Wai-Jing

Just a quick entry. (edit: now that I've finished it and look at its length, maybe not so quick. Meh.) I've been in a sort of post-degree limbo lately. Technically I've finished my Masters, but I'm waiting on my results and still enrolled as a student. I've had a few projects on the go, but some have fallen through, and I've been taking my sweet time with the rest. I suppose you could call this free time, but I always feel like I've got something I should be doing . I don't know if this is better or worse than having a clean break from university. At least I haven't started worrying about what I should do next. I've been at uni for eight

Well, it's been a while. I've got a few projects to catch up on. Some of them are complete and slowly starting to appear in my gallery; others are in progress or planned for the future. In the first category, we have my stories from the first two volumes of Scribble. I don't remember mentioning it in a journal entry before, so here's a quick run-down. This is a magazine put together by some of my acquaintances from uni, the self-proclaimed 'Graphic Novel Collective', which is- well, a collection of graphic stories. Not quite novels, to be fair, more like short comics. My first contribution was 'Yokai Forest' http://wai-jing.deviantart.com/ga

I now have a Twitter account: http://bit.ly/mOkrbw For a long while, I've considered using Twitter to publish all the spontaneous haiku I write. I've also considered creating an account just so my fangirl self can talk to my favourite celebrities. So far, I've resisted temptation, but for how long... I've been writing so many haiku lately. Already I've found it to be a really good outlet, and it gives me the impetuous to write. My haiku have been becoming a bit stilted lately, so just haiku-ing about daily occurrences as freshened it up a bit. I've also been reading up on W. B. Yeats lately (I got a book about him from a second-hand shop;