Haruna Ogata (Real)

So the thing is~ I'm pretty much no-good when it comes to image editing, but it seems like a lot of fun and I want to learn it.
Seeing as there's a big amount of new threads poping up, I thought I'd might as well join the trend!

I tried doing some stuff like these Sayumi Icons:


And this Mitsui Signature:


Somewhat flawed stuff perhaps, but I've probably never used photoshop more than twice in my life, prior to trying on this stuff.

Well...
That's all I had to say!
Feel free to use anything if you for some reason would ever feel like doing so.

Edit:
Well, since I am gradually learning how to use photoshop now I decided to write a guidelines list:

Guidelines:

I do take requests, however I do not do .gif files.

I do only take requests featuring asian women, however I might do exceptions if you ask nicely.

Feel free to credit me if you for some reason use my stuff.

Please tell me your honest impressions of my work, because I want to improve!

Other than that: Enjoy

Forever closed

One day, Taichi, an ordinary university student meets Mioka, a girl who is like a storm. Taichi finds himself drawn to Mioka, who lives freely as she wishes without holding back, and they eventually fall in love.
However, Mioka tells Taichi of her shocking truth. She has an incurable brain disease, with no medicine or treatment that can help her.

Genre: Human drama
Number of Episodes: 10

Cast:
Yoshitaka Yuriko as Minegishi Mioka
Hayashi Kento as Hashimoto Taichi
Katsuji Ryo as Kasagi Kunihiko
Mizusawa Elena as Goto Mari
Yuki Jutta as Kitamura Yoji
Nakamura Shizuka (中村静香) as Sasaki Naomi
Terawaki Yasufumi as Minegishi Hajime (special appearance)
Maya Miki as Minegishi Kaori
Sasaki Sumie as Minegishi Shizue
Kaneda Akio as Hashimoto Ichiro
Miho Jun as Hashimoto Yoko
Shimizu Kurumi (清水くるみ) as Hashimoto Yui
Tanihara Shosuke as Takanashi Hiroyuki
Masu Takeshi as Ikegami Yuzo

Information taken from D-addicts Wiki

Well, this series featuring Yoshitaka Yuriko has just finished airing, but I didn't see any thread for it here on the forums.

As one might notice, the whole story sounds like a rip-off of 1 Litre of Tears, but I'd highly recommend this series anyway.
I found it highly moving, and after Mother, I found it to be the best J-drama of the year.

Michishige Sayumi of Morning Musume has also posted on her blog that she's been following it, and that it makes her cry.