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Chapter 15 of Mari’s stories. This one is about The Forest.

You can read it here.

Chapter 14 of Mari’s stories. This one is about a girl named Tomi, and her doll Tomoe.

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Chapter 13 of Mari’s stories. This one is about balance, and is told by Mrs. Beedog.

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Chapter 12 of Mari’s stories. This one is about videogames.

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Chapter 11 of Mari’s stories. This one is about making mistakes.

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Chapter 10 of Mari’s stories. This one is about Mama’s guitar, and Senor Perrito del Burrito.

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Chapter 8 of Mari’s stories. This one is about Earth Day.

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Chapter 7 of Mari’s stories. This one is about Music.

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Chapter 6 of Mari’s stories. This one is about Papa and the Inufantry.

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Chapter 5 of Mari’s stories. This one is about Taka and Aki.

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Chapter 4 of Mari’s stories. This one is about Eleanor.

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Chapter 3 of Mari’s stories. This one is about Dr. Patches.

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Chapter 2 of Mari’s stories. This one is about Joe the Roofcat.

You can read it here.

A little story about Mari, as told by Mari herself.

Read it here if you like

Submissions for the Rhythm Zinegoku project.

Greetings from 12th place (Made with Art Academy Sketchpad for Wii U)

For a while now I’ve had this idea rolling around in my head for a Zelda spinoff featuring Link’s little sister, Aryll.

After Wind Waker, with the world at peace, Link returns the Master Sword and the Hero’s clothes to his grandma. These are family heirlooms by right, after all. He then goes off with Tetra and her pirate friends, doing piratey things. Perhaps somewhere on the great sea they run into trouble, and to grandma’s chagrin, Aryll takes up the sword and clothes to go rescue her brother.

Being small, she would have some difficulty swinging that sword. Once she has some momentum going she can keep it up, but the initial motion needed for her to begin an attack takes some effort. In some cases it will be more efficient and effective to look for creative methods of neutralizing enemies, rather than relying on a blade to hack mindlessly through every obstacle. Of course you CAN use the sword, but doing so should be a last resort, as it will seldom be worth the energy and may even put you at risk.

Probably not worth fleshing out the concept too much, but it sure is fun to draw.

Click the image for the full size, or the Art tab for more Aryll.

Several people have asked about the updates I’ve been making to characters for TJS Season 2, so I figured I’d make a post to show what’s different and explain the logic behind some of the changes. The short version is that I’ve been fixing things that have always annoyed me and just generally making everyone prettier to look at and more versatile / easy to work with.

For the long version and a peek at Season 2, hit the jump.

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