Massive Website Update

[eredien]

Okay, people, you know the drill. New pictures and an updated links section, yadda yadda yadda. There's a link to the left. No pushing. Keep your hands and arms inside the ride at all times. Move along.

Oh, yeah, and the Saiyuki fanfic. The first one. I'm planning on doing a funny one later.

I think this would be a good time to explain to other people, as I've been queried about it, how I take criticism on my writing or artwork: yes, please! If you have something to say, good or bad, say it on whatever forum you please. Call if you want to call. Leave messages on my livejournal. If you don't want to do that, you can email or instant message me. Please! I need to know what my writing and art is doing to the inside of your head, good and bad, to make my own works better.

A question for those who have seen Fruits Basket and both seasons of Saiyuki: and Which anime do you think would be a better fit with the song Galileo, by the Indigo Girls, for eventual video-making purposes? I can see both working, but can't decide...

I like being able to put "accomplished" in the little mood box below and really mean it.

Comments

Re: I feel old. :)

[eredien]

My goodness. You have been watching anime for quite a bit, haven't you? How neat.

I'm hoping to see more of Trigun this weekend. Got halfway through during finals week before my brain died and my friends and I decided we needed food. I've seen Magic User's Club - the movie, at least - and thought it was adorable! Most of whatever my friend Sei had of CCS. Lupin - if it was Miyazaki's version - I fell asleep during. But accidentally - I'd pulled an all-nighter the day before and was supremely stressed that week. And what can I say about Fushigi Yugi? It was the first full-length anime series I saw, and will always hold a special place in my heart as such.

What's KOR?

Re: I feel old. :)

[jcfiala.livejournal.com]

There are a lot of good Lupin movies, and Miyazaki only did one of them. 'Fuma Clan' is a fun Indiana-Jones type romp. 'Tokyo Crisis' takes time to paint Zenigata in a solid, positive light - he doesn't get Lupin, but he's not a fool. (Well, not a complete fool.) 'Dead or Alive' is Lupin vs. the absolute dictator of some small country, fighting over the secret treasure that everyone knows the location of, but which no one dares recover. 'Legend of the Gold of Babylon' is good if you're really interested in seeing what the Japanese thought the 70's were like in America.

KOR? Kimagure Orange Road. The story of this love triangle - only the center point of the love triangle is psychic, and thusly has to keep that a secret while still trying to get along. It's a lot of fun, really.