All through our lives we try to define ourselves in this huge world. We want to stand out, we want to be different, we want to make sure people would know us as soon as they came in contact with us. We try to separate ourselves, however, not only to be unique but often because we do not wish to be associated with something we find repulsive. Our thoughts and ideas about what kind of people we are and what "standards" we hold to greatly influence our choice in friends, our choices in what art we choose to view, etc.

When we come into contact with something we do not feel fits in with our ideals, at times we will speak our minds. Some people, needless to say, are much more tactful and respectful about it than others.

And some of us say nothing. We just click the wonderful little x button to close the window, and go somewhere else. We acknowledge these things to be out there, but it doesn't mean we have to look at them or take part in them, unless someone feels the need to attack us for our views.

Then shit hits the fan and the verbal ass-kicking ensues.

You didn't think my little reflection on the strange stuff I see on the intrawebs would end on a serious note, did you? :p

Oh the cutenessssss

Ha! I didn't forget about this blog, see? :p Anyway...

In reference to the title of this entry, I came across a preview on scans_daily (on lj) for a "Tiny Titans" comic coming out next year. It's going to be geared toward little kids, I believe, but it just looks so adorable...

And so, I had to draw my own version of Pan as a little kid...

OBEY THE CUTENESS!!! Geez, she's even goth when she's a little pipsqueak. XD

:D I swear, after I finish doing all my homework I'm going to get some "serious" artwork done. Srsly.

And now that I think about it, that'd make a cute shirt. I might see about making a vector version later...