I'm taking a photography class this semester, so I'll probably be uploading a lot of photos for a bit. Sorry, guys (unless you like photos)! I'm still working on "Amber" [link] and other various things, but they're a lot more time consuming than just taking lots of photos. Besides, they're not required for a grade like my photos are, and so I just find them taking the backburner. Grr.

But soon I'll have a project from my Lithography class to post! ...assuming it actually ends up looking good. Which I hope is the case.

In other news, I'm going to New York in November! Yay for various art escapades to expensive and extravagant places!


The sad news of the day is that a lot of my work is going to fade and die and there's nothing I can do about it. For example: I drew my parents a nice picture of themselves a while ago and it's been hanging in their front room for about a year. It has since yellowed a lot, since I drew it on sketch paper (before I knew the difference between good and bad papers). So a LOT of my work is going to go like that. I know better than to draw on sketch paper, now, but that won't help the nice things I did before that! Say goodbye to Kermit and Jim... the Dark Crystal... Twilight Link... etc. All those nice little things will fade and die.

I'll try to keep them in a dark, cool place. But they'll still fade and die.

So, moral of the story: DON'T DRAW THINGS YOU LIKE ON STUPID PAPER!