Oh **** you wanted me to draw Miranda and Shepard right? I saw that you'd posted a picture of what you'd requested on your profile, so I assumed that someone had drawn it for you. Do you still want a pic? And sorry, I meant to ask you if you were still waiting but I have really poor memory...

It's fine dude. No worries.
I was just making a bad joke because I remembered about it today.
But...
If you could draw/make a picture, that would be awesome.
Would still be Miranda and Shepard, just different stuff.

Not bad! I am looking forward to hearing more.

I like this one better. I just came up with some lyrics so we will probably re-record it on wednesday in separate parts and hopefully add the vocals in.

This one's my favorite thus far.

pfft. I like it.

Drawn with tablet?

Yeah.

What kind of tablet? I'm looking for one, I want to try my hand at it.

Its really easy to get into. I started drawing with a tablet only a year ago and I can do decent pictures if I put enough time into them. The tablet I use is a Huion h610 pro, and its definitely the best in quality for its price.

How much? Everyone I ask always says Wacom Bamboo.

Yeah Wacom's the poster child for tablet, like the Apple of the digital art world, and it sucks. There drivers, at least from my experience, are unreliable and undeserving of their praise. I found myself having to restart my computer every time I wanted to draw, sometimes having to re-install the software. The h610 pro is a little more than the bamboo, but its totally worth it. It has double the pressure sensitivity and a higher refresh rate (it tracks the tip of the stylus more accurately which means cleaner strokes) than the bamboo.

This goes against what people have been telling me.

Well, its only my opinion for the most part, but the numbers don't lie. I've never ever had the Huion drivers crash, and the tablet has a noticeably higher range for pressure.

I have no idea if I'll even like the pressure thing. I'm not so good at art, and all I do now is pencil and paper.

Pressure is what allows lines to taper and smooth out, which is essential to most forms of art. If you're worried about accuracy and smooth arcs, try Paint Tool Sai I think it costs money but I wouldn't know. I couldn't navigate their site so "a friend helped me get it". It has a stabilizer that assists with movement and smooths lines,

I've already "acquired" it.
Thanks for the info.