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Ah... If you don't mind children's books, I do recommend Philip Reeve's "The Hungry City Chronicles" (also known as "Predator Cities"). Consists of 4 books: Mortal Engines, Predator's Gold, Infernal Devices, and A Darkling Plain. It's set in the far future, during what they call the Traction Era. The world is now a massive, nation-less wasteland and hunting grounds for the Traction Cities: basically an entire city on wheels. Dystopian future? Check. Steampunk-like vibe? Check. Airships and a literal airship-city? HELLA CHECK. Mad scientist practices? SIGN ME THE FUDGE UP. ... If it wasn't obvious enough, this is my absolute favorite book series. It actually hurts me to know not many people even know about this series.

I'm just stuck on Adobe Photoshop. I've tried other options, but they've either turned out too frustrating, too "janky", or it literally just doesn't work on my laptop. (unsolvable pen pressure issues, refuses to open at all, crashes in like... 5 seconds) I do everything on Photoshop though. Digital work, photo touch-ups for friends (eugh), small graphic stuff. Is all good. //thumbs up!

I have nothing bad to say about this game. I love this game from the void and beyond. @_@ Although I have to say, I haven't actually finished it yet. But my brother's spoiled the entire game for me so WELP. //shrugs But I do as I do in open worlds: break all the enemies and claim fame. I spend more time just hunting random things than actually progressing through storylines.

Not really much else to share I guess? I just like doing what I'm doing, which is mostly art. Partially setting some time aside for little projects. And maybe picking up some game development. I own a cat, actually! His name is Schrodinger. And I definitely like rainy days better. A good reason to sleep in, and everything just gets cold cold cold~

Oh. Well... Seems like I'm saving time on making intro posts. x'D