i have a few skills and knowledge

[mjay22]

hello, I am currently a first year student at university studying visual arts and graphic design. i have found the story of Katawa Shoujo very interesting, in particular the characters. I do volunteer work in a program with young adults who have disabilities, and i have gone to several training programs to help me to understand different disabilities, and common types of personalities. Although most of the characters, and their personalities have been created i might be of some assistance. Also, I basically was in the same position as Hisao Nakai when i started my volunteer work, and i can say that you have captured his response to the situation very well.
Although I am just a first year student, i have some skills with graphic design, and painting and photoshop ect.
Even if to just answer a simple question, I'm willing to help ^_^

[cpl_crud]

That's... interesting.

I think the best thing for you to do is to jump on IRC and introduce yourself; quite often we talk about the issues we are facing with teh game in there and that is a good place for us to benefit from your expeirence.

Now that the hubbub of the release is starting to die down we (well, at least a couple of the writers) are heading back to the workstations to complete the rest of the game. That means we'll be focussed on "phase 2" as it were, and talking about what we're working on there. Having you only on the forums puts you a little out of reach...

[mjay22]

ah i see, thanks for that i will go on there.
i still have a range of artistic skills aswell ^_^
*edit
i just went to the irc, and it seems it wont open atm on my computer, i will have to find out why. haha.

[cpl_crud]

Have you got hte right tpye of client installed?

I use mIRC: http://www.mirc.com/ but a lot of the devs also use ChatZilla: http://www.hacksrus.com/~ginda/chatzilla/

[Raide]

i still have a range of artistic skills aswell ^_^

Show, not tell is a good advice.

[ClckwrkLoyale]

i still have a range of artistic skills aswell ^_^

Show, not tell is a good advice.

Indeed