I just realized that the last time I actually did a full proper art project was over a year ago. That makes me very sad. Too much has combined to ninja my time drawing. For one, I'm kind of a WoW addict... add into that that I've been state hopping compulsively, going to college full time and working, and my art time dies.

Still, I've been missing it more and more lately and now that some people here actually have a pulse and have been talking to me I promise I'll start working on stuff again. My computer is sexier now too. My doodles have been in a new style though, so some of the art I upload may be strange, try not to freak out.

Photography account: [link]

So, I'm just not going to make any references in journals to the fact I'm active and such, because after I say that we find out over the next several months it's a lie.

For now though, I'm back in classes and actually have a Digital Art class, which is good. Hopefully I can pick up some new tricks, but at the very least it's a slot of time set aside for art and someone making me work, so hopefully more pictures I'm actually proud of will be popping up here. To anyone that actually notices when I stop posting and actually misses my art: I'm really sorry about the lack of activity. It's just I don't feel like 90% of the things I produce are good anymore, I'm not sure why.

On the note of things not being good, I entered Clarity in an art show and did NOT place, though the picture that won was awesome, so I was okay with that. Didn't like the third place at all though, it was just embarassing, a part of me died inside.

Random: My puppy Grendel is a personal space invader.

Also Random: I am much to entertained by really simple things. I downloaded DeskScapes the other day off StarDock and have been spending hours just staring blankly at things moving behind my icons. This makes me cry inside.

Sad: I'm hiccuping again.

Photography account: [link]

Well, it's been forever since I actually wrote here. Classes and day to day life will make that happen. Last time I wrote it was on vacation, and here I'm finally almost on vacation again. Hoorah!

Finals are next week, so that's a whole load of stress, fortunately the additional mass of stress and a half has died this past week with most of my projects and papers and such being due. Those dead means I can actually do ART again! I KNOW! It's a miracle.

This summer will likely be fairly busy. Working as usual, and then we've wound up with an old Victorian house that we're going to turn into offices over the summer. Big big project... but it'll be fun.

Oh, and bigger news than all that: I have stopped hiccuping! *knocks on wood* At least for the most part. I have little fits now and then, but yes!

Photography account: [link]

No, really. I went to some hot springs and
such for my birthday on Friday, and since
we were (vaguely) in the area part of the
road trip included passing through San Louis
to see the Stations of the Cross. It was windy,
and evil, but actually very moving despite me
not exactly being a devout Christian. Okay...
not remotely. But you get the idea. Pictures
are on my photography account. [link]









Personally, I feel the most moving was Station
eleven. Not because I'm morbid or anything,
it just was. Though really Christianity is a bit of
a twisted religion if you think about it. I mean,
look at the whole thing. All the same, looking
at most churches today sort of disgusts me. I
feel sorry for Jesus, that's not what he died for.
Nothing against anyone out there that goes to
an actually decent church. I've just had many
really bad experiences with them.

Photography account: [link]

Yeah, that... that's about it. October birthdays
win, just so everyone out there knows that.

Midterms are finally over in college, so maybe
'll be able to start doing things other than nebulae
soon, I'd like to get back into some dragons and
horses and all that, but my computer is getting
a bit archaic, so you never know.

All that aside, I'm vanishing until later on
Saturday the 20th, going to find some hot
spring out in the middle of nowhere too far
for technology to reach... including cell phones.
Muahaha.