Tetsunasa

Yes, that's 2012. Not 2011. In 2011, all was perfect. Yup! No mistakes here. But in 2012, I plan to make mistakes. Huge mistakes. Gargantuan ones (well, maybe not gargantuan...). But in 2012, my goal is the test the resilience of human dignity and flexibility. Or something like that. Actually, I have no idea what I want to do with my life. If you knew my age, that might sound like a silly thing to say, but it's true. At one time I wanted to be a doctor. So I started in college as a medical student. Then I became an art student, then a language student. Since graduating college, I've been a freelance artist, a manager, an illustrator, an au

Anyone who knows anything about me knows I happen to be a a mild fan of Japanese culture (she understated). Okay, I'm a BIG fan of Japanese culture. It's no secret, and honestly fairly apparent even for complete strangers who may wander by my desk and wonder why there's a mirror with a smiling cat face staring at them. I like Japan. There. I said it. So it may come as surprise to people that although I perhaps began my flirtation with Japanese culture through the animated medium, I've little less than forsaken it for the last three years. ("What! She likes Japan, but doesn't like anime? What's wrong with her!") But actually that's not it at