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I'm a guy that doodles. Occasionally, my doodles run amuck. They often end up having some meaning to me imparted in them, but I never really start with that intention.
Rarely, I start with a clear intent of what I want to draw. The results are almost always butt ugly. My demeanor lends itself to winging it more than anything else.
My favorite color is blue, I like hamburgers, my hobbies include martial arts, gaming, doodling (oh shit!), pretty much anything combat-oriented (I'm sure I'm on a list somewhere now), Eastern philosophies (yeah, definitely on a list), and anything that catches my interest when it does.
I don't want to hear about your ambitions or goals, or your achievements. I want to hear about the times you gave up everything, willingly and invisibly, for those who will never know it.
Oh, and sometimes I'm kind of a dick. Workin' on it! High five!
Rarely, I start with a clear intent of what I want to draw. The results are almost always butt ugly. My demeanor lends itself to winging it more than anything else.
My favorite color is blue, I like hamburgers, my hobbies include martial arts, gaming, doodling (oh shit!), pretty much anything combat-oriented (I'm sure I'm on a list somewhere now), Eastern philosophies (yeah, definitely on a list), and anything that catches my interest when it does.
I don't want to hear about your ambitions or goals, or your achievements. I want to hear about the times you gave up everything, willingly and invisibly, for those who will never know it.
Oh, and sometimes I'm kind of a dick. Workin' on it! High five!
Internal Power
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From the TapOut-sporting chest-thumpers who dismiss internal arts altogether as useless dances, to the fantasy-weaving aficionados who think Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was a documentary and spend their days trying to project fireballs from their palms…conversations about the internal martial arts with anyone but a sincere practitioner can be likened to playing tennis against a brick wall…relentlessly repetitive and unending until you call it quits.
The following is an excerpt from the book "Xing Yi Nei Gong: Xing Yi Health Maintenance and Internal Strength Development." The book is a compilation of material provided by Maste
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thanks very much for the fav
much appreciated
much appreciatedNp, it's a sick drawing...I got a buddy who does similar art
really? Got a link to his page? I'd like to see it
Ah his stuff's not online, just in his sketchbook...I should tell him to get it up though, he's got some awesome stuff.
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thanx for the fav
My pleasure, it's a beautiful painting
Cool artwork, Hoodie Sensei!
