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Got this from http://chatlunatique.deviantart.com/ And I 100% agree about needing some practice! So, keeping the word practice in mind, be well aware that I have been allowing my talent to rust for entirely too long lately. +The first 10 people who comment on this journal will receive a FREE SKETCH! In return; however, you must offer 10 free sketches in your own journal too! +When I see you made this journal too, then I will start your request! If you've done this in the recent past just provide proof and that will do also. +Remember, these are SKETCHES, meaning they wont be colored, and will be done pretty quickly. Don't ask for more tha

... but I'm not. Of course. I'm allowing myself to be distracted. As usual. I've been sketching a bit, but I'm not happy with much of it. I keep trying to come up with a sketch of Alvar that I like but I always end up hating it. Males are difficult for me at best. Males with bits and pieces of dragon anatomy thrown into the mix don't make it any easier. On top of this, I can't get much beyond my stick figure and starting in on some basic musculature before my hand is writing in agony. Fucking carpal tunnel. There is not one damned thing I do in my life (work, hobbies, chores, whatever) that doesn't aggravate it. I'm fucked. And it's pissing

A nostalgic movie night stirred up a bit of rambling, I guess. I just watched the 25th Anniversary Edition release of The Last Unicorn. I've always loved the movie. But I think I fell in love with the movie well before I developed an ear for music because it illustrates ever-so-clearly why most animated flicks have separate vocalists for their singing and acting parts. In spite of the ear torture, I still love this movie. I've seen it so many times growing up that I can hardly watch it without mouthing the dialog (silently) along with the characters sometimes. And after  watching this 25th Anniversary Edition, I just want to say: I want my