
So it's amazing how many people I know IRL who are also on dA. And haven't updated in years... (Actually, this would be every artist I know, barring Lee. And I'm not much better. I'm just lazy and don't want to scan stuff and have to edit it because the white always looks gray...)
So I haven't touched my pencil in a month, really. Err. Months. Ever since I started spending all my time with people and am totally self-conscious about drawing in front of them. (Although, to be honest, they have no qualms, and I've done better stuff than some of them. Except there I go again, being a critic...) I have inked a couple things for a friend- because I love the Microns I stole from Lee (ages ago that have already run out of ink, so I actually paid for the ones I'm currently using). I need to finish coloring some other stuff of mine (Carmen, you'll recall the bar-fight-looking pieces I was doodling at your place. One's colored. Yours is partially...)
Actually, I have touched my pencil. Dad (who I get the creative bug from) got addicted to WoW, which put him back in touch with his "I like telling stories" gene, and asked me to make a map of a world for him. (He apparently does quest stories better with a map to go by.) Me, loving to make maps, agreed. And then he supplied a two foot by four foot sheet of paper. Words cannot describe my horror. (The last time I did anything that big, it was in art class. The *only* time I've done work that big.) I have yet to finish drawing in the mountains, because I am obsessive and must add little shading details and not just have stupid-looking triangles. I should probably go back to drawing little squiggly islands where the archipelago goes. It would save my hand the cramps. Of course, with work picking up, I should probably take it home to work on, since I'm now too busy to fiddle around with it on company time. I've also done a couple cityscapes to go with it. Mostly because I like architecture, even if I'm horrid at maintaining perspective.

The (Former) Roomie:
Because she is made of win. And I miss being able to peek over her shoulders to give unwanted advice for to better niftify her stuff.









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Careful. We don't want to learn from this.
--Calvin & Hobbes
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Careful. We don't want to learn from this.
--Calvin & Hobbes
kthx
It's like our babies switched coats and ran off to live with other people.
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I'm no longer at DA but you're welcome to check out where I actually am: [link] (Paperdemon), [link] (Ustream), [link] (LJ)
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"It's a source of great amusement to me, your reprehensibility." - =DragonWinter
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I'm not good at empathy, will you settle for sarcasm?
What *IS* a humbug anyways?
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I'm no longer at DA but you're welcome to check out where I actually am: [link] (Paperdemon), [link] (Ustream), [link] (LJ)
I still like quixotic as a word.
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I'm not good at empathy, will you settle for sarcasm?
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Critics will grumble. Of course they will. That's one of the functions of critics. As an artist it's your job to give them ulcers, and perhaps even something to get apoplectic about. -- Neil Gaiman
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