... Enough.

The more I think about it, the more I have to say Paranoid by Black Sabbath.

More wishes (without any of that "you weren't specific enough" loophole nonsense).

1600x900 px
(Blatantly obvious 16:9 ratio)

Dying is a waste of time.

I could say RTS games (I'm generally terrible at micromanagement)... BUT the worst type of games are undoubtedly rushed cash-ins with a tie-in for some other movie / product / IP / etc.

I told @CrikeyDave Smith ages ago I'd buy him a beer at some point in the future. Apart from him and anyone else I'd meet at webcomic cons... probably Tim Schafer.

(So what if none of these people are "famous" enough for mainstream media to give them a "celebrity" status?)

NEVER... ask me to do a "quick sketch" of something unless you specifically want it to look bad. Even if I start drawing something, I'm more likely to eat the paper it's drawn on (or otherwise destroy all evidence of the picture) than finish it in a few minutes.

This has been a particular thorn in my side, because I honestly can't get out of the "everything MUST be anatomically correct, to scale and completely accurate to the original"-mindset for whatever reason.

Assuming you're just talking about cons in America, practically zero. I would like to make it to NEWW sometime, but that's extremely wishful thinking right now.

Yes. Very yes.
One of the biggest problems I have is that I never really recieve feedback on how to draw better. It might be because I'm very self-critical while I'm drawing - that's why I take so long to draw sometimes, I re-draw things until I get it right (though this mostly applies to when I draw anatomy and proportion).
I guess I've got no idea how good my methods are either, so streaming would help watchers to point things out and suggest new things to me, but I think I might have developed and got used to far too many bad habits already.

All of the above. I'm still trying to find a way to get what I want from my drawings, while doing so in a reasonable time scale.

I'm sure I will end up streaming eventually, but it doesn't seem right to do so before I've got everything else sorted (you know - website, being able to draw something worth seeing, that sort of thing).

Terrible, except for getting / staying in shape. January is my month of general chaos. Recoving from New Year's; seeing relatives; getting a sleeping pattern back under control; family birthdays; exams... It's rather hectic. February is a better time for me to get a fresh start at things.

At my desk in my room - I've got everything there. It would be nice to go to the US again though. XP

Red, apples (or maybe grapes) and 10pm or later.

Depends on the weather. Mint if it's warm outside; chocolate if it's not.

Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 and Bulletstorm. There's still a lot of games from last year I haven't had the chance to play though.

Although I don't own any of either, I have played (and understand how to play) YGO more, but I wouldn't mind giving MtG a go if I had time.

Pokemon by a long shot.

Largely uneventful. Practically broken my resolution to buy less video games already though.

I don't really have any other resolutions, because I'd rather set myself targets by month instead of year. More likely to do them that way instead of just putting them off.

Internet... because Internet.