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Please visit the DA Silent Hill fan club here:
There's a reason why people flock together to marvel at specific types art. It's artwork that stirs the emotions at the deepest levels that's the most successful and forms the deepest-rooted cult followings.
The video game series known as Silent Hill is an example of one of those marvelous works of art. There is no other game that can compare to the level of of emotional racking this phenomenal collection of games creates. Many have tried to imitate it, but none can compare to the psychological impact the combination of visuals, ambient sounds and music of this series invokes. It really is impossible to describe in words the range of emotions these games stir without playing them for yourself and being an awful writer, I'm not even going to try.
It's a shame more people don't know about this game. People love having their emotions stirred because that's all we have. Without emotions, we're not human, we're nothing. And any player of the game will tell you that these games create amazing feelings of fear, terror, horror, and anxiety-- some of the most primal and moving forms of emotions. These delicious feelings created by the dark, the silence, the silence broken by guttural inhuman somethings in the dark, these addictive emotions are so superbly created that they can sometimes overwhelm the player to the point of sheer, white-hot panic. Many times I have had the urge to just turn off the game because the emotional stress was so great, but I couldn't because I loved every second of it too much. I'm sure many Silent Hill fans can relate.
Well, being an artist, I can only help promote this wonderful series by creating artwork that doesn't even do the game justice. Luckily, there's a fanart club here at DA that keeps growing every day with young aritsts who appreciate the wonderful series of Silent Hill as much as I do, if not more so.
Please visit to see some really great fan artwork for this series and to help promote this magnificent work of art so that others can discover the wonders of truly magnificent fear.
There's a reason why people flock together to marvel at specific types art. It's artwork that stirs the emotions at the deepest levels that's the most successful and forms the deepest-rooted cult followings.
The video game series known as Silent Hill is an example of one of those marvelous works of art. There is no other game that can compare to the level of of emotional racking this phenomenal collection of games creates. Many have tried to imitate it, but none can compare to the psychological impact the combination of visuals, ambient sounds and music of this series invokes. It really is impossible to describe in words the range of emotions these games stir without playing them for yourself and being an awful writer, I'm not even going to try.
It's a shame more people don't know about this game. People love having their emotions stirred because that's all we have. Without emotions, we're not human, we're nothing. And any player of the game will tell you that these games create amazing feelings of fear, terror, horror, and anxiety-- some of the most primal and moving forms of emotions. These delicious feelings created by the dark, the silence, the silence broken by guttural inhuman somethings in the dark, these addictive emotions are so superbly created that they can sometimes overwhelm the player to the point of sheer, white-hot panic. Many times I have had the urge to just turn off the game because the emotional stress was so great, but I couldn't because I loved every second of it too much. I'm sure many Silent Hill fans can relate.
Well, being an artist, I can only help promote this wonderful series by creating artwork that doesn't even do the game justice. Luckily, there's a fanart club here at DA that keeps growing every day with young aritsts who appreciate the wonderful series of Silent Hill as much as I do, if not more so.
Please visit to see some really great fan artwork for this series and to help promote this magnificent work of art so that others can discover the wonders of truly magnificent fear.
Not Dead, Just Working... + FAQ
Just a brief heads up letting people know I'm still alive. Been working at CPI Office Products as the lead graphic designer for the past couple years so that's pretty much halted all commission work as well as all convention attendances. I hardly have time to reply to all the many questions asked here, so I'll post a FAQ that will hopefully answer most if not all questions:
1. What do you use to make your drawings?
--Currently, pencil, paper, Photoshop CS5, and a Medium Wacom Intuos 4.
2. Can I use your artwork for wallpapers, sigs, avatars, on my website, etc.
--Yes, you can do anything you want with my artwork other than sell it. If you
Macbook Vinyl Skin + 2010 Con Schedule Update
Macbook Vinyl Skin + 2010 Convention Schedule
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For all you MacBook users, my "Jacked In" drawing is available for purchase as a laptop vinyl skin over at Infectious.com:
http://www.infectious.com/laptop-skins/Crimsonjassic/jacked-in/3714
Get 'em while they're hot!
