So I've decided to write a blog.

        I may regret this in the distant- if not near- future, but I've decided to carry on, regardless of that fact. I intend to tell you a bit about myself, you know, to put it all out there. Don't take me wrong, I'm not revealing a love life or anything as such (even if I had one,) but I will tell you, dear reader, about what's going down.

        I'm a Canadian, and I'd like to call myself an artist, but I'll let you decide that. Um.... shoot. Don't know what to say at this point. If anyone could tell me how to load images off my computer in here, let me know in the comments.   What was I talking about again? Right, me... that's a pretty self focussed discussion, so I'll try and find a new topic.

        As you may see, I am quite scatterbrained. Very, if you'd prefer that. My mind always seems to fly off the wheel, going every which way at once, until it lands on a purpose, upon which it drives until the goal is complete.

       

Start reading here if you don't really feel like being bored:


 I know!!! I'll tell you about my skins! I'll explain their stories, and how they all kinda connect, if any do. I will explain their stories. Though they are few, they are all precious to me, all from the heart. I do not take skinning lightly. And not fish skinning. 

         There are 16 skins currently in my portfolio, there may be a couple more, but not worth mentioning. I first started making skins using skindex. I was enthralled at the ability to design skins. I made about 5 or 6 skins using their tool, but then I felt the need to take skinning to a whole new level. I noticed I'd never get any notice for my stuff on Skindex, so I got a PMC account. It's true, I really did. I actually got a couple downloads on here, so I was happy. I then upgraded my design software to MCSkin3D. It is the best tool I've found so far for making skins.The first skins I made (on Skindex) were Crusader, Slime in a Suit, Cat in a Suit, Winter Dude, and a couple more I don't really remember. Slime in a Suit turned out to be my most popular skin, so I wore it in-game for a while.



           I now know what I must do: I shall prepare a blog for each skin with a story in great detail, mentioning everything from their very CREATION. At least from when they became who they are now. Whatever. You, dear Reader, will be able to learn about all your favorite ThatGuyJake skins (if applicable) and build onto the story in the game of Minecraft, wearing the skin. 

           All I ask is that if you wear my skins, please don't be a jerk in-game. It would ruin both our reputations. Please leave any suggestions for future skins and other stuff you think might be important for me to know in the comments below. Thanks for taking your time to read my pitiful blog. All I ask is that you leave a diamond or something of the sort.  


By the way, the art below is original Jakobian art and I would prefer that you didn't print it on T-shirts or anything like that, if you had such a silly idea as that.