Kenji Murakami

Back on my Guyver kick again; all the way up to page 82, now.

To my dear fingers: please do not type "smiple" when I mean "simple".

It's gotten a lot less muggy around here, which is nice, but it's still unseasonably warm. Still, there's a nice breeze coming in now.

I've just made it to page 72 of "Days of Fire and Thunder".

One of the two Disciple Zoalords created to work under (read: spy on) Jabir Ibn Hayyan. Israfel considers herself the favored one among the two of them, and will often gently tease her counterpart about being so.

In chronological order, here are the four title images I've made for my Guyver stories so far:

And here I go back on my Guyver kick again; appropriate, considering that the next volume comes out this month, I guess.

Well, it's still unseasonably warm down here, but at least it's gotten a bit less muggy.

Another commission; Fenghuang this time.

It's been unseasonably warm and muggy down here; I don't know what's causing it, but I wish it'd stop.

Chapter 10, page 2: Wow; been a long time since I last posted one of these.

This was done by another artist I commissioned: It's a colored version of this sketch: Which is a smaller piece of this picture that Ladena drew for me awhile ago:

I've made it to page 736 of Flesh and Blood, and got a new chapter posted to FF.Net, besides.

My sister's new router went out the day before yesterday; no internet access at all for yesterday and the night before. It was weird.

Wow, it's almost my birthday again. Time really does fly when you're having fun.

Well, at the moment I've made it to page 66 of the current Guyver fanfic I'm working on; gotten the next batch of chapters posted too, of course.

Here's a new one I just finished.

Does the term "Warsies" ring a bell?

I've gotten 58 pages of my latest Guyver story written so far; almost enough to start posting the next batch of chapters.

That's the idea, yes.

zoalords can have children? Most likely, but Masaki's son was conceived and born four years before Masaki's first encounter with Chronos.

Well, I've been on a Guyver kick for a bit again, but now I've seemingly gotten back into Teknoman and Lord of the Rings.

The first story is about Masaki Murakami's son - a character of my own - and his discovery by Chronos and subsequent induction into the company alongside his father.

Here's yet another of my commissioned art pieces.

Funnily enough, it seems to have cooled off lately; I'm glad, but considering the time of year I'm also a bit confused.