DectoFeb

Back in December, I went to watch Puella Magi Madoka Magica -Rebellion. It was part 3 of the movie series. I was excited about watching it, but after watching the movie, I was left astonished at the plot twists.

It was nice to get a movie freebie.

In January, I found an old McDonald toy. A handheld game featuring Shadow from Sonic the Hedgehog series. The toy still works too! I just need to figure out how to change its batteries.

In February, I melted chocolate and reshaped... tried to reshape it into a heart. It broke into pieces before I could eat it. It didn't taste very good. Will I try to melt it into a heart shape again? Certainly.

I wonder what may happen in March. *Checks my schedule.* Looks like there will be more to post this month. :)

Puccho and Kumamon

The Puccho Facebook fanpage needed an update, so I quickly drew line-art and added colour to it on Photoshop. A satisfying result, it is.

I added a few more icons, just for show. The page doesn't update very much.

Now back to cleaning.

Puccho in Disguise

Mission: Make a banner for Puccho Facebook page.

Solution: Draw the needed pictures on paper, then enhance it in Photoshop.

One of the deliverables:

Superb.

I give myself three pats on the shoulder.

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Puccho is a Japanese candy by UHA. Check out their website at: www.puccho.jp.

Chocolate Rabbits

Back in April around Easter and exams time, a classmate of mine gave me two chocolate rabbits. *-* He said that they reminded him of the Alien Easter Edition video I shared with him.

As he suggested, I bit off the head of one of the chocolate bunnies, got someone else to eat the head of the other rabbit's head, and took a picture of each of them.

Milk chocolate rabbits taste great when hollow. :)

Aliens: The Easter Edition:

If the Easter rabbits were seriously like Aliens, I would be doomed. I know I would freak out if something suddenly popped out of my chest, no matter what that something is.

Pokémon Wall

Subject: Pokémon Candy Dispensers
Format: JPEG
Size: 1280 x 800

Pokémon Candy Dispensers

**These dispensers are not for sale.***


I was in my sister's room and found Pokémon candy dispensers in a box. According to the back of each dispenser, they are a 2004 product by Nintendo and BANDAI.

Pocky Purse?

My sister and I bought a Pocky box that we have never seen before and really like the design and texture. I told her that I will make it into a portable tissue box. When she opened the box, the Pocky packaging looked and felt so nice that we decided to make pencil cases out of them. Sadly, the packaging are not long enough to make pencil cases, so the cases came out looking like purses instead.

It took a zipper, two pieces of fabric, thread, and two packages of Pocky to make the purse. I was disappointed when the purse was wrinkled after I was finished making it. The pakaging had to be wrinkled to finidh the purse. *whines*



Looks good, no? The purse was made with instructions from instructables.com. Thank you for finding the instruction, Krystal! (We actually went through over 30 issues of Shojo Beat for instructions, but we couldn't find it in there.)

The purse now belongs to Krystal.

Puccho

Puccho candy tastes so good! Well, the soda one anyways. I've tried the chocolate strawberry one, and it tasted odd.If it were made of real chocolate strawberry instead of the chewy gummy-like substance, maybe I would have liked it. I still have to try out the other flavours. I have to admit: the package was what got my attention, along with how much my little sister likes it. The cartoon characters they use on the packages are cute!

I checked out puccho's website and it looks so nice. The layout design and graphics are way better than what I can ever do with my current skills. Puccho's website is http://puccho.jp.

Puccho is usually available at east asian grocery stores or candy shops.