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Azumanga is super.What choices are we looking at here?
Probably either Evangelion, Code Geass R2, Madoka, or something lighter like Lucky Star or Azumanga Diaoh.
There are tools called smudgers (I'm not sure of the actual term), which is basically extremely tightly rolled paper shaped like a crayon that you can use to smudge your shading. You can use paper, but you need to be careful since it won't normally be as precise without the narrow tip the smudger would have.Blending stumps.
I don't know, I believe technical foundations carry over between tablet and pencil/paper. If you're good with one, you're pretty much going to be perfectly fine switching to the other.I've been meaning to ask but keep forgetting; what brand of tablet do you guys generally use and what program(s) do you guys use?From what I've seen, if I were you I'd honestly just start off with the much cheaper and frankly more educational pencil and paper for drawing instead of splurging on a $150+ tablet that you'll never adequately paint with because you have no technical foundations to work on.
CRT stands for "cathode ray tube."Discharging a capacitor can be done by directly shorting out the two terminals with a wire, but that's not safe at all in situations where you have a capacitor storing large amounts of energy. It will make sparks if you do this. Look up discharging capacitors on youtube. Safely discharging a capacitor requires a resistor.
Patchy, that sounds sensible, but how do you suggest discharging the high voltage components? There's still going to be a pathway, well, through your body, just not through your body and off to the ground.
Yeah, I was going to say. This is obvious, but ground the fuck out of yourself first if you're going to do anything with capacitors... and probably look up additional advice on the internet as to how to do it, because I last dug around inside electronics a rather long time ago =/I think in this case, you'd actually want to avoid grounding yourself at first, to avoid having an electrical pathway through your body. Once the high voltage components have been discharged, then you'd be okay with working on it.
Katanagatari is extremely well done, though that ending isYou might enjoy Dennou Coil.Spoiler (click to show/hide)
Same with the Battle Royale manga.
On a somewhat less grim note, Summer Wars and The Girl who Leapt Through Time are both excellent IMO. Any other suggestions?
As a fellow dane i can confirm that college/university is a super good thing. I've only been in for half a year, but despite the mental wall that is calculus and mathematics (half of which i'm positive i won't ever lay my eyes on again), i'm still loving it.For me, calculus is something that I see everywhere now that I've taken it. It honestly changes how you observe things, in my opinion.
Yes, I'm doing it. I'm almost there. I'm at episode 104 of Hokuto No Ken, just a few episodes away from being done with HnK.I mostly stick to shorter series, so it's not too bad for me.
Now I just need to forget that HnK 2 exists, so I can live my life without the torment of feeling obligated to watch it.
I have no idea how you guys marathon shows like you do, I get mentally exhausted after three eps.
Nisemonogatari/Bakemonogatari - I love this dialogue to bitsIf you liked Bakemonogatari dialogue, consider watching Tatami Galaxy as well.
