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This month, I have decided, with the help of #EverythingNikon, to feature Wuhzzles !

The featured piece for Wuhzzles is, "Hello".


Give it a favorite, will you?

Wuhzzles is a hobbyist and explores various art forms and has a knack at picking up different styles of artwork, in my opinion, from looking through her gallery.

You can also find Wuhzzles on flikr by following this copying and pasting this link into your address bar :3 www.flickr.com/jamiepants

I'm not a HUGE gamer, but when I get into a game, I get hands on usually.  That's only happened with 2 games, Pokemon, for obvious reasons, and just recently the Fallout series (Or at least 3 and New Vegas).

I got Fallout New Vegas nearly a year ago and since downloading the patches wasn't possible at the time I couldn't continue playing it since the game would not let me progress any further or to start a new storyline, and within the past several months I've been able to download those patches, and then obtained Fallout3 shortly after.

The games are absolutely amazing. Great graphics, with New Vegas you have several different story lines you can follow, and Fallout 3 has it to where your karma directly effects who interacts with you as far as NPC's go.

The controls at first are a little sketchy, but its like that with any game that you get thats new to you.


To the next game.
Yesterday I rented Blazing Angels-Squadrons.  This game was exciting for me to get for several reasons.
1. It's the first WWII fighter pilot game I've gotten to play.
2. I've always wanted to be a fighter pilot, especially in that era, but can't because I'm colourblind.

Now for my insight on the game itself.

I'm use to the Ace Combat series, which is wonderful. If you get a chance, check it out. Anyway. Since I'm use to Ace Combat, the controls were EXTREMELY different and very difficult to get use to. Aside from that, the graphics for the planes were very good, along with the water vessels you destroy. Some of the smaller details such as the people, not so much but thats not an issue.
The biggest complaints I have about the game are these:
1. You cannot choose your aircraft that you go into a mission with/its weaponry.
2. You don't have a hangar in which you can purchase planes, weapons, and sell them.
Reason why I'd have to complain about that is because those are things you have and can do on Ace Combat.

P.S. Any suggestions for games that I should check out and maybe write about would be greatly appreciated!

Alright, first I'm proud to say that the moonfruit site is back up!
www.dreamersscenery.moonfruit.com (Please let me know if that address doesn't work x.x)

Second! I've started doing features on the Facebook page!
I'll try to keep them updated on here and I'm attempting shortly to throw them on the moonfruit site!

So far we've had;

With her piece; 053/365: Tiny
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(This was March's feature)


And for the month of April we have;

With his piece; Blue Angels Around Hancock

So, I've been sort of dorment lately and haven't been posting many new pieces of art, but I'm wanting to bring more attention to it, and the facebook fan page.

I'm thinking about revamping the moonfruit website page, but not to keen on that idea for some odd reason.

Does anyone have any thoughts on what I can do to get you more active?