Lets see.

When I look at my join date on DA, I realize... That same month, I had purchased my domain.  During that timeframe, I fought with CyberPixels to get it setup, because it took them 2 weeks to process a money order.  (I think I still have the reciept.)

(2004)A year later... I was working diligently on my comic.  And to be honest, it sucked.  All the ideas were flops, until school started.  Then things got structured.  In fact, I believe I had it finished by the end of the school year.

Two years, I'd had to redo some things on the domain - At its one year anniversary, it'd been moved over to my friend's private server.  The oekaki was lost for one.

And just past three years, I'm redoing what I started.
I just happen to be taking my damn time.  I'm also not so afraid to post my artwork, so I'm fairly happy with that.
I'm increasing the pace at which I do work on my art.  It's better when I have a billion tasks, and want to procrastinate
(And when I don't have a kitten dominating my tablet.)

I'm taking a bunch of my favorite drawings from my oekaki board... And posting them.

If you guys are willing to check it out, the board is here:
[link]

If you notice, many of my images are on there - I've grown fond of owning my own board.

Feel free to come along and doodle there.
I'm looking for other artists to show me up.

I'm adding a bit to my deviation collection -- It's long past due.
I mean, I see my friends all add things that they haven't spent too long on -- and I'm far behind in views...
*cough*
I feel kinda bad, because in 3 years, I've only gotten 800 views!

So what am I doing?

Adding all my little cute stuff I've drawn, but never really even did anything with.  It's just sitting on my drive.  I feel like sharing, okay?

Anyway.

Go here:  [link]
This is OMG.  My favorite random comic.


Not to mention, I've ordered Comicworks.  I'll be drawing a LOT more soon.

I'm glad to be breaking my habit of an incredible amount of panels per page -- Having a large resolution REALLY helps that!

Well!

Tablet users!  Attention, really!  My sister pointed this out on the DA forums.  I love this...

[link]

If you're having PEN PRESSURE PROBLEMS, this will FIX them.


And if you use Aiptek, don't you them?  Creating their own drivers... how sweet!

Anyway.  Just sharing.

Thank you sis.

Computer=fried.

I could draw on paper.

Don't feel like scanning that crap.

Yes, I said it.  I said my work on paper is crap.

*fwump*

Well, not the work.  The scanning.

I do NOT want to retouch anything.

not in the mood for that.

I sit back and look at my comic... and I realize.  My skill's increased... Since last year.  Since this summer... Well, since yesterday!

I learn something each day, however.  Today, I learned that if I apply myself, I can finish one page in about an hour.  Scary.

Tomorrow, I intend to learn how fast I can code the stuff I promised for Jennifer Reitz...  Just an alternate universe archive for Unicorn Jelly, if you're curious.

Hee.  It's nice to do things for other artists.

Honestly, I've had a DA account for a while and I barely use it... I suppose that's gonna change.


Right now, I'm working on another oekaki -- this time it's Link.
(you can find it at [link] still got some scribblies on it.)
I'm so excited about Twilight Princess...
The only downside is that I'm spending about an hour a day working on it ... Cel-shading sucks.  I probably go about it in a totally obtuse manner, but... I like my lineart to be clean when I'm doing something.


The only big thing is that the pic of Link is acutally pretty good looking...  
It's nice to see people adding me to their lists... I'm a bit shocked acutally.  My gallery's so small and some of the contents are ... well, not that hot.  People really are nice.  


I'm glad to be in a supportive community... However, I can't believe that in one moment of weakness (after my computer decided to be "logical") I joined Oekaki Central.  SCREW THAT!

No way am I really going to use my account there.  Bah, I really don't like them much.  Ah well.  Stuff happens, I suppose it's really my job to get over it.