"Hello everyone!
Wasn't sure about doing another post of Faine' since you saw her WIP, but figured why not while giving an update?
First with the website, we've been studying ways to spruce it up a bit, so it's been fun diving back into html, css, etc for coding. Looking forward to really making it more colorful and fitting for our realm.
Next, been continuing the studies in anatomy and practicing muscle structure, bone structures, etc.
Focusing on more Kanji now that there's a better understanding of particles and sentence structure for 日本語.
Starting to dive into parts of Deutsch and Русский язык. (Surprisingly those two are far easier to study much to my relief!)
Oh! We finally have the Prologue Script to Black Lagoon complete, already started Production. Elated to finally have a part II to the Roanapur series after sitting on it for a while. For the longest I wanted to go with another plot idea but hit a road block in how it would unfold. So after re watching the show, I feel better about this new route being taken and will make things flow much smoother.
What else...ah! Fontaine part I will have it's finale for the Traveler series, and then we'll explore other Nations so I look forward to Inazuma, Mondstadt, Sumeru and Liyue.
Hmmm, there's much more to be said, yet I'll be writing a full essay if I don't stop here. This month has been pretty busy outside the theatre, so I'm glad to be moving things along.Thank you all for your patience, please continue taking care of yourselves and staying hydrated. Don't forget to sleep properly when you can!
See you soon~"- "Artist"
Random: I think it's interesting the human form has a diamond shape in the back of the trapezius. Like an opening or at least a thin section of the muscle area. From what I understand, that's just how the muscle fibers are as they come together.
When I pointed this out to a friend of mine, he wondered if that's why they go for that area of the back in Attack on Titan. (I haven't seen the show myself or read the manga, but that would be interesting if that's the case.)