Hello, Strangers!
Hi everyone. Your friendly neighborhood mad artist here.
It's been ages since I've posted, I'm sure, but that's the way it goes with me. Sporadic, off-the-map, boring nonsense: as usual.
So I'm not sure if anyone reading this remembers that project the roommate and myself had started back in, May? I think. Comic stuff. Well, here's the low-down on our progress.
I can not draw backgrounds. I have issues with architecture, though I've taken drafting and architectural classes before. It's been years since I've taken those classes, and much longer since I've applied what I have learned. Needless to say, I'm out of practice. This is what has been holding me up on my end of the creative collaboration. Drats!
Anyhow, CrazyD and I have ONE major issue with our Friday work. First, we talk about comics. We start work. Then we get drunk. We get passionate about our work. Too bad we are too drunk to do any work at this point. It's a vicious cycle. It's an overused cliche', but it's true.
One of these days I'll post my progress, but after switching to Windows, I am still in need of a photo editing program. Y'know, for cheating on my poor inky touch-ups. It's slow work, for sure, and it doesn't help that I've such high standards for this collaboration that I am instantly disgusted at anything I create in regards to this project. When I get to this point, I seriously try to distract myself from working, which kills all my free work time.
By the by, I am occupying my time with learning how to juggle.
It's been ages since I've posted, I'm sure, but that's the way it goes with me. Sporadic, off-the-map, boring nonsense: as usual.
So I'm not sure if anyone reading this remembers that project the roommate and myself had started back in, May? I think. Comic stuff. Well, here's the low-down on our progress.
I can not draw backgrounds. I have issues with architecture, though I've taken drafting and architectural classes before. It's been years since I've taken those classes, and much longer since I've applied what I have learned. Needless to say, I'm out of practice. This is what has been holding me up on my end of the creative collaboration. Drats!
Anyhow, CrazyD and I have ONE major issue with our Friday work. First, we talk about comics. We start work. Then we get drunk. We get passionate about our work. Too bad we are too drunk to do any work at this point. It's a vicious cycle. It's an overused cliche', but it's true.
One of these days I'll post my progress, but after switching to Windows, I am still in need of a photo editing program. Y'know, for cheating on my poor inky touch-ups. It's slow work, for sure, and it doesn't help that I've such high standards for this collaboration that I am instantly disgusted at anything I create in regards to this project. When I get to this point, I seriously try to distract myself from working, which kills all my free work time.
By the by, I am occupying my time with learning how to juggle.