I'll download regular glaze instead. They seem to be backed up with requests and I'd hate to contribute to their troubles. After I'm able to glaze everything, I will take a shot at re-uploading all of my posts (and deleting unnecessary embarrassing ones).

I will be asking for a login for Webglaze. I'd hate to be scraped.

I should probably start making a signature.

I wasn't in a very good mood when I drew this (clearly) but people seemed to like it, so I might as well share.

(I just realized i can quote post) Admittedly I haven't done as much research on these clefts as I'd like to because I was a little more focused on character development and trying to think about how it might be like (socially) living with these differences. I'll look into it more of course.

While I was self conscious about the last drawing, I asked how to draw faces. Someone in the system ended up collaborating with me to redraw him. Because of how differently we draw, some details look mismatched but I don't mind, I like how he came out. He has a cleft lip and type 5 Tessier cleft.

I realized that I'm not very good at drawing anyone who isn't me. Anything below the nose bridge is lost to me, which isn't very ideal, (especially when there are important features there). This lead to some difficulties. I was feeling self conscious about it until my friends encouraged me.

Two people liked my last post and I was caught off guard by the fact that I'm perceivable. This is my first foray into having an internet presence in any capacity. This isn't *bad* by any stretch, but it is something new I should get used to.

(I'll fix my tablet driver, I promise.)

I find myself operating like a fictional person doing an emote. i will sit at our computer and do this at the screen. who socialized me like this?