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Nya!Another July brought this birthday gift for Kiine, a drawing inspired by the anime "Villgust" (whose Ryukia/Ryuquir had inspired the character of Kiine). Replacing Ryukia and Yuta in the scene, I drew Kiine and Tyrian. Jul 16, 2010

Baby Room EntranceTaken from the doorway. Can see how all elements tie together. We painted the room, stained the furnature (minus the crib), replaced the light fixture, and decorated on a "Treetop Animals" theme.Mar 23, 2010

Baby PerspectiveTaken from the perspective of Baby Saren looking up at the mobile.Mar 23, 2010

Crib and DresserView from the chair. Mar 23, 2010

Momma's ChairThe sitting area of the room. Chair is petite size for Mrs. Saren.Mar 23, 2010

DresserThis is a close up of the dresser so you can see the stain color. Notice how in the brightest light, it has a red tint, but as the light gets less, it looks more brown. Very lovely effect.Mar 23, 2010

Jan 22, 2010

Gathered in VictoryWith her Spharai attained, and Final Heaven used in a dazzling skillchain, it was time for congratulations, awe, and one last picture. Much thanks to the people of SparkleAndFade and Musketeers who helped make this all possible. And many congratulations to Kiine, who worked hard to earn and deserve the weapon.Dec 09, 2009

Final Heaven!"Sorry folks, this dance is mine."

With those words, Kiine and I found a very unfortunate Yagudo and unleashed a trio of weaponskills. Kiine opened with Ascetic's Fury, which was followed quickly by my Death Blossom to create an explosion of Light. Then, using an Icarus Wing, Kiine instantly followed it with her relic weaponskill Final Heaven to created a second explosion of Light that claimed the Yagudo's life.Dec 09, 2009

Spharai Attained!After a year's worth of hard work and dedication, members from SparkleAndFade and Musketeers gathered together in Castle Oztroja, fought our way to the highest peak, and watched in awe as our beloved Kiine was awarded the ultimate symbol of her achievements as a monk... the legendary relic weapon, Spharai!Dec 09, 2009

cor ws dmgAug 06, 2009

Happy Birthday, Musketeers!And so the Musketeers Fifth Anniversary Event came to a close with a zone cleared, a house cleaned, an overlord defeated, and a linkshell united. Thank you to all the Musketeers who make this linkshell a great place to be. ^^Jul 13, 2009

Killed in his own chair...It was decided that the Musketeers Fifth Anniversary Event would take us to Davoi, where we would do some housecleaning. Of course, that led us to the run-down home of one Dirtyhanded Gochakzuk. He sat pompously in his chair while the Musketeers dispensed some well-earned “Poundies™” on him.Jul 13, 2009

Overlord BakgodekSo it was that the Musketeers Fifth Anniversary Event found us in the Monastic Cavern, staring at the leader of the orcish hordes on the Quon continent... Overlord Bakgodek!Jul 13, 2009

It's a trap!Bakgodek descended upon Musketeers with a fury, but he was not alone. He brought several reinforcements with him that divided the attentions of the group, and tipped the scales in his favor. But they were tenacious, and they would try again...Jul 13, 2009

Round 2... Fight!This time prepared for battle, the Musketeers challenged Overlord Bakgodek. And once again, he shouted his cry: “Ungh? Who are you? So, you've come to kill big boss Bakgodek? I'll crush your scrawny bones myself!”Jul 13, 2009

The Battle Rages...It was slow going at first, but soon, spell and steel were battering away at Overlord Bakgodek. The Musketeers were determined not to fail this time.Jul 13, 2009

Bakgodek Defeated“Unghh... Foolish children of Altana. Defeating me won't change anything. There will be others from the north...”

After the dust settled, Musketeers both young and old stood victorious over the orcish overlord.Jul 13, 2009

En GardeA year later, I returned to the drawing board. Pencil on paper, then scanned and colored via a trackball, a slow computer, and occasionally failing eyesight. Having learned a lot from the previous experience, this did go much faster, and I've learned a thing or two. Once again, it was presented as a birthday present to Kiine.Jul 10, 2009