Wow. I just stumbled across your website and blog. Incredible work. Though I've done a very little simple sketching before, for Christmas I was given a computer pen tablet so I've been sketching a whole lot - mostly manga style - in the last day or so which reminded me how I heard you drew a lot and thus my discovery of your site. I love the first one. The entire texture and flow of her hair are really nicely done. I would seriously consider buying that one to have framed. Very glad I came across you blog. I love drawings and paintings for all the labor that's been put into them, as apposed to say a simple photograph. Also, it's fun to be able to control every aspect of the piece of art, really pushing you to consider and analyze all the aspects that make such as a drawing evoke the emotion that it does. I was just noticing that when drawing [manga style] faces today, how amazing a tiny little curving up at the end of a line has such a huge impact on the evoked emotion. So knowing where that is needed and how to do it - well, my kudos to you.
Reylia and Johnna Slaby are two twin American girls who were born and raised in Japan.
From the age of 17 they started to teach.
They now are working at various schools and universities in the Kansai area.
ジャナ＆リリアは日本で育ったアメリカ人です。
１７歳の時から英語を教えます。
現在、奈良の様々な学校や大学で英語を教えています。
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Wow, you are an artist! You drew these pictures very well! I am impressed how you drew them well. Keep it up!
Wow. I just stumbled across your website and blog. Incredible work. Though I've done a very little simple sketching before, for Christmas I was given a computer pen tablet so I've been sketching a whole lot - mostly manga style - in the last day or so which reminded me how I heard you drew a lot and thus my discovery of your site. I love the first one. The entire texture and flow of her hair are really nicely done. I would seriously consider buying that one to have framed. Very glad I came across you blog. I love drawings and paintings for all the labor that's been put into them, as apposed to say a simple photograph. Also, it's fun to be able to control every aspect of the piece of art, really pushing you to consider and analyze all the aspects that make such as a drawing evoke the emotion that it does. I was just noticing that when drawing [manga style] faces today, how amazing a tiny little curving up at the end of a line has such a huge impact on the evoked emotion. So knowing where that is needed and how to do it - well, my kudos to you.
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