Some PPl are complaining to me about the book rating, in the book back its says that the book is suitable for beginner and intermediate level, but the book material is not for beginner.

The answer is, My apologizes... that was printing error, actually the book wasnt for the beginner level, but the publisher has mis-printed it, My edittor says that the book should be in intermediate level, and then She deleted all the basic tutorial to make the book smaller so the cost will be cheaper, but seems the local designer has ignored the editor instruction ( or some other human error ) and then write the book rating as the "for beginner level and intermediate".

well...What done is done, I just want to make this clear, and apologize if the book description is not correct, maybe the publisher will edit the book`s description in the second printing.

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I just watched this movie, oh well.. nice concept, I love all the character and environmental design, but seeing this movie in 3D is a little bit to hard to my eyes, I using a glases because my eyes has a minus, and then I put the 3D glasses in front of my glasses, so basicly I using 2 glasses, and its kinda heavy lol, and one thing for sure, the 3D`s eyeglases has "killed" the colours in the movie, its darker and making my eyes a little bit tired, oh well, I must see this movie again in non-3D cinema lol... MUST SEE IT AGAIN XD

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Yeah XD many thanks to ~hika12i, he gave me the tutorial for registering on PIXIV, and now please add my PIXIV account XD -> [link]

anyone who have a pixiv account? please teach me how to use it XD, kinda confused watching all the japanese character in the web, can we change the language? whee~~ XD

I already registered an account there, using google as translator, but its takes a long time before I can completly register, kinda waste of time -_-;

Many ppl has give me testimonials and good support regarding my Tutorial books in this week, its 11th day since the book launching at 9th December, and I cannot thank you enough, I apreciate all your support

I wont be able to do this if you guys didnt support me, I still remember eights months ago when I wrote at my journal regarding my plan to make a tutorial book -> [link] , and then then last year journal regarding the tutorial book -> [link] , its still a planning but many ppl give me many tips and support, and then One year later the books is released~! (well.. its quite fast lol) its only takes 4 month in publisher hand and it got published ~ yay XD, when I give the data to the publisher, I just made the half of all the tutorial using some old my drawing as tutorial, and then I made the rest half of the tutorial in two months, and the finalizing design for another two months.

now I am planning to make the second tutorial book, this time, I`ll include some DVD or CD, with the PSD file, custom brushes, or video tutorial made by me (well.. actually I still having some problem with the desktop capture program.. but I`ll think it later)

I hope I`ll review this journall again when I publish my second book just like this time? (hope so XD )

Roy Disney, nephew who reshaped Walt Disney Co., dies at 79
December 17, 2009 - 4:51PM

Roy E. Disney, who twice sparked revolts that overturned management at the media company co-founded by his uncle, Walt Disney, has died. He was 79.

Disney, who had battled stomach cancer, died today in Newport Beach, California, the Burbank, California-based media company, the world's largest, said in an e-mailed statement.

``We are saddened by the loss of our friend and colleague,'' Chief Executive Officer Robert Iger said in the statement. ``He was much more than a valued 56-year company veteran - Roy's true passion and focus were preserving and building upon the amazing legacy of Disney animation that was started by his father and uncle.''

Disney helped oust his cousin's husband as the company's CEO in 1984, replacing him with a management team led by Michael Eisner, then a Paramount Pictures executive. Disney became the company's vice chairman, fostering a revival of the studio's animation business while leaving day-to-day details to others.

Two decades later, Roy led shareholders upset by Disney's flagging performance in Eisner's later years. Resigning from the board in November 2003, Disney mounted a campaign that spurred Eisner's departure in 2005.

Eisner expressed ``deepest sympathies'' to Disney's family. ``Our thoughts are with them during this difficult time,'' he said in an e-mailed statement.

Disney became a consultant to the company in July 2005 after dropping a lawsuit that challenged the board's selection of Iger as Eisner's successor. Roy was also named director emeritus, resuming his direct ties to the studio founded in 1923 by his father, Roy O. Disney, and uncle, Walt.

he was a great man . . . . RIP Roy Disney