MechQuest Art Book

Well, I just saw Artix's post on the MechQuest Art Book, which features outstanding Mecha Art and a How to Draw section, too. I believe it's worth the buy, and I'm excited for it. I really do hope it comes out in the Philippines, too--well, there's a good chance that it might, just about three years later than when they might plan on releasing the book. I'm just so excited, so excited that it was like that time when I was so excited for the last Harry Potter book! And also, I was laughing my head off at that reenactment of when Aisha had finished the MechQuest Art Book! God, it was so hilarious. But on a graver note, though, as a writer, I can relate to that. I guess a graphic book is as similar to a book of words as peanut butter is to jam, but I figure the same principles apply. It's frustrating when you think you've got it all straight, crease-free and complete; and then you find several typos, but in Aisha's case... er, pixel displacement? Mehehe. Anyway, it'll be worth the buy, too, because there'll be a code that let's you gain access to a SkullCrusher Armor thingy, which I am excited about, and which I hope is not a sick way of trying to entice us all to shift from being non-members to members. Not that there's anything wrong with being a member, but I just think that we deserve to live a fantasy for free, that's all. We need to emancipate our souls made for the medieval ages, filled with dungeons and dragons, and crap! But I hardly think this is pertinent to the topic here, so L-O-L.

Anyway, in other news, Earth Day's coming up. I wonder what AQW's got in mind and up their sleeves this time. I bet it'll be another one of those small-but-special events that we're all going to remember for the rest of AQW history...because, put blandly, we'll be making it--or at least, the members are, but L-O-L to that, eh?