Nemo-Nessuno

Hey there fellas! Well, I have noticed that, by now, I'm chilling on DeviantArt for already three years. Boy, time hurries on, ne? Anyway, I'd like to thank all of you who follow, fave or like my art (in whatever way). You rock and I'm glad and happy that I've been given the opportunity to talk to so many interesting people and talented artists, getting to know their awesome work during the past three years. So... thanks a lot, guys and whatever comes: keep on rocking and stay creative! - Nemo

Hey folks, how's it going? Just thought I could write some lines if anyone is interested, since it's been a while that I have drawn anything. I've got lots of work to do right now (university stuff and things like that), but I'm quite alright, I guess. What's new? Well, I think, my times using MS Paint might finally be over at all... I try out working with GIMP and I have to say, you just have much better possibilities and drawing gets more exciting with it. So, the last artwork I've posted, which was made with MS Paint, might have been my last Paint work at all. It's quite a strange feeling getting used to something new after having used t

You know, there's something that really bugs me and I'm going to write about it, because I have to. Why do people have to make artwork concerning Japan? That is nothing you should make advertisement of... I you want to express that you are with the people and that you feel sorry for them, fine. But does it have to be put into some kind of picture, showing all the grief and suffering to the world, creating symbols and metaphors for peoples' pain? What's the deal about it? Don't you think the mass media is already enough to create panic, wrong information and marketing delusion? I see headlines screaming "Panic in Tokyo!", "Reactor burn-out",