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OHHH MYYY GAWD. I haven't posted anything in ages. Partly because I.. a. have been really busy because of school work b. I didn't know until 5 minutes ago how to use my scanner c. I haven't really been drawing anything AND MOST IMPORTANTLY: d. I've just been a biiiit lazy.
SO. What inspired me to do this? Well, I found the 100 theme challenge thing and I decided to do this. :] And I just figured out how to use my Mom's dear hp printer scanner thingy. So, there ya go. I'll learn how to work the marvelous photoshop later. ANYWAYS, this is #89 in the challenge: THROUGH THE FIRE. ...for those of you who don't play guitar hero, "Through the Fire and Flames" is one of the most beastly songs in the whole franchise.  I will be using my dear buddy Pip for my various attempts at finishing this challenge from hell. |
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