Time expands to fill tasks....
I finally got caught up from Akon (I posted a few pictures on Facebook -- just me with the Doc-tahs, and Utena) only to totally slack off tonight. Fun side note! I approached the doctor with a terrible British accent. I'm pretty sure I'm an idiot. I ran up like a total fangirl and shouted "DOCTAH! DOCTAH! Can I have a pik-cha?! (Doctor, Doctor, can I have a picture, for the non retarded)" I think I scared the crap out of him. The 9th? 10th? doctor I ran into cosplaying as David Tenant made my YEAR. He had the Sonic screwdriver and everything! HE LOOKED LIKE HIM. OMG. I grinned stupidly through the whole thing. I wished I had been in plainclothes so I could have struck a pose with him and lived out my stupid sci fi fantasy. :D
Anywho (heh), I'm happy my team's game will be making it to the Xbox, but that does mean I have to redo some art. I'm kinda scared about that, what if I can't make anything good? Our student "producer" is an artist from the class ahead of us. He's outspoken and he'll let me know if it sucks--I'm just bad at changing things without feeling like a total loser.
I'm wrestling with the idea of going to an art convention this weekend. There would be some artists from comics, film and the game industry there--this could be good. I don't have morning class on Friday so I could catch a workshop and I have time to book it back to class at the break. In fact, the only reason I'm a little hesitant is because: I honestly don't have a portfolio at this time. With nothing to review, I can't really get better in my art quite yet or really make any good contacts under the GUISE of art review... I've got a few drawings on Deviant Art and a mostly empty sketchbook. I need to get my butt in gear, fill up my remaining sketchbooks and take on the challenge one artist put to me at an A-kon panel: Fill up one sketchbook per month. If I want to get from crap to average (not GOOD, mind you) then I have to draw every waking second. I'm going to skip the sketching on the toilet, though. That's a bit much.
Anywho (heh), I'm happy my team's game will be making it to the Xbox, but that does mean I have to redo some art. I'm kinda scared about that, what if I can't make anything good? Our student "producer" is an artist from the class ahead of us. He's outspoken and he'll let me know if it sucks--I'm just bad at changing things without feeling like a total loser.
I'm wrestling with the idea of going to an art convention this weekend. There would be some artists from comics, film and the game industry there--this could be good. I don't have morning class on Friday so I could catch a workshop and I have time to book it back to class at the break. In fact, the only reason I'm a little hesitant is because: I honestly don't have a portfolio at this time. With nothing to review, I can't really get better in my art quite yet or really make any good contacts under the GUISE of art review... I've got a few drawings on Deviant Art and a mostly empty sketchbook. I need to get my butt in gear, fill up my remaining sketchbooks and take on the challenge one artist put to me at an A-kon panel: Fill up one sketchbook per month. If I want to get from crap to average (not GOOD, mind you) then I have to draw every waking second. I'm going to skip the sketching on the toilet, though. That's a bit much.