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I don't know of a source explaining why he chose this artist name. It does seem to be his real name according to the japanese wikipedia article (本名: 新井 圭一), however the kanji do not dictate the use of ゐ over い. So it's most likely an artistic consideration (as does happen often with artist/stage names). He chose to use a hiragana version over the usual kanji version to begin with, which could also be done for style.

Always kinda interesting to hear them marrying outside the industry. Imagine being a random dude but your girlfriend is a celebrity, that's kinda crazy. Don't even know if it would be a good thing to be honest. Do you have to do extra effort to stay outside the public eye? And for the seiyuu, I don't think they would want to date a fan? How would you know when meeting someone that they don't know you already but keep silent about it? Seems like it has a few extra complexities compared to two nobodies or two celebs dating.

Man I used to do SketchUp all the time in middle/high school, so nostalgic.

I watched a whole show (shikanoko) this season. So yea banger season, almost never happens lol.

It seems plausible that Drew left because of the church stuff, but it is not confirmed so conclusions must not be drawn on this part of drama. I am curious to hear from the man himself what made him go. Maybe he will make his own pen content in the future, I would check it out if he did. On the church connection, seems dumb to me that they would include such an unnecessary and damaging detail. America is a pretty wild place I guess. I don't think European and Japanese companies would commit to a "what is going on in our personal lives" section of a business podcast.

She's gonna have to mop the floor with Sakurako after this.

Interesting mix of western and eastern calligraphy in the title. They do connect strokes within characters and also between characters (especially in kana shodo), but those flourishes are definitely western.

I suck at ball sports, she'd probably beat my ass even though she is so small lol.

The best I can make of it is through deepl: it maps ぽやぽや to "carefree", "carelessly" or "pampering". "すぐ" precedes it meaning "immediately", "at once", "right away". Taking in the context: it is done on paper and not digitally, and that there is some whiteout at the bottom. Also the hair colour goes outside the lines. All this combined makes me think that it means that the drawing was done "from a loose hand", meaning with some pace and without excessive construction like a detailed sketch. I don't think it is done completely without sketching though, as the top left strand of her right (our left) twintail there seems to be a sketchline the inked lines.

I have had mine (Kuretake No. 13) for over a year and it never dripped on me. The more I write the shorter the brush becomes and the tip loses its point a bit. However I can still get hairlines and when I don't it's usually a skill issue. After a year of daily writing the tip does split sometimes. You just have to reset its shape once in a while on the edge of your paper or on scrap paper.

Mine only does that the first day when I write after filling it.

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