Haru Nikko (Haru-kun)

Carb starts your engine, protein keeps it going.

Cookie

Fruit (canned or fresh)

Chips

Piece of bread

Popcorn

Crackers

Easy protein add on:

Nuts

Spoonful of nut butter

Cheese

Roasted chickpea snacks

Glass of milk (dairy or non dairy)

If you ever grew up in the 90s to early 2000s, you may have remembered how massive this show was. From the merch to crossover specials, it was quite popular among kids around the world. I think I once had a Nickelodeon-themed lunch box back then. Also, too bad we didn't have that Reptar chocolate bar here as it was only available in America.

We follow a group of babies who go on various adventures together. I know the art style may not be everybody's cup of tea but it kind of fits that whimsical, childlike wonder.

Here's an art dump in the similar art style of "AX-17: THE KIRA DIARES."

In contrast to my other art styles, this one has a more simplistic and geometric look. I am still trying to get the hang of it, given how this is a rather new territory for me. Here's a friendly tip: Try exploring different shapes. I tend to have a mix of round and angular shapes for my design.

I also highly recommend checking out "Valerian High" on YouTube by Álvaro González (a.k.a. goodbyeyellow).

Practicing my life drawing skills but this time with food! ✨

Similar to my recent artworks, I've been trying to experiment with my art by applying different shading techniques and compositions.

Practicing my life drawing skills but this time with food! ✨

Similar to my recent artworks, I've been trying to experiment with my art by applying different shading techniques and compositions.

Whoopsie! I don't know if it's just my brain or Google was trolling with me when I initially posted this. I always try my best to give you the right and accurate information. I remember deciding to look it up again just to make sure and it turns out the original animated movie came out way back in June 21, 2002 (not August 6th).

Huh.

I suppose Google is feeding people's documents into their AI and censoring/deleting tons of authors' hard work under our noses. Speaking of corporate monopolies, here's a throwback to a time when I used to write tons of Hetalia fanfics alongside my original novels and draw a lot of stuff on S Note as a teen (it was on my ol' Samsung tablet).

Anyway, what's great about the app is you can write a whole book or tabloid, personalize covers and page backgrounds. I remember how you can even draw on them. You can literally use them offline. It's just saved on your device instead of a Cloud. You can even set up a lock password, export PDF files and easily send them to anywhere you want (e.g. Gmail/Facebook/Telegram/Google Drive).

Little did I know that tools like these would be much safer than putting all of your work in one platform. Who would've thought that a basic app with zero subscriptions and AI features was gonna be a much better alternative compared to Google Docs and MS Word combined?

Now, this is just based on my personal experience and is neither sponsored by Samsung in any way. I am not sure if that's still the case with the app today, as it's been a long time since I've ever used a Samsung device.

For me personally, it's very convenient and hopefully I might be able to afford a new Samsung tablet if I'm rich. I also love handwriting on paper, though I prefer a safe place where nobody can get their hands on my journals and I won't have to worry about losing them.

Test Stream! Woohoo! https://www.twitch.tv/clownmanifestation

Not a thirty-page deep dive into the entertainment industry! Actually, there are many people out there who could break down this topic better than I could. If I miss anything, kindly let me know. I'd appreciate a nice conversation on this topic.

Anyway, according to the official website of FDCP, they offer grants ranging from PHP 30,000 ~ 50,000 for the production of a thesis film project. That's around AU$ 703 ~ 1,172!

Screen Australia, on the other hand, offers grants to video game devs, filmmakers, TV screenwriters, etc. (including early development to full production) ranging from AU$30,000 ~ 500,000. That's worth PHP 1,279,733 ~ 21,328,890.