mangakallector

Hello, everyone! Rae here! I have not been on deviantart in so long and I do regret it, but too be honest, I have not been drawing too much lately. There is just something about this point in my life that has prevented me from getting the inspiration to draw  my manga and fanart as much as I usually did before! I am now an adult and have moved into an apartment with my good friend and former Bowling Green friend! We are getting along great and I can talk to her about a lot. But, it takes a lot of disipline to actually sit down and begin to draw my fancomics. I am going to try to get my fancomics out before my original ones just as practice

I don't seem to update this website as often as I did before. However, if you want see my updated pictures find my facebook art page :) I am going to try to keep updated on that such as recent fanart projects and original pictures/manga. And because I am on facebook way more often...you will see a lot more. Feel free to "Like" if you wish to see more updates. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Comic-Artist-Rae/460225240717565?ref=stream PS: I may call myself a "comic" artist but I am a mangaka at heart :) I can always change it as I go on but for now

This may be a rant, but it is an inspiring rant. you have been warned. I just read this article about "wannabe" artists and I have no idea if I took it the wrong way. But it just seemed like the article was just throwing the reality in my face and telling me that I should just give up because I am not Japanese and can't make authentic manga and that there is no market for the manga style here in America. I would admit there is some truth to that because there are cultural differences and many people don't even look at the manga style as ART. However, fellow artists, NOTHING is impossible. Me and my dad walked the other day and we were talki