no but i believe in tsukimogami

art is a process of taking out from yourself and giving it shape. it can run off and live its own life, separate of the author. that is kind of like being a mom i think

i struggle a lot with basic facts of reality. hard to accept that some things really just are like that. 'i dont want to work, i want to make art' is a constant tug of war, and sometimes it feels like there is no way out of that. but even if the brooding is endless-- im not going to make it my disability, because then i really will seize up and die. i think its in spite of all of this stuff that i feel that i have to keep going.

it's gonna suck and probably not work out but you already know this. someone will feel jealous or left out and your house will be on fire at least one time. but i think it's better to live with regrets than to have not tried

my mind's eye got confused and kept making wrong turns and then it went all guru guru

it would be funny if i answered all the "hi meri" questions at the same time. you'd look really desperate

visualize the way with your mind's eye

i have unsightly thoughts

this has always been a very abstract question to me. is thinking truly so linear that you can reduce it to imagery. is apple 100 points? red apple with shine, squeaky clean? to answer the question its mostly just darkness in there. thin transparent overlay

chuunibyou

i gotta go with graupel

a flatly delivered "yay" is timeless and charming

eventually you just get so tired of it that your pent up feelings emanate in an anime-style explosion, blowing all the dust away all at once, or at least enough for you to start ascending again

tsukumogami are pretty real

underrated for real