Incinermyn

I like it. The colors were pretty smooth, and the lines were well defined without being overwhelming. And I see you have a couple followers, haha.

Nice! I got OR a few days after it came out, but it's taken a back seat for now. I think I only have four gym badges so far. I really need to buckle down and complete it, but oh well, I'll do it later, haha.

And way to go with the drawings. Let's see... that was the snake with four heads, right? If it is, then I do remember that one. Details are very important as it's the finer points that really make a piece stand out.

Everything gets so stressful.

Oh, I'm the local Grinch, haha.

How about you?

Im doing well. Been prepping for college, but all ready now. I start in January.

Hey there, sorry I haven't been talking to ya...been kinda busy.

Yay! Coloring smoothly was pretty much the only thing I was good at, so that's all I can give helpful advice about, haha.

Yes, a lot smoother with the coloring, but I can still see the strokes in some areas. The only thing I can think of is to only color two ways. What I mean by that is making the strokes follow the drawing, rather than coloring a little section, turning the paper, and coloring in another part where the strokes are at a completely different angle. It will hide the strokes much better, and the coloring will be a lot smoother as well.

And I really hope my explanation makes sense, haha.

No problem! I'm just happy to help.

Hmm... I'm not sure. I would imagine that the quality of the markers would have a lot to do with it. I've only ever colored with color pencils, hence my tip, so I'm not sure how that would go. From what I can imagine, it would be similar, given that the paper you run over the most would be saturated with the most ink, but maybe once it dries it will even out. In other words, I don't know.

Yup, that's the one! I just find those videos really funny, especially the elders ones. They have elderly people react to Oculus Rift, Epic Rap Battles of History, Unfair Mario, and tons of other things. It's hilarious, at least to me.

The lines are definitely a lot smoother. They just make the whole drawing really clean, and it's an improvement from your earlier works.

However, since I do like to critique things (even if my friends do find it annoying, haha) there are two things I'd like to touch on. The first is shading, since that's always a critique I throw out when a drawing doesn't have one. I've seen you shade drawings before, so I won't go into detail, since that's probably something you just left out because it wasn't something you were working on. The second thing would be some of the unevenness of the color pencils. You can tell how you colored in the drawing, simply because the strokes are highly visible. I don't know how you color it in, but if you make light strokes at a very high angle, meaning far from upright, it tends to color in a lot smoother. If you're concerned about getting a lighter color than you want that way, just continue rubbing, as you'll eventually get the color you originally wanted.

Anyway, besides those two things, it's pretty good! The edges are smoother, and I do like the ink work.

Yeah, Youtube is a lot better when you're interested in something that's constantly pumping out new content. That, or I just browse and occasionally stumble across a series I like, such as the "React" series. Now that's a good one, haha.

I spend a lot of time on Youtube simply because I really like playing League of Legends, and there's a lot of LoL content out there. From pro games, regular games, parodies, and much more, there's not really a lack of content. LoL has a huge community, so that helps too.

I guess if you're into something that can be easily made into a video, then Youtube is a much more interesting place.

Haha, I'm also kind of bad at getting back to people, so there's that too.

Well, Pewdiepie is also international, which works Youtube's system very well to get more advertising, which nets more views, which nets more advertising, etc.

Haha, I watched a couple of his videos, and I could hardly get halfway into them. I don't really know how he got so popular. Well, I know the science behind it, but I don't know why people find him funny.

I saw some of his earlier videos, and thought they were really good. So when I was looking for FNAF videos, I searched him up right away. Unfortunately, he seems to have adopted the mindset that he has to create a show for the viewers. It's not bad in itself, but he just goes over the top with it, and I can't watch the entire video. It's the same with almost all of the popular let's players, like Pewdiepie.

Well, it could also be that the pizza place just moved from an old building, so that could be the remodeled design. I tend to get annoyed by the people playing the game simply because they overreact to everything. I sometimes find the less popular people better than the famous ones.

Well, I also watched another theory video about FNAF2, and the theory goes like this:

Basically, FNAF2 is a prequel. As the game progresses on, you hear the phone guy state how there have been rumors going on about Freddy's, but not to believe them. Later on, he tells you about an investigation, so the rumors have gotten serious enough to get the police's attention. Then, he tells you how there has been some sort of accident. The guys believes that the accident he is referring to is the incident where the five kids go missing. The police, discussing the case, wouldn't pay attention to the lifeless machines that would be recording the conversations. The characters would then be alerted to a potential murderer dressed as a security officer. When the phone guy tells you to go on the day shift, he tells you to stay close to the animatronics and make sure they don't hurt anyone. Because of this, the guy believes that you're the victim of the infamous bite of 1980...something. I forget the exact year. Anyway, the animatronics are wary of you, and since you're around them, and they're always around kids, you're incidentally always around the kids. You might do something to warn the animatronics that you're making a move, and they bite you to protect the kids.

That's the theory, anyway.

i get sedated on thursday again

no it makes sense. you're just scared that you wouldn't wake back up.

Have you seen the game theory for Five Nights at Freddy's? It's quite amazing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th_LYe97ZVc&list=PL35FE5C4B157509C9&src_vid=th_LYe97ZVc&feature=iv&annotation_id=annotation_4256380423#t=2m27s