Hello

Well, a lot of that stuff is older since I haven't drawn much besides for school since I entered college. I'd draw all the time and now I'm selective of when I draw. >.o It sucks. This link is supposed to be my persona (me with fox ears and tail) that I use a lot, which basically is my screen name here. http://rena-inuyasha.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=48#/d17fje5

Again, kawaii. I love it when I see doujinshi work. I can do decent engineering drafting, for my fiction, but I just don't have much drawing skill.

Thanks. I'm bad at backgrounds or making prints for fabrics on outfits so I stick to solids mostly. I'd like to be able to draw buildings and stuff but I don't think that way for whatever reason. ~.~;;;

I use straight lines entirely for structures, because if I were to ever need to calculate the angles and such I don't have to use trig or calculus. It also fits my "clean line" philosophy. Some people can draw/ paint really well but I can't find the video I was gonna link.

Yeah, don't like trig and calculus. I took business calc. just to avoid being in the regular one. ^^; and passed somehow. Hate math, but no one can really escape it. I have to deal with fractions and ruler increments in the fashion design major, not including what other minor math is involved for pattern work and curves. ~.~

Its not math, its doing it by hand that I hate. I had a few good high school teachers who let us use calculators on everything, as long as we showed all work. That way, if I got stuck on a problem I'd just look it up on the calculator and work backward to the step I got stuck. Passed the class with an A, here, I barely have a C.

Calculators help a lot. I didn't like working problems out because I'd always mess up one way or another and got really confused most of the time. Sorry that it's not going too well if you're getting a C.

Well its not that big of a deal, if I can get an A in Engineering and UE (A Freshman class about the university) then I will have a 3.0 and my parents/financial aid will be quelled