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Agentny003

Agentny003 3 months ago

Very important to balance work and life outside of work.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 3 months ago

@Agentny003

I’m really bad at keeping that balance.
My family and friends worry about me.
I know I should fix it… but it’s just not that easy.

Agentny003

Agentny003 3 months ago

Wow. Quite a story. It makes sense cause after the inject you to knock you out, you won’t remember a thing accept be in a recovery room.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 3 months ago

@Agentny003

Exactly! I wish they’d invent a type of anesthesia that only works on the wound until it’s fully healed!

Agentny003

Agentny003 4 months ago

Resting is good for the creative mind. Sometimes dreams sends us messages or maybe even premonitions.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 3 months ago

@Agentny003

That dream really freaked me out.
So I ended up going to swimming school.
Thanks to that, I’ve never actually drowned in real life!

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 4 months ago

@Agentny003

Yeah, exactly. Even if we're painting the same subject, it really matters what kind of light is hitting it.
I just really love bright colors, so I don’t usually draw nighttime scenes.

By the way, I think the ocean in your comics looks beautiful.✨

Agentny003

Agentny003 4 months ago

@tamakimikesaka: Thanks. I just played around with the types of blue.

Agentny003

Agentny003 4 months ago

Pretty much to what I said on the previous chapter. Except the part of black.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 4 months ago

@Agentny003

Yeah, I was shocked when I read your last comment.
It's like you can read my mind!

Agentny003

Agentny003 4 months ago

@tamakimikesaka: Not necessarily. it’s something I had to look up but it was similar when I read your previous page.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 4 months ago

@Agentny003

I actually talked about something similar back in Epi.64 – How to Paint the Sky.
Hinata asked me to go deeper into the relationship between color and light after that, so I gave her a passionate explanation.
That’s what the next episode’s all about.

And knowing you… you might be able to guess the whole script without even reading it!

Agentny003

Agentny003 4 months ago

So your character is afraid of spiders huh? I see now.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 4 months ago

@Agentny003

She actually likes how spiders look,
but it’s the way they move that creeps her out.

The idea of eight legs moving all at once?
Yeah, she’s like “nope.” lol

Agentny003

Agentny003 5 months ago

Good friend can be silly but always have each other’s backs.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 5 months ago

@Agentny003
He's got my tail, and also I've got his back - spikes and all. lol )^o^(

Agentny003

Agentny003 5 months ago

Talk about getting scammed. 😂

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 5 months ago

@Agentny003
This was a door-to-door scam that was all over Japan about ten years ago.
I was fed up with it back then.

Agentny003

Agentny003 5 months ago

I’m the type of person who’s a terrible liar. Sometimes there are situations in which you have to say a “white lie”. If you can’t, the best way to tell the truth is by opening up and sit with the person without having to make them uncomfortable and upset.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 5 months ago

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<font style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font style="vertical-align: inherit;">まさにその通りです。意見や不満を伝える時は、落ち着いてはっきりと話すことが本当に大切だと思います。あなたのコメントは全くネガティブな印象ではありませんでしたが、それでも、他の人と話す時にあなたがどれほど思慮深いかを感じました。
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Agentny003

Agentny003 5 months ago

Lighting and shading are the two most important key elements in colorin; without them there are no details. As for the boundary lines, you’re right.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 5 months ago

@Agentny003

I usually start by teaching details first, then follow up with lighting and shading together.

The method you mentioned—teaching lighting and shading first, then adding details—sounds like the grisaille technique. That approach might actually be easier for my students to grasp. I’ll give it a try in the next lesson.

Agentny003

Agentny003 5 months ago

If doing a sky is awesome, I can’t wait until you teach them how to paint buildings.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 5 months ago

@Agentny003

Around last month, I taught one of my younger students how to draw Mont Saint-Michel.
I haven’t drawn that episode yet—maybe sometime next year!(;ω;)

Agentny003

Agentny003 5 months ago

Way to add quantum physics to art. I never even thought about that. 😮

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 5 months ago

@Agentny003

I always try to give my students the most accurate info I can.
Explaining this wears me out—so I always treat myself to ice cream after class. lol

Agentny003

Agentny003 5 months ago

A very basic start when it comes to doing landscapes. 😁👍

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 5 months ago

@Agentny003

Once they learn how to paint skies, their artwork really levels up.😄

Agentny003

Agentny003 6 months ago

The way you squeeze out the paint is the same way I do with toothpaste every morning and before I go to sleep.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 5 months ago

@Agentny003

Looks like a lot of people felt the same way you did.
It wasn’t until I read your comment that I realized this trick could work on toothpaste tubes too!

Agentny003

Agentny003 6 months ago

Believe it or not sometimes the water can play a role in a painting.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 6 months ago

@Agentny003

Yeah, blending can totally change the color from what you expected.
I always do a quick test before putting anything on the actual painting.

Agentny003

Agentny003 6 months ago

Looks like you’ve met your match in knowledge of art. Kanji is also another form of Japanese writing but if I’m not mistaken, it’s written vertically.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 6 months ago

@Agentny003

Yeah, each of my students has their own strengths, and their personalities really come through in their work.
Class is always full of inspiration!

As for kanji, it can be written both vertically and horizontally—
but the calligraphy piece he brought in this time was written vertically.

Agentny003

Agentny003 6 months ago

Looks like someone is going overboard with the meaning of the leaves.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 6 months ago

>Agentny003


That was me.
In Japanese, we pronounce "leaf," "leaves," and "points" all the same — "happa."
I ended up explaining it in a way that was confusing for her.
I'll make sure to be more careful from now on.

Agentny003

Agentny003 6 months ago

Great Advice.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 6 months ago

>Agentny003


Thanks!
His girlfriend’s a truly kind soul. I wish them a long and happy relationship.

Agentny003

Agentny003 6 months ago

Word of advice. Never argue against a woman unless you have all your points straight; otherwise you’ll lose the battle.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 6 months ago

>Agentny003


That’s a bit too optimistic.
Once a woman’s in full rage mode, no logic in the world will work.
I’ve never won against an angry female friend!(;▽;)

Agentny003

Agentny003 6 months ago

You left it at your house behind the computer. 😆

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 6 months ago

>Agentny003


When I got home, I apologized to it. lol

Agentny003

Agentny003 7 months ago

Being ambidextrous is rare. I use both my hands for different things. on the board I use both to write.

tamakimikesaka

tamakimikesaka 7 months ago

>Agentny003


You are so talented!
I really want to get better at using my left hand as well...
(;ω;)