Annual reportA few words on my future plans: I recently got hold of a large amount of raw materials and parts for steampunk-themed crafts, so most probably I'll create some more pieces in that area. Also an industrial-themed pack of photos is coming up once I'll have the time and the patience to work them a bit in PS. Thirdly, in a few weeks, quite a large live roleplay will take place, and I'm sure I'll upload several pics of it too, as my costume will be awesome.
And finally, I've nearly completed two new 3D life counters for Magic: the Gathering, shortly these will be submitted as well.Also a little note: several of my deviations are for sale or art trade now (check it in the description), as I had my first art trade a while ago with the talented
, and it was an exciting and uplifting experience, and so I plan to make a practice of trading. 
And I'd like to take your opinion on something: what do you say, shall I submit more haikus, or focus only on the more visual deviations? Bonus question: If you voted for the haikus in the previous question, what do you think, shall it be entered in text only, like before, or edited onto some fitting background, and uploaded as an image?
Thank you, and happy Halloween/All Saints Eve to everyone!
Delighted
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Ready as Always
Relic Raider
"Sure I make it up as I go but not with out a trick or two, hidden in my gear."
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Carol Dean
beadweaving fool at large
I spent a long time to find a good way to make the "old papers".
I tried really lots of things, some difficult, some expensive.
Close to the best way, I tried coffe. Good, but the smell remains for a long time.
Then I found the "secret formula": shoyu sauce!
I don't know about your country, but here, in Brazil, this soy sauce is really cheap, and a bottle is enough for a hundred sheets of A4 paper!
It doesn't smell on the paper and the texture is really interesting. Try it!
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