have faith that I'll be able to make it, but it'll undoubtedly have to enhance my work ethic quite a bit in order to keep up with all these new plans. :/

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-05-26 04:34:30 +0000 UTC]

Ahaha. I just didn't want to be big headed. And I honestly am not that busy physically but just have been lost in myself, stuck inside my head trying to wrap my head around things. Forgetting anything outside of me that isn't on my mind or needed to survive. 

Well, at least you don't have as much work as I have to do to get myself on my feet ahaha.  Oh? Graduate school? What are you going to do with that...since I really can't remember what graduate school is even for XD aside for learning. You will be able to make it Ah yes, getting yourself into the schedule of what you NEED to do aside from anything else. What all do this new plans entail? 

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-05-26 05:21:03 +0000 UTC]

Heheh. I gotcha, friend I also do understand that you'd have some troubles on the inside as well, all things considered. I'd imagine it'd be easy to forget those kinds of things given the circumstances.

Yeah, I'd imagine that there might not be too much work at the moment; currently holding a Sunday job and a part time BPO position for my old man. Honestly, I'm mostly considering grad school in order to refine my potential skill, and because a graduate degree looks better to potential employers; thanks to our crappy occupational standard, having a college degree hardly gets you any further than having a high school degree. :/ It's kinda like advanced college, with a bit more focus on a specific skill that one would want to learn. I do hope that I manage to make it, though; already got a lot to consider for the future in less time than I would have imagined. :/ Mostly by new plans, I mean like the building up of my portfolio, occupational focus, and my family's potential move to the west coast by the end of the year (longshot)

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-05-26 05:35:26 +0000 UTC]

Haha, lately I can't remember if I have even eaten someday. I drink a lot of water and milk so I don't find myself hungry but also since I don't do much physical labor my body isn't that tired or in much need for major substances. I only eat since I know I should haha. 

Indeed, which I am kinda surprised by since there have been a couple new places opening up around my town but I haven't gotten any call backs from the places I've applied. . Ahhh! I feel rather dumb that I didn't know that about graduate college. But I've never paid much attention to college in general so it's no surprise I know little to nothing about it...the only thing I know is community college is the cheapest and University cost an arm and a leg haha.  It is a sad state that people need to get even more college now to appeal to their employers which just makes more people in debt and no guarantee of the job they want. 
Ah that does make time to be more constrained. Where has your occupational focus brought you? And why do your parents want to move to the west coast all of a sudden? 

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magusVroth In reply to YarnHoardingDragon [2014-05-26 05:50:43 +0000 UTC]

oh... that actually sounds kinda dangerous, honestly. At least you're still drinking and keeping sustained, but I mean everyone needs food to make it, especially if they're not exercising. (not to sound judgemental, or anything :/ ) Good to see that you're at least caring for yourself where you can.

Yeah, I already filled out like a dozen applications in the past two weeks already, but haven't heard from anyone; best I got was an interview from Barnes and Noble, but after that I heard nothing else. :/ Don't feel bad; honestly, graduate college isn't even something most people tend to think about, they would just think that college gets them the high road (if only that were still true :/ ) Yeah, I'm currently facing that challenge now, but I hope that maybe with a bit more schoolin' I'll gain more favor with employers or something :/

For the most part, I know that I do still want a focus in film, but I think my skills would be most practical in the field of production design; like, I would have a greater say in how the characters and/or sets of a film look, having the power to translate from script to screen appearance. Really, my dad and I have been wanting to move my ma to California for quite some time; we think that a climate with less humidity would be better for her sensitive nerves, plus she hates the cold climate and people of Pittsburgh more than anything in this world

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to magusVroth [2014-05-26 06:09:58 +0000 UTC]

Possibly but I often make myself a sandwich if I feel like I need one, or if I seriously can't remember if have eaten or not. Like I have said, I've been rather distracted by myself. Haha you don't sound judgmental, I'm rather tiny and my body tends to only need small amounts of energy. I eat like a bird, and when I exercise I eat just a tad more then if I weren't. Although I often wonder if I ever eat the recommenced amount of calories for my size but I am waaaaay to lazy to calorie count since I doubt I get the amount I need. -_- damn my stomach for getting full to quickly and that most of my food is homemade so I can't just look at the back of a box to estimate the exact amount I am consuming :/ 

Ah an interview! How exotic :-P Now if only I could get one XD Since I feel like that's where I catch them, I'm glad I'm charismatic but also bored enough to research useless knowledge about the franchises to chat about with the manager or whoever is interviewing me O.O 
The hierarchy of college is rather puzzling to me but economy is suffering which brings everything down. I do hope that your extra schooling will get you closer to where you want.

Animated film? or live action film? But I could defiantly see you in that profession. And moving to Cali wouldn't hurt defiantly if you are wanting to go into film. 
California does sound like a better location for your mother, with it's always sunny weather, and interesting people...although I can't say I can give a good assessment since I don't know how people in Pittsburgh or are like. 

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to The-F0X [2014-01-31 06:04:11 +0000 UTC]

I saw those eyes make it look like either she's about to cry or she saw something super shiny   

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YarnHoardingDragon In reply to Korpvingen [2014-01-30 17:07:42 +0000 UTC]

Thank you so much

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