10 Jun 2005, 9:31 pm
Ghosthunter wrote:
Hmmmmm?
What do you like to draw? For me it was heraldic
designs, B-Sides of coins, and cartoons for
note taking purposes!
What do you like to read? For me it is technical
and dissective topics like Harry Potter, Histories
if I am in the mood for that topic. If it is design
and hidden languages it would have been upto
this point heraldry, ancient coin art and their
correlation to history and language!
If it is haunted housed, ghosts, paranormal
investigations, and the macabre it is always
a driving passion in one form or another
depending on that time in my history.
For example, "Captain McClueless and the
Ghosthunter" ©95' for illustrations of
Parapsychology notes, Audio and Video
of Parapsychology and ESP research backed
up by texts for early study 1880's(Societies of
the time and theories) to 1990's toolbox
investigations and captures on film and
audio captures. Hmmmmm?
Hope to hear from you soon!
Ghosthunter!
What do you like to draw? For me it was heraldic
designs, B-Sides of coins, and cartoons for
note taking purposes!
What do you like to read? For me it is technical
and dissective topics like Harry Potter, Histories
if I am in the mood for that topic. If it is design
and hidden languages it would have been upto
this point heraldry, ancient coin art and their
correlation to history and language!
If it is haunted housed, ghosts, paranormal
investigations, and the macabre it is always
a driving passion in one form or another
depending on that time in my history.
For example, "Captain McClueless and the
Ghosthunter" ©95' for illustrations of
Parapsychology notes, Audio and Video
of Parapsychology and ESP research backed
up by texts for early study 1880's(Societies of
the time and theories) to 1990's toolbox
investigations and captures on film and
audio captures. Hmmmmm?
Hope to hear from you soon!
Ghosthunter!
I like to draw almost anything, but animals especially!
I like to read English literature mostly, but Harry Potter and histories are great!
The paranormal is also fascinating.
Thanks for replying! I hope that you're having a good week!
11 Jun 2005, 2:26 pm
Howdy, Alli!
12 Jun 2005, 5:15 am
Sophist wrote:
Howdy, Alli!
Hiya, Sophist!
Thanks for saying hello!
