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It's in German and Japanese and the design is very *cute*.
It's very old, so don't expect much.



Here's the page with some Photos, just click on the links. The descriptions aren't important.



I've also put on some drawings.


Let me know what you think of it.

None of the links are working.

I absolutely love your anime girls that you drew! Anime girls are hot!
I also liked the cute little kitty that was running around the bottom of the screen.
Too bad I didn't work hard enough in German class; I only understood maybe every fifth word (but then again I did have a MEAN teacher).
Then again maybe I'll check it out again later and make my husband translate it for me.
So do you ride the horses? They sure are pretty!
All and All good job!
Maybe if you update it you could put english sub-titles for us non-bi-linguists!

Nice!

Pretty cool Manuel! Yes, it certainly is cute-sy. I can't quite get the jist of the language... what exactly is that "Yoshi-on-a-bowl?"

Am I the only one who can't see your website

Cool site, your drawings are good. The one of Yoshi sitting on his throne is a bit peculiar

I like the way you draw,I am pretty good at drawing I just need to look at something so I can know what to draw.

I think so. I see it just fine. Anyone else having issues?

It only shows 'the page cannot be displayed' and at the bottom part it says that it cannot find server.

As it seems to work for the others... I don't know what's wrong.

As for Yoshi-on-a-bowl...


We had to read a book by German Nobel-prize winner Gunter Grass, "Die Blechtrommel" (I don't know the English title... The Tin Drum, maybe?).
I hated (and still hate) this book, so I drew Yoshi using the book's pages as toilet paper in my notes.

Sounds like a DNS issue, I would suggest yelling at your ISP, but from experience, that doesn't get anything accomplished.

Manuel, I admire your courage sir! Some books aren't even fit to be used as toilet paper....

I wouldn't use the book as toilet paper. It's not soft enough.

My teacher eventually liked the drawing, because he knew very well of my antipathy for it...