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Journal Entry 4: Comics

Fri Nov 20, 2009, 7:04 AM


Since I find myself loitering more often in Deviant art, I've come across some talented comicers and their series;

:iconvert-is-ninja: A talented artist currently working on an exciting supernatural series, Hana is not a Boy's Name! ([link])

:iconhypercrow: Check out her funny cartoony comic series- A cool combination of Dr. Seuss and something entirely different; The Somewhere-Other!

:iconasherhyder: A charming fan service to the girls, introducing your favorite fictional characters in; Roomates!

:iconpika-la-cynique: Based on Ashe Rhyder's Roomates series, Pika has started a fans' parody with a more feminine approach, Girl's Next Door!

(more to come as I hunt through DA for the under-appreciated comicers of today! Please, if you know of a comic series you've been watching, by all means, link the name to me!)

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    :iconhypercrow:
    Hey hey, thanks for the faves : D

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    Blasphemy.
    :iconnei-nei:
    Hey hon! Thanks soooo much for faving the fire elementals pic. It's still a w.i.p. as I mentionned in the deviation, but the encouragement helps heaps! Right now I am still living in boxes from my recent move into my new house but Im really itching to get back into the game soon! :wave:

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    Yaaaaaaaaaay Canadah! :flagcanada:
    :icontwinerism:
    I hope you settle well in your new home- And get back to the arts!
    :iconhypercrow:
    Hey there! I do believe I know who this is =P

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    Blasphemy.
    :iconsloththemermaid:
    To Write Love on her Arms (The story I couldn't quite remember today, and the reason we wrote on our arms)


    Here's where it all began:

    Pedro the Lion is loud in the speakers, and the city waits just outside our open windows. She sits and sings, legs crossed in the passenger seat, her pretty voice hiding in the volume. Music is a safe place and Pedro is her favorite. It hits me that she won't see this skyline for several weeks, and we will be without her. I lean forward, knowing this will be written, and I ask what she'd say if her story had an audience. She smiles. "Tell them to look up. Tell them to remember the stars."

    I would rather write her a song, because songs don't wait to resolve, and because songs mean so much to her. Stories wait for endings, but songs are brave things bold enough to sing when all they know is darkness. These words, like most words, will be written next to midnight, between hurricane and harbor, as both claim to save her.

    Renee is 19. When I meet her, cocaine is fresh in her system. She hasn't slept in 36 hours and she won't for another 24. It is a familiar blur of coke, pot, pills and alcohol. She has agreed to meet us, to listen and to let us pray. We ask Renee to come with us, to leave this broken night. She says she'll go to rehab tomorrow, but she isn't ready now. It is too great a change. We pray and say goodbye and it is hard to leave without her.

    She has known such great pain; haunted dreams as a child, the near-constant presence of evil ever since. She has felt the touch of awful naked men, battled depression and addiction, and attempted suicide. Her arms remember razor blades, fifty scars that speak of self-inflicted wounds. Six hours after I meet her, she is feeling trapped, two groups of "friends" offering opposite ideas. Everyone is asleep. The sun is rising. She drinks long from a bottle of liquor, takes a razor blade from the table and locks herself in the bathroom. She cuts herself, using the blade to write "FUCK UP" large across her left forearm.

    The nurse at the treatment center finds the wound several hours later. The center has no detox, names her too great a risk, and does not accept her. For the next five days, she is ours to love. We become her hospital and the possibility of healing fills our living room with life. It is unspoken and there are only a few of us, but we will be her church, the body of Christ coming alive to meet her needs, to write love on her arms.

    She is full of contrast, more alive and closer to death than anyone I've known, like a Johnny Cash song or some theatre star. She owns attitude and humor beyond her 19 years, and when she tells me her story, she is humble and quiet and kind, shaped by the pain of a hundred lifetimes. I sit privileged but breaking as she shares. Her life has been so dark yet there is some soft hope in her words, and on consecutive evenings, I watch the prettiest girls in the room tell her that she's beautiful. I think it's God reminding her.

    I've never walked this road, but I decide that if we're going to run a five-day rehab, it is going to be the coolest in the country. It is going to be rock and roll. We start with the basics; lots of fun, too much Starbucks and way too many cigarettes.
    :icontwinerism:
    Wow, that's truly charming. (where on earth did you find this!)

    Cheers to the day We Write Love on Her Arms!
    :iconsloththemermaid:
    Lol on the facebook group /condemned for life

    I think I initially read it on twloha.com but I couldn't find the story. Jess found it for me today on their fan group
    :iconkuhu:
    Hey there! I'm so glad to see you uploading new stuff :iconohjoyplz:

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    :iconnewgirlcomic:
    Awesome gallery!

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