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kittyholiday
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[2009-09-02 02:46:47 +0000 UTC]
"Didn't do it, you have no proof"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 811; Deviations: 61; Watchers: 20
Watching: 220; Pageviews: 9533; Comments Made: 1377; Friends: 220
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Some of my art friendsFavorite movies: too many
Favorite bands / musical artists: Too many
Favorite writers: many
Favorite games: Casual gaming stuff
Favorite gaming platform: what's that?
Tools of the Trade: pecil, paper, colored pencils
Other Interests: Art
# About me
1)I like chocolate and sour candies2)love music, not noise
3)really don't care for assholes
4)fave colors are black,green,purple,&blue
5)I actually don't like red(or pink)
6) random mood swings seem to be part of my character, too
Current Residence: my own little world
deviantWEAR sizing preference: ???
Print preference: ???
Favourite genre of music: Rock, Pop, J-pop
Favourite photographer: My grandma, Anne Geddes
Favourite style of art: Manga
Operating System: A Dell frankomputer, and the mac at school
MP3 player of choice: Zen?
Shell of choice: the one you get of the beach
Wallpaper of choice: huh?
Skin of choice: my own, thank you
Favourite cartoon character: Too many
Personal Quote: Meow!!/Bite me!
# Comments
Comments: 296
Hey there thanks for faving
.:Character Stereotypes To Avoid And Fix:.~Character stereotypes and how to avoid em~
• WHY: Why are stereotypes bad? They are predictable, boring, annoying, cliché, flat, one-dimensional, need I go on? There’s no advantage to a character stereotype. They water down amazing plots and hinder a mediocre story that could become a great one. I’m not saying at all to avoid predictability so much that your character is all over the place, but, avoid complete stereotyping.
• START: For the sake of simplicity in describing your character to someone else, you may want to use some stereotype wording to paint a quick idea. BUT be careful, and show that your character is more than just that. For example my character Cecelia Hazel is a dumb pretty popular cheerleader with powers. But she’s a kind person who doesn't really get mad. She has powers but she is never a good fighter. She tries martial arts but fails at it. From the assumption of the stereotype “cheerleader” you could assume Cecelia and I hope you find it helpful! I have more guides in my gallery too. It would be cool if you watched me to see the new guides I have coming!
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Thank you so much for favoriting my Night Vale poster!
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You're welcome, your dolls are gorgeous!!!!!
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Thank you so much for adding me to your watch list, i am utterly flattered 
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Yup. took me a while to find you again
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Well isn't that just precious!
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you're welcome! I look forward to seeing your work again
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D'awwww, you. It's gonna take a while. I can't even post the photos I already have, since this shitball computer won't download flashplayer.....which apparently I need! AAARGHHH
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You'll get there. Just don't kill it yet
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This is quite a bit late, but nonetheless we wanted to thank you for watching us! It's very much appreciated!
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for the fave on my Dollmaker comic! I hope you enjoyed the whole thing!
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Happy birthday andy!!! even though i already texted you!
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A certain comment... >_<
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