My course is Informatics & Econometrics and speciality: Multimedia & CG.

Hmmm. What is your course by the way? So your thesis isn’t requiring you to create an application? I thought it was like at my school (course to be exact), that the application was the thesis itself, and the document part only supports it.

I didn’t reply to your email mainly because I’m working on a subject change… I must talk to my boss wether or not I’d be able to write like 40+ pages about Multimedia in Fashion or something like that. I don’t think I’d be able to create application for thesis, even though I’ll deffinitelt try to learn Ruby.

I’m going for Wacom Intuos4 Medium. Since I find the Large too big for me. I’m using my boss’ Wacom currently at my workplace, I dunno what model this is, but it sure is old. It isn’t even Intuos I think.

Hahaha. So you’re the impatient type, huh? You want things instantly. I’m the type of person who finds challenge in things I can’t do yet… I do aim to surpass people, in which I do think speeds up the process on improving. If I surpass one person already, I’ll aim for another one. Hahaha.

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BTW, you haven’t replied to my email, regarding your thesis. Hahaha. I don’t really know why, but I can’t get my mind off thesis, whether it be mine or other people’s. I’m even currently a technical consultant for a thesis. Wahahaha. Maybe the reason is I’m still not up to take a Masteral Degree, that’s why I bend my attention to other people =p. Weird, huh?

Yes, I wanted her to look stiff. Stiff and self-concious.
I’m glad you think that blue makes her look ironic, because that’s exactly how she is.
*sigh* I guess you can call her my alter-ego. I really put a lot of my own personality in her (and I didn’t want to, seriously). Just wonder which one of us is more stiff >_>.

Back to subject, I have a tablet: Wacom Intuos3 A3. If you want to buy a tablet Wacom is the only choice ;).
Since I know that you’re good at drawing, I’d recommend the same model I have, unless you can afford Intuos4 or Cintiq 21 (because 12 is just a little bit too small). Bamboo on the other hand would be perfectly ok if you were to stick to vectors only, but it’s not so great when it comes to drawing. Intuos affords pen tilt and more pressure than Bamboo.
And you don’t need such a big one. I got used to my A3, but A4 is just the perfect size. A5 still isn’t too small, but it’s a little less comfortable. I have A5 at work and after few hours my elbow starts hurting.
I rambled more about it here, if you were interested: http://vihainen.net/index.php/2009/01/wacom-presentation/
I hope I helped ;).

As for the texture: yes, I did it myself. The only things I didn’t create in this piece are: lace on top of the dress, bow on the skirt and the font ;).

I guess you will be able to judge wether or not I can draw soon enough ;). All I can say is that me+paper+pencil are not good friends. Though I’m quite happy with my digital sketch even though it’s quite messy.
I guess I’m too ambitious when it comes to drawing, I don’t really have much experience, but I want my creations to be oh so perfect. I know that there are things which would come with time, but I want it now~! (I want it now, give me your heart and your soul, tra la la la la – sorry I see MUSE’s lyrics everywhere o_o).