DieWeiBRitter

I've been trying my hand at digital artwork, doing some minor experimenting with my drawings in Microsoft Paint.  I'm not particularly fond of it.  Tell me, in the comments section, what programs do you use?  Why that program?  What's good and what's bad?  If you don't use any digital software, tell me about that as well.  

The floor is yours.

I have Finals and Graduation coming up in just over a week, but this weekend is free!  I think I shall spend it watching Sonic Sat AM and playing Kingdom Hearts...

I'll also spend this time working on more pictures for this DA account.  Remember, I am taking requests, so if you want me to draw something, I'll probably be up for it.  And more will be drawn when summer begins.

Also, THANKS FOR OVER 500 VIEWS!!  It's a start in my master plan for word domination, but I have already said too much...

Today is a great day.  It was this day one hundred seventy-five years ago where the army of the newly found Republic of Texas defeated the Mexican Army on the fields of San Jacinto, securing the freedom of the Texans.  Today is also the day of Aggie Muster, where all brothers and sisters of the Aggie Family, current and former, gather to remember those who have passed on.  

Remember this day!  Honor the fallen, and softly call the Muster.


And now an appropriate tune:
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Howdy all!

So, I realize I'm bad with updating.  Like, VG Cats bad.  I hope to get a chance to work on my cartoons soon and I defiantly will come May, so just bare with me until then.  

On a side note, I have decided to take some request work.  I absolutely refuse to do anything pornographic and reserve the right to deny anything I don't feel comfortable drawing, but don't let that stop you and your creativity.  Sexy and violent are fine with me!  Just message me here or send me an e-mail at dieweibritter@gmail.com.

Thanks & Gig 'Em!

For those of you who know me, you know that I'm currently a student at Texas A&M University (Animal Science Major, Class of 2012) and it is from the daily interactions here that much of my inspiration for University Drive comes from.  This semester will be my last as an undergraduate (I'm graduating a year early).  In the three years I have been in college, I have developed a set of rules for when I schedule my classes for the next semester.  To help future generations of college/university students, I would like to share them and my reasons for having them (interesting side note, I was forced to break almost every single one this semester).

Rule 1- Never have a class that starts before 9am
Why is this? - You'll be dead to the world before this hour; some of us need to extend that rule to before 10.

Rule 2- Never have a class that runs after 6pm
Why is this? - By this time, you will only be thinking about dinner and/or sleep.  True, some of us think that all day, but it is worst after 6.

Rule 3- Never have a lab scheduled for a Monday or a Tuesday
Why is this? - Monday/Tuesday Lab = No Weekend.  I like my weekends.

Rule 4- Mix classes of both your major and the other required stuff
Why is this? - I don't know about you, but I absolutly LOVE my major.  I love the profs, the TA's, the clubs, the building, EVERYTHING.  Unfortunantly, the university says I have to take more than just stuff in my major... like English... and Organic Chemistry.  Always have at least one class in your major to look forward to in the week or you will become a mean, wreched shell of a person.