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Right so I more or less forgot I even had a dA, been on and off checking blah blah.
So I did some art recently. Well I've done a lot of art on and off, but I felt this stuff was nice enough to bother uploading and maybe get some opinions on.
Besides that, if there are any friends on here that have wanted to contact me for whatever reason, I can be reached via skype. My name is akai.falcon .
Otherwise I'll check here every so often if I remember. Maybe or something.

Might've found a new job at a gas station, awaiting word on that.

I CAN HEAR STUFF NOW CUS I FIXED MY COMPUTER'S SOUND TOO BTW!!!

But that's beside the point, afterall, dA is for art, no?
You can expect to see an influx now that I've got more reasons to draw, two, to be exact.
Reason 1, I've been contacted by The Tomistoma Fund, a nonprofit organization that is involved in education, awareness and research for the amazing creature. They've asked me to help contribute with some drawings and designs, to which I agreed without hesitation! Find them at www.tomistomafund.org. The site is a work in progress, but I highly suggest you all donate if you can!
Reason 2 being I've joined a friend's paleo site, The Paleo Handbook. s4.zetaboards.com/The_Paleo_Ha…
A great site for anything prehistoric. It's newish, but growing, and their database of animal profiles is enlarging by the day. I'm on as a graphic designer. Basically, I'm doing what I do best, drawing. All the work I do there I plan to share here, as well as some newer stuff I have that I've just yet to post, stay tuned!

Non-art related, I've completed AC: Revelations' main story. Now that, is an emotional ride. So much happens, a lot so fast, that you feel pretty drained after. But good drained, this game has an effect on you. If maybe too much, I miss so many people...
Now working on completing the side objectives, of which there are just so many. Not to mention the multiplayer as well. If anyone has a PS3 and the game, feel free to hit me up, I'd love to play.
Also been enjoying Skyrim. It's a continually overwhelming game, especially with all the quests I have at once, it can be too much to wrap yourself around at times. But that's just how big of a world and game Skyrim is, phenomenal.

Not much else to say, besides I'm a Gaiaonline addict, looking forward to Wednesday manga chapters, and really need to finish reading altair-creed's work...

Ever update a computer fully from Windows Service Pack 1?
It's not fun.
But anyway, so I fixed my old comp(aside from sound, but I can live without that) and got it updated finally to Service Pack 3, the extent XP will go.
But honestly I could care less, I WANT ASSASSIN'S CREED REVELATIONS!
Would've shipped today, had the credit card info not gone slightly wonky and need an update. And if it turns out to be an issue again... so help me...
But if all fortune is on my side, it will ship tomorrow, and arrive within 10 days... hopefully within less than 4 <.<
Also, laptops are a pain. Bloody things are too hard to open, and too hard to fix. So I'm gonna buy a Lenovo. Supposed to be as durable as they come. And since I work at a computer place, I get product at cost. In other words a 627 dollar laptop costs me 427 dollars, or so I'm told.
So ya, I can deal with that.
That's all for now amici, I'm off to go play some AC: Brotherhood and try distract myself from my want of ACR...

So my laptop's hard drive failed.
Puts me out of comission laptopwise slightly. I can still borrow parental and sibling laptops at times, and if I care to, might fix my old pc enough for it to function via internet.
But beyond that, I also plan to try repair my laptop with an older hard drive. It needs to be looked at and wiped first, but seems promising, so we can hope for the best in that regard.
In more important news, AC:R is released this Tuesday, I can't believe it's so close! I look so forward to my preordered Signature Edition(from Gamestop).
Until then, I'll be finding myself playing AC and AC2 for the purposes of nostalgia and all around fun. It can be hard though, AC2's locales are just prettier and more involving it seems. I prefer being in Venice to Rome usually. But ACB's mechanics are just better to play with. It can be just vaguely annoying doing things in AC2 that you know are done better in it's sequel. So it's a tad trying. ACB usually wins me over though, it's still beautiful, especially the locales you visit outside of Rome, notably in the War Machine missions.
On another note, work goes well. Two weeks done and they seem to rather enjoy me, and I enjoy it there. I do have a nagging nervousness that my knowledge will not be extensive enough in some cases to fix pcs are something. I know that's what I'm being trained for, but I hate that sense of weakness where I think I should know something, even if it's perfectly fine if not expected for me not to. But oh well, little I can do about that.
Anyway, feel free to respond in relevance, or just update me with how you guys are doing.

So, here's what's new.
-I have a job
-I like it
-Assistant tech at a computer repair place
-8 hours, 5 days, $10 an hour
-Nice people, nice work, good stuff

That covers the job side.
Gamingwise, I finished my 3rd AC2 play through, and not finished my 2nd 'complete' Brotherhood play through. In saying so, I mean the entire story, I've done most missions multiple times for both fun and 100%. I'm reading The Secret Crusade for that matter, good book, makes me look forward to Altair in ACR. Speaking of, mine is all preordered, signature edition here I come!

Also joined Gaiaonline a ways back, and I love it. Spent ages working on a decent AC cosplay, and I'm still getting items to perfect it, but it's workable now, glad about that. If anyone who watches this shares my love of the site, do say so.

As for on here, I still need to get to reading stuff. By stuff, I mean the awesome AC Fanwork of .If you're as big as fan as I am, I strongly recomend checking it out!

Any questions or comments, feel free to post. Afterall, freedom is a virtue.