No Time for Boys, Page 1
When I lived on the mountain, home-schooled, I spent the last year of my education learning the fine points of Photoshop and Illustrator as well as honing my HTML skills. I considered my HTML skills secondary to my Photoshop skills, but it turned out HTML is where I found my career. I studied a lot. It paid off. I had no social life, though, which I regret a bit. I’m still socially awkward. But I didn’t waste any time at least.
Princess Tutu is an awesome anime you should watch if you love fairytales, crows, ballet, Tchaikovsky and other classical composers, Utena or *Madoka *or any story where a girl has the power to write her own destiny. It starts off as a snuggly “magical girl” story but quickly evolves into a drama. If you were a fairytale princess who could save her prince, you would do it, right? But what if it meant you were destined to die in the process? This was the first anime I watched that did not end the way I thought it would.
I couldn’t help but notice that the roman numeral 4 is represented by IIII, and not IV, like most people know it as now. Was that just a subtle thing you threw in there?
Argh, no, I hate that. I used an old photo from Morguefile and it had the numerals like that.
Shout-out for Princess Tutu!
I’m not the only one in this world :’) … Cheers Rachel! ^^
all i gots to say is WOOT for teh anime!!!! lol im big on Tutu Sailor moon and card captors!!!