My mom does have a problem with trippy, weird art, which I love to draw the most... so we clash from time to time. Your mom sounds pretty cool, umber.

Me mom doesn't think I'm good or anything... like she is "Oh, your cousins are so smart, He got a A+ in all his test in Math" or "Your cousing is so talent, she is painting and playing guitar" and I was barelly passing Art in school XD

Yeah... Now I remember everything -.-

I mainly started, because I wanted to be better than my older sister. >:U Now I love art to its core.
5-10: Hands behind back and other hide your flaws techniques. LOLOLOL
11-14: Girls with big boobs. Good dayz
15-16: Little girls and boys.
Now: Old men and older women with little children. :U

3-4: Started off with drawing dinosaurs
5-7: Exposed to Pokemon, Digimon, Dragon Ball Z, and Mega Man X, etc. making me fall in love with the anime/manga style. At this point in time I still kept to the basic dinosaur/dragon scheme that I had been drawing, though.
7-12: I drew many things during this period in time. Zelda characters, DBZ characters, Pokemon, dragons, dinosaurs, Pokemon/DBZ character fusions (Fusing Gohan with Machamp for example), Nintendo characters, Mega Man characters, Warcraft based characters, and Dart from Fire Emblem 7 were drawn by me (though I can't remember if I was 13 when I drew him or not.)
13-15: More dragons, Yu-gi-oh inspired things, InuYasha inspired things, beast-men, and Godzilla monsters. Yu-gi-oh and InuYasha were on when I was 13 and were major influences for my art. After that I caught Godzilla-fever and drew a ton of monsters from the franchise.
16: Went through a major artist's block and then, with a few fanfics I made up as well as a story of my own, it was broken out of. Began drawing more beast-men and Zelda-themed characters.
17-present: Began seriously working on perfecting the anime/manga style, desiring to convert a novel I was writing into a manga. I have drawn many Mega-Man themed characters, cat girls, and many human/humanoid things. I also drew my own rendition of the boogeyman and some of his fiendish minions. My poses became less dramatic though, as I strived to perfect anatomy. I'm getting tired of my boring poses, though, and have concluded that I must draw more action-ey poses if I want to perfect anatomy. It'll add more variety and enjoyment for me so that's what I'm shooting for. My grandmother has been a major help, as has my father.

Thus is the art history of Soulmourne.

You can check on the first page of my art thread to see my improvement ._.

9-11:Copying from Digimon and W.I.T.C.H. Comics (I still love them naow :U)
11-13:Attemping my own style,Draw some realism
Now:Fanarts(Assassin's Creed,Ninja Gaiden etc.)

Ehhh...Not so much happening really ._. I don't really drew much because of school -.-

Yeah she is. Except when she tries to get all up in my business when it comes to art.And this is a lady who knows next to nothing about all forms of art. There was this poster design contest for example. We had just come back from seeing a college and the guy who looked at my portfolio said no anime/manga drawings. So my mom assumed that meant no anime/manga drawings for ANYTHING. So she was all "Why did you do it in this style?Weren't you supposed to do realism?"

Hmm. I went through a phase of only ever drawing blue people. I still draw blue people, but at least they're proper aliens now, rather than just overgrown smurfs. I went through a phase of only really drawing heads and shoulders, then of only ever doing fullbodies. All of this is women- I think in the last two years I've only drawn, like, four men. Maybe five. @_@ Hmm. Bad habit.

I've never drawn anime/manga style; I had a silly goose 'friend' and so I was vehemently against drawing/being like that. I still get really annoyed when someone calls my drawings manga just because they aren't realism. They're nothing like manga, ffs.