Earlier today I came across a drawing of the cast of Whose Line Is It Anyway? done in an anime style. I could only think one thing.

NO. Just...NO.

God damn it, people. Not every freaking thing has to be an anime! It's getting ridiculous.

Or possibly months, considering the speed at which I work...

I'm gonna be doing a lot of experimenting with brushes in Photoshop, mostly, but some other things too. It bothers me that I've been drawing for practically my whole life and I don't have much of an established style. Or, if I do have one, I'm not really happy with it.

A pencil and piece of paper are my absolute favorite tools, period. I don't really need much else. But scan them, and no matter how high the resolution is or what settings are put on it, the resulting scan's gonna have a fuzzy rough look to it. This didn't bother me much before, but it does now for some reason.

What I want to do is either have a cleaner, more cel-shaded look, or find a brush set that actually works with my pencil lines instead of against them. I'll probably switch back and forth wildly between the two until I find a method I like.

Oh, and I started taking up Subeta art commissions again after all, for those who play it. Still working on the two I have right now, though.

Haha, oops. That marker just kinda slipped by me. I haven't cared much about views for some time now, but that one's fairly significant, I guess. So...whoo? Yay?

I'm working on some drawings right now, so...hoping things will pick back up real soon. I did draw a couple of things during D*Con this year, but quite frankly they're so bad I'm ashamed to put them up.

Current Project List

New stuff will continue to be slow for a while as I'm starting back to work full-time this week. Sorry! On the plus side, I'll be attending DragonCon this year, for...I believe it's the fourth time I've gone. Some artwork may result.

Current Project List

More stuff may pop up on that list as I try to work myself