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@ Kiki ;
You... get to make an rpg with it. o_o
you make the characters, set their stats, make magic, put animations with it, set damage, make weapons, make armors, make accessories, make stories, monsters, everything. XD
It's fun. :3

Just. if I plan it all out on a computer, it goes to just copying it down later. Which gets boring. easily. I'd rather be spontaneous and make things up as I do it. XD

@ Espy ;
used to want to? D:

Yeah. Didn't have the time.

Ah. :c I sorry.
Well maybe in some random universe, if I ever get done with a game on my own laptop whenever I get it, I can let you try it. XD Idk?

I'm just a bit desperate, so I'm posting in here in case anyone checks:

xpost from FB:

Alright, sooo. Does anyone know how a logo should be oriented on a bandana? (I’m considering this is an option in keeping my hair out of my face.) The options are:

-Putting it dead center. Pros: It’s big and centered, and rotation is irrelevant. Cons: At least half of it will not be visible with most methods of wearing it.

-Putting it /facing the corner/ from the center. Pros: It’ll be visible with most methods of wearing it. Correct orientation if used as mask (which would be rare but still cool?) Cons: Rotation IS relevant. It will be upside down from the front if I use it as a headband.

-Putting it /facing the center/ from the corner: Pros: Visiblility. Correct orientation when worn as headband. Cons: It’ll be upside-down any other way.

That is the craziest question I have heard in a while.

I would say middle option. Or if possible... but three bandannas and do all three!

I wish I was more crafty, I have a lot of interest in art and craft making, but don't do as much as I could. I usually make my own cards at christmas time, but that is a dying hobby due to the fact not many people send cards these days. I can do simple crochet but have only ever made one project in my life (baby hat and booties). I am just not very self disciplined I guess. I have done digital art too, also made websites, but at the end of the day I never really perfect my hobbies.