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In convention-related news...
Working as a full-time graphic designer doesn't leave much time for freelancing and artist alleys anymore, therefore, I'll only be attending the major cons (if I can snag tables at them). I've already missed the opportunity to get an A-kon table (they sold out almost instantly! I'm on the waiting list though) so I may not be
Sony Vaio Contest Results
Sweet News!
Well as some of you may know, I was one of the 8 finalists in Sony's My Graphic Splash contest a few weeks back. On 9/15 Sony announced the final 3 grand prize winners who were Amy Neal, Kristin Getchell, and myself (yay!). As the 3 finalists, we were invited to go to New York City for the 9/15 press event unveiling the winning designs where we got to meet Mike Abary-- Senior Vice President of Vaio, Lauren Conrad (of The Hills fame), and artist Maya Hayuk. The prizes for the contest include a Sony Vaio laptop with our design on the lid and $5000 as well as the free trip to NYC to attend the press event on 9/15. I'd thought ther
Purchasing My Prints
Prints
After a long time searching, I finally found a printing service that prints excellent quality prints. I can now accept print requests of all the work in my dA gallery including fanart. So that means you can finally get your hands on one of my popular Metroid prints. All prints will be autographed by me and you can also request a personalization (i.e. To: John Smith).
If you'd like to purchase a print simply send me a note or email me at crimsonjassic[at]yahoo.com with "I'd Like to Buy a Print" as the subject and tell me the print name, size, and quantity that you'd like.
Current Print Sizes/Prices
Here are the print sizes and pri
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*mouth gaping with eyes small as little raisins*
*A*: "A!"
apprently you are the stalker or maybe x.o
I just got home, woopie.. had so much Tetrazinni I can puke
[hmm green... ew hahaha lets not puke!]
I'm suprised that my art would inspire someone, I happen to have probably lowest confidence in my art comparing to other people, maybe cuz I'm just too super perfectionist. yada yo~! I do remember you just not the name from last year that is, but I remember you NOW. boo but we only spoke so shortly! must stalk more ne?
I have to say this is the first year I actually had more interaction with the other artists hehe.. I am usualy too shy to do much. and the only person I'd talk to is Myk whi I've known already hehe.. I don't know bleh confidence you know.. totaly pooped.
As for where my ink drawings heh.. I never really had the chance to scann them and if I did it's on a backup disk somewhere from long ago which I can't find. I had to reformat my computer alot because of the crap I always end up having. I'll make more inkie doodles on here soon I think but first I am still trying to nudge around toying with the colorings blah, it's the weakest part of me. Coloring could choke me any day, hehehe...
ok I'm rambling!! got aim?
or msn whichever way. ever play Survival project? har.
Yu~Ki
*A*: "A!"
apprently you are the stalker or maybe x.o
I just got home, woopie.. had so much Tetrazinni I can puke
[hmm green... ew hahaha lets not puke!]
I'm suprised that my art would inspire someone, I happen to have probably lowest confidence in my art comparing to other people, maybe cuz I'm just too super perfectionist. yada yo~! I do remember you just not the name from last year that is, but I remember you NOW. boo but we only spoke so shortly! must stalk more ne?
I have to say this is the first year I actually had more interaction with the other artists hehe.. I am usualy too shy to do much. and the only person I'd talk to is Myk whi I've known already hehe.. I don't know bleh confidence you know.. totaly pooped.
As for where my ink drawings heh.. I never really had the chance to scann them and if I did it's on a backup disk somewhere from long ago which I can't find. I had to reformat my computer alot because of the crap I always end up having. I'll make more inkie doodles on here soon I think but first I am still trying to nudge around toying with the colorings blah, it's the weakest part of me. Coloring could choke me any day, hehehe...
ok I'm rambling!! got aim?
or msn whichever way. ever play Survival project? har.
Yu~Ki