2020 hasn't been a good year so far, and I doubt 2021's going to be any different. It sucks that Boris Johnson pulled the rug on us by suddenly telling us we couldn't meet up for Christmas. Overall, this year has definitely been interesting to say the least.

Either way, there's still a few things to look forward to next year: Prince Phillip's going to be 100 in June, and my account's going to be five by the end of October. The Olympics were delayed, but they'll come back next year. Also, a tested vaccine's probably going to come out during the summer

I just hope that nothing worse happens, and that we'll be able to come out of this mess alive; At least those who still are.

Honestly, I think I should actually draw my own profile picture. It's not even mine.

The original artpiece: "THE BOIS BOIS BOIS" was by @Dewdneym

I really liked it because Falinks was, and still is, my favourite Pokemon, but I found it hard to draw them.

I'm not that proud of having someone else's work as the main thing people will see when visiting my page.

I feel like if I keep this, It's probably going to affect me negatively in the future, since all other artists draw their own profile pics.

Also, it doesn't fit well with everything else on my page on an aesthetic level, so I should probably do something about it.

Edit: Apparently he said it was okay to use it. That's good. At least I won't need to change it too soon

I finally got more than 4 votes on my art. This means I'm finally able to get scouted and become an approved artist.

I finally have a score on my art and it feels so great.

Edit: I just got scouted by @ProfessorClockwork and now I'm in the artist portal.

Also, as of now, I have 9 fans.

Given how both Halloween and Christmas are both events which are only one day, yet take over the entire month, they are basically the Galeem and Dharkon of every year

You know it's Christmas when companies start making wholesome adverts.

I believe that since it takes double the speed to move normally in half speed, actions must also take double the amount of force to perform. That's why attacks hit harder if they are faster. Therefore, you are more powerful in slow motion.

Since stopped time must be near 0x speed for anyone to move inside it, any actions in stopped time must be infinitely fast or powerful.

Also, in half speed, everything would be twice as heavy, as they require twice as much force to be moved by people in half speed.

This means that you would be stuck in place in stopped time, as the air particles around you would have infinite weight.

I feel like this isn't new to anyone, but it was to me.

I have a disc of "The Lion King: Hakuna Matata" from about a decade ago, but everyone calls it "The Lion King 1½" when I have "The Lion King 3". What's with that?

The half term started a few days ago, so I was finally able to make some art at home.

It was the third prompt of Inktober(Bulky), and I decided to draw a giant isometric Steve head.

This took a long time to finish because of the amount of crosshatching I needed to draw, but I was able to do it in one night.

So, I'd really like it if you checked it out by clicking the link below

Speaking of which, my other Inktober art hasn't been getting much attention, so I'd really like it if you saw it. It's even the banner for my account.

I've had this conversation a few months or weeks ago with my friends: the way that it's framed makes it seem like it's a prequel of it's own movie.

I mean, think about it: Both Sonic and Eggman look or act different from their game counterparts, we have the forgotten side character who won't be referenced in any future movies and we have the ending scenes foreshadowing where the characters end up in life. The only thing we need is the chronological sequel to set the same status quo, only to break it by the end of it.

This may be food for thought, but I still believe in this theory. Either way, it seems like SEGA snd Paramount are taking the long route to creating a franchise or cinematic universe; instead of rushing into it like most properties, only for them to fail at both.

If you are wondering, I am going to be doing it still. I even started it yesterday.

I don't feel like doing it is going to "support the art stealer", because it's a free event, and the main source of controversy was from the book he was going to release.

Besides, almost everyone in America does Thanksgiving every year, despite many of them knowing that Christopher Columbus invaded the Native Americans. So, why are we turning on Jake Parker so quickly based on speculation.

By the way, I'm also not trying to throw shade at Alphonso Dunn. I just think that there should be a few more sources(people coming out against Jake Parker for similar reasons) before it's considered fact.