Look to the left and you see a yellow wall.

And like the other blog I post on, I do a tour of my house today. Except it's more of a tour of my room because there is more stuff in my room than the entire house (excluding my room) combined.

And so this is what you see when you enter the front door.

...
Admittedly not very unusual. Perhaps you thought you would have seen an Xbox or a larger TV or something. But no - that's an aquarium with a very bad record (50% of the fish in it have died in 2 years), and a Flat Bomba. From many, many years ago.

This... is our display "cabinet". Note the St. John's trophies added as an afterthought at the top.

My workstation, where stuff is supposed to get done. Though there's not a lot of space to get stuff done. I need a fourth storage shelf, dammit.

LOVELOVELOVE. Try to identify the website.

SABER. Weird stuff hangs around my desk.

...like a huge assortment of stationery and paraphernalia. Like three combs.

...when did I ever have this thing?

And my sacred haven - all bow down! Not very messy, though. Not very sacred either. A feat of stuff-keeping that my mother had done - that is, until you open the cabinet behind the door. Very ordinary stuff, except for that Naruto poster up on the shelf.

The wall above the bed. Finally something you might expect to find, eh?

The stuff that's on the shelf. Well, most of the display stuff, anyway.

And where my library is. Over $300 of comics, in completely mint condition. I love my shelves.

At this point, I sit down and wonder:
I just wasted 45 minutes of my life taking pictures and posting them online.
...time perfectly spent. xD

Update: Anime and art.

Actually, I'm kinda off anime at the moment, except for Lucky Star because it's done by - who else? - Kyoto Animation. Currently I've dropped Hayate no Gotoku because I am not really interested in continuing with it, but I've started with Nagasarete Airantou, which has the basic premise of a guy stuck on an island of girls, with the normal stuff ensuing.

So now for the introductions!

Kuridoki (http://www.kuridoki.deviantart.com).

Singaporean who (if I remember correctly) won Mangaka 05 (check the '06 posters, they feature one of her works). This is her latest featured deviation, Saber from Fate/Stay Night, which apparently will go on sale at future anime conventions (I believe one convention is Cosfest). Featured once in the Straits Times, through a letter submitted by her father(?) after the featured LifeStyle article on manga (which I still have in my cupboard somewhere). Check it out. :)

























ml-11mk (http://ml-11mk.deviantart.com/)

Apparently, from the random remarks I heard by people in AEP (namely seniors and the teacher), this guy used to be from AEP in my school as well - or rather, is in the JC section now. Of course, I felt greatly depressed for a while after that. Of course, from what you can see in this picture, his digital painting is great stuff. Some of these really great people come around once in a while - the person on top flagged this digital painting as a must-see. Go see his other stuff.










These are, once again, top-of-the-line (in my eyes) deviators who deserve the recognition they are getting. And as you might have noticed, I do actually look for stuff other than anime.