Added a Kenshin pencil sketch a few days ago. It's not bad...I'll have to do more of them. I've also been working on some original art for Megami Studio's first manga project, Real-Time Digital Girlfriend Maya. Since I've decided to start small, (RTDGM is going to be something of a short story) Shibuya Beats is going to be developed more slowly over the summer while I learn some proper manga skills and get some more photos of the Kamakura area.

In the meantime, our new project will be something to submit that, hopefully, someone like I.C. Entertainment's AmeriManga will pick up. Because right now, they only have one series that's any good. (That being Kouseki. Story-wise, Soul Union rather interesting, but the art needs a lot of work) After that, the only way I can go is up.

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I've been added to the Serene webring, much to my surprise. I submitted my site several months ago, and I'd assumed that because I didn't hear back for so long that MythNet had been rejected and I forgot about it. I'm glad to know that others appreciate my hard work. In fact, I am proud to announce that MythNet was listed as the March Site of the Month on Anime Angels. The praise does not go unappreciated, believe me.

On the down side, I will probably be killing off Hell's Bells soon. I've found I really don't have the time or the inclination to update it, and lately it's become simply a place to post the ByteBack! A.J. Axline emails my dad forwards to me. But since A.J. is stepping down from his column, the last purpose of Hell's Belles has ended as well. I may put together a personal site soon, where I may have a small mini-blog to report on upcoming projects, so stay tuned.

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