Thank you for a wonderful January! (Patreon)

Well after writing that letter above I thought to myself... why wait? I might as well test out that Q&A thing this month xD

So I set out to seek your questions on Discord to see if you guys and girls had any curious questions you wanted to ask from me.

Hmm so starting with my first questions~


 

-What is your all-time favorite fictional male and female?
Hmm...I know that my favorite fictional female is Motoko Kusanagi from Ghost in the Shell.
Let's see...The Mapo Tofu eating Priest from Fate/Stay Night or the handsome vampire from Hellsing aka Alucard comes to mind. 

-What was your least favorite country to travel to and why?
I think my personal least favorite had to have been Romania. I don't know why but my living condition and relationship with the landlord hit a new rock bottom while I was there. I'm sure if you've been following my travel stories, you'd remember the awful desk and chair I had to work on for the good portion of my stay there. 

-What's your favorite drawing you've ever done?
Mmm, they're all my favorites really. I can't really put a finger on one artwork and claim this is my favorite since every time I draw, it's like shaving a part of your personal creativity in each of your works. At least that's how it is for me. 

-What is the most hilarious and /or funny thing that has happened to you?
Hmm well, it's funny now but it wasn't funny back when it occurred. I was on a long transit flight and had been stranded in Kuala Lumpur airport. With almost a dozen hours before my flight, I was getting extremely sleepy so I decided against my better judgment to sleep under the escalators where other likeminded people were taking refuge. Little did I know it was a hotbed of bed bugs and I had to suffer itchy bites for months since then. Beware of the carpets in airports... 

-Which country had the best coffee?
Coffee has been my lifeline throughout my travels, god knows how I would have survived without it haha. As for my personal favorite, I think this will probably go to Vietnam. I can't quite describe it, it's very unique and stronger than the arabica blends you get from world-famous brands like Starbucks. Funnily enough, Starbucks is performing very poorly in Vietnam because most places in Vietnam serves extremely strong coffee for 1/3~1/5th of the price charged by Starbucks.