Fighting Insomnia

Insomnia sucks.
But is also kind of cool because it boosts creativity. (my hand is hurting because I`ve been writing non-stop since 6 AM - Damn random-stories, you spin my world around!)

Very excited, it`s only two weeks until Tracon! I`ve got the full set for my cosplay attempt and it`s beginning to be hard to keep the hype down. I`ll be seeing a lot of my friends there and hopefully everyone will be having fun the whole weekend =)

But to doodles then; Here are some more doodles and stuff, the usual kind of stuff I do. Though now haven`t been drawing lately.
I recently finished playing Medievil 2 through once again, and now I`m going through Spyro the dragon.
Sister tells me she wants to research on my Vergil gameplay with DMC3 too and maybe try DMC1 again.
She also tries to hook me on trying Elder Scrolls Oblivion as well, but I might need more time with that one.
Still quite frustrated how I haven`t been able to be happy about the character I`ve created.
But yes, enough chiiba-chaaba.
Until next week again.
(In hopes my computer won`t die before that. Though I believe Smudger will be able to cover me if that is to happen)

Autumn sun

Gosh, my computer is buzzing annoyingly as I type this... It seems to be nearing its death I fear. Not soon I hope...
Autumn is here. I`ve found myself often walking in the chilly air under the cold sky at night.
Wonderous things I`ve seen, like all kinds of city animals; rabbits, a fox and even bats.

But now about drawing. Wanted to try some black and white styled stuff and even my sister says they look kind of creepy.
And then there are those dark angel doodles again and the last opening with some disturbing things. The freaky faces and a little blood are all because of a nasty demon possession. The nasty-little-demon kind of possession. (usually my demons are young handsome men but enough of that)
And that random picture of the crazy best friends, a little something to maybe brighten the other darker looking pieces.
Winter is on it`s way and I feel saddened that I have to bid farewell to the heartwarming sun light, until the coming spring...