YAY let's leave

Made variations of posters that I made for my boss.

My Boss really wanted people to GTFO.

Complete Rage!

Today has been way too long for it's own good.  

I didn't get much of anything accomplished because I was miffed for the majority of it. 

  

I really wanted to draw just complete anger.  This is my first attempt with my mouse.

It took like 5 min. 

Yeah it's pretty bad but I can't find my wacom pen. That thing should have a leash.

Hi new year!

Welcome to a New Year!

I'm super excited about this new year because I get to start over technically and figuratively.
As of today, the 1st, I've learned something new  at 4am :D

Imagine that! Me, learning? WHAT A WEIRD CONCEPT!!!!

Initially, I tried to read "Wizard's first rule" but it drove me crazy because I couldn't focus.

So I picked up "How to Draw Anything" by Mark Linley.

These are a few things I learned, that many artists have told me during my artistic journey.  I think after the first 3 pages it finally clicked.  Hopefully, this year I can put it into practice.

Important points
1. Be confident and bold: take a leap of faith.  It's really all about your journey. So get excited! Your work will show your passion in the end.
2. Look and look again.: OBSERVE OBSERVE OBSERVE!  [I think that's what Linley meant by this]  Go outside and observe.  If you don't get outside much, *cough* like me *cough*, then pictures will work, for now.  The world is your oyster [I like oysters], it's time for you to explore!
3. Be pleased with your progress. : Keep all your sketchbooks and date each drawing. When you get discouraged, look back at your other drawings. I'm pretty certain, you'll see that you've come a long way.

 I'm super psyched!! XD