The Scetch of the Day 1: Hornlichen
•January 1, 2010 • Leave a CommentHappy New Year!
•December 31, 2009 • Leave a CommentTreelicious
•December 26, 2009 • Leave a CommentKuluma doodle 1
•December 7, 2009 • Leave a CommentFirst attempt with gouaches
•November 13, 2009 • 2 CommentsGaran D’Ache gouaches, pencil
30 minutes
My first attempt with gouaches and I’m loving doing stuff with those.

Lardica
•November 13, 2009 • Leave a CommentPencil
Random short time on biology class
Some of my random school day scetches of today…

To Paint the World I’m Living In -scetch
•November 13, 2009 • 2 CommentsPencil
Short time on biology class
Scetch of my entry in Bring your vision to life contest by Wacom & deviantART.

77 Glorious Songs
•November 11, 2009 • Leave a CommentPink Floyd – A New Machine Part 2
Mike Oldfield – The Voyager
Pink Floyd – Signs of Life
Cream – Swlabr
Cat Stevens – Morning has Broken (thanks to mom for suggesting it!)
Korpiklaani – Happy Little Boozer
Pink Floyd – Sorrow
Judas Priest – Wheels Of Fire
Blackmore’s Night – Gilded Cage
Contagious: The Prologue
•November 1, 2009 • Leave a CommentThe fic: Contagious
Author: Suoviitta
Beta: Doesn’t excist.
Fandom: Harry Potter
Genre: Parody, humour, romance, drama, adventure, everything.
Rating: Read if you dare!
Pairing: We’ll see about them. Maybe OC/not oc, so be warned.
Disclaimer: I don’t get any money for raping these poor characters of J.K. Rowling. I do it to entertain myself and to take part in this awesome madness, NaNoWriMo.
Summary: What will happen when some kind of pandemic disease hits the wizarding world?
A/N: Done for NaNo. The disease was carefully planned, but the plotline wasn’t. I didn’t know what was going to happen for my characters when I started to write this but I knew what would be going on in the world itself. So, get prepaired for bad english, weird situations and characters with funny names!
BOOM!
A huge boom echoed through the clinical white room. It was full of instruments made of solid steel and metal, they made it to look like some kind of torturing chamber. The pure white walls of the wide chamber were now covered with olive green glue that was drained on the white tile floor. It wasn’t a beautiful scene. The medicine was ruined, the chamber would be horrible to clean up, and the wizard who caused the huge boom was exhausted and irritated from the whole situation. This wasn’t going like it should be, not at all. It was a living nightmare.
“FUCK!” he shout. “OH FUCKING ROWENA’S FUCK!” he was shouting. The white walls didn’t reflect the sound anymore as they had did when the huge cauldron had exploded. The wizard looked like he could’ve exploded himself as well.
“This isn’t good. This isn’t… What have I done? What will this cause to me?” he asked silently from himself. He was concerned for his job as a healer – it might be the last night he was brewing his healing potions ever. Not anyone could do them for sale, there was a license that was needed for that. That license was now on a stake.
“I wonder what will this cause… To the lab and… There were kind of organic poisons in it… Now it’s on the walls, fucking hell, it’s on the walls. My antidote is ruined, that’s only thing I know sure,” he was having a good monologue with himself that moment. His white cape was also covered with olive green glue.
The depressed looking wizard started to clean up the whole mess, but the worse had already happened. The walls seemed like the paint on them was eaten away. The red wall was showing from the enormous spots the white paint was gone. The wizard sighed; he didn’t want to paint the whole wall again. When he tried to use Scourgify spell to the dirt on the walls he saw that some of the glue was off but all of it didn’t clean. It was weird, usually the spell made everything clean as a whistle.
“Well this is… This is interesting,” he said. He didn’t get any ideas how to clean the walls up. “Unless…” he said, “Unless I burn it away. YES! I burn it! That seems a perfect solution.” And from the thought to the action, he started to work on that. He casted several spells and for a moment it seemed that his own death was very near while the room was hot as Hell, but he handled the flames easily with his spells.
After a moment the room looked badly burned. The metal instruments on the walls and on the metal tables were still where they had been. They looked very black from the ash and soot but it didn’t worry the healer. He was relieved. No one would see that he had failed. He would try again and it would work out. No one would ever know how the first instalment of his potion had gone wrong and he would still keep his license of making even dangerous potions and medicines for sale and his job. Now he just had to clean up the remains of the fire and he would be done and ready to do another portion of the potion. This time the magnificent all poison working antidote would be a success. It would bring him fame and fortune and… Well, not ladies but at least fame and fortune. Then he could leave this lousy job as a supervising healer of the third floor.
This day was the first day of his new life. Life of success, not miseries – and last but not least: absolutely nothing could destroy it.
Morfoosi
•October 27, 2009 • Leave a CommentOpen Canvas Plus, Wacom Intuos 3
Maybe an hour or something
Charactersheet picture to my rpg character Morfoosi (Morphose).







