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Paramnesia

Member since Oct. 1, 2007

About

I'm chocked full of love, peace, and lots of squishy organs.

I like to draw to keep myself sane. And I post my drawings here.

I also like to babble. I write here too, but not regularly, and I try to keep it art related. I write elsewhere, rambling, ranting, wandering thoughts, but I'll spare you that link.

I love to cook and bake, but I hate cleaning up afterwards. If we ever meet, I'll make the meal if you do the dishes.

Have a LiveJournal? Someone was kind enough to make a syndicated account here.

Comics by Paramnesia

Brainfuzz

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

127 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

0 likes

A simple "chibi" style strip, inspired by life and a very bored wandering mind, about the mundane, the moronic, the silly, the surreal, the cute, the quirky, the geeky and anything that materializes in my head.

Comics assisted by Paramnesia

No comics.

Comics recommended by Paramnesia

Beleths library of Eclecticism

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

42 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

4 likes

Let the chief of hell reads you a bed time story :)
Draw Write Play

Rated:

Everyone

Genre:

Fantasy

Volume:

25 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

4 likes

Draw. Write. Play. is a series revolving around the lives of two gamer girls: Pixie, who is an aspiring professional blogger slash bum, and Cel, a freelance illustrator and daddy's little princess.
Rainbow Carousel

Rated:

Teen

Genre:

Real Life

Volume:

211 pages

Updated:

July 7, 2011

Popularity:

14 likes

It's just a sweet romantic drama about making new friends and changing stubborn views and attitudes. ~ Shonen-ai / boyslove / yaoi / romance / drama ~
White Noise

Rated:

Mature

Genre:

Sci-Fi

Volume:

182 pages

Updated:

July 6, 2011

Popularity:

9 likes

Set in a post-apocalyptic world, society is shattered into factions and all live in fear of a second alien invasion. Wren and his team fight to unite the earth against its real enemy: fear itself.