Broken-Blades

So I finally did it. I bought a Wacom tablet kind of similar to the ones I used to use in my Digital Art classes (I took the class 7 times in Timberline, enjoyed every moment and then didn't follow through with it... whoops! It's not your fault Mr. Coad, I just didn't like the idea of a $43,000-$87,000 tuition for a degree from the Art Institute!) Its taking a bit of getting used to, but I'm warming back up to it. I'm sure I'll get the hang of it again but for now I'm still pretty clunky with it. I've got a project in mind that should bring together all the tricks I learned from those 7 classes of digital art. (I look back on it now and thi

Overall, looking back across the life of my deviantART account and the contents of my gallery, I am dissatisfied. I feel it does not reflect who I am, both as an individual and as an artist. Yet, this is my fault for being so passive in my uploads and activity. So I'm going to take more control, not so much here but in my life as a whole. I'm looking to make some huge overhauls in my life as it is, and when I was younger art was a big piece of who I was. The past 5 years for me have been, interesting, to say the least... But left me artistically drained. A once creative individual buried himself and let forth a bland, rather unremarkab

Well finally I have a new computer to call my own (Literally my own now hehehe) and the new computer should bring new found life to my dA account. If you watch me you know that there are often very heavy droughts in between my uploads, and uploads that aren't just recolors are few and far between... but I am somewhat confident that will come to an end. I have recently taken interest in designing graphic apparel (and by recent I meant about 7minutes ago when I got the idea for a really cool hoodie) and hopefully my gallery will begin to be populated with original designs... and in case it isn't already terribly apparent I am a terrible journal