Monday, October 30, 2017

Saturday, October 28, 2017

NaNoWriMo Outline

Been working hard for several months on an outline for NaNoWriMo! It turned out REALLY detailed, which is why it took so long. But a couple of weeks ago I finally finished it! It's 67 pages long, and about 20,000 words long (since I didn't break into paragraphs, I fit in about 300 words for page instead of my usual 250.) It's a horror story I developed in college, but never wrote down--I only drew scenes from it. Now it's going to be my NaNoWriMo project. With an outline this detailed, I have real hopes of winning this year!
















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Monday, September 25, 2017

Notebook Flip-Throughs: Episode 2

The long overdue second episode in my notebook flip-through videos!


Charlotte Riley in Acrylics

Another speed-painting! As I say in the video, I am determined to improve my skills in acrylic painting, so you'll probably see a lot of similar art from me.



And here's the finished painting:


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Monday, September 11, 2017

Black Cat in Blue

Yet another copic marker picture! This one is done with blue markers, but I did it to study the highlights in a black cat's fur. So... black cat in blue?



And here's the finished picture:


Monochrome Wolf in Copic Markers

Another copic marker video! Sorry, I know I said I wanted to take a break from copic markers, but I have a bunch of paper lying around that is specifically for use with markers, and I wanted to use some. Here is a monochrome portrait of a wolf, done so that I could study the textures of a wolf's fur.



And the finished art:


My iTunes Video Library

I love watching digital movies on my iPad, and I believe that digital movies are going to be the next "thing" after BluRay. As such, I have been building my iTunes video library. Check it out!


What about you? Do you like watching digital movies? If so, which service do you use?