sketchmasterskillz

I might have to drop out of this next GGR Round. It sucks but the deadline is just poor timing, I also have a ton of commissions to work on and not to mention my new job in which I have to draw a comic around the same deadline.  I'm not calling it quits right now because I may luck out and be able to squeeze something in, but don't be surprised if you don't see a submission from me this time.  I already spent the last week drawing in my every waking minute to get my last project done and I'm close to being completely burnt out.  I really want to keep going in the competition because it seems really fun and I had some really cool scenarios pla

I'm not an authority on anything and this is advice that most of you will probably have heard somewhere else but just in case some of you don't here it is. Don't make excuses. Draw. This goes with drawing, writing, playing music, whatever. You have to do it if it's what you want to do and it's the only way you're going to get better.  If you're inexperienced, drawing gains you that experience.  If you don't like where your quality level is, it's just going to stay there unless you keep practicing. Obvious right? Well not for everybody. Don't apologize for your art. Quit shooting yourself in the foot. If you're showing it to friends or profe

Felt I needed to update my journal, got pretty sick and tired of seeing the super old My Little Pony  review every time I logged in.  For those of you who don't know, a lot of things happened since my last post.  I graduated from SCAD, lived in Savannah for a year, worked at Old Navy for a few months (ugh), and finished my first Issue of "The Bolt Strikes".  A few months ago I did a road trip across the country to California where I'm staying now, trying to somehow make my way into this air tight fortress that is the animation industry. *Sigh*, no far no progress, but I am working on "The Bolt Strikes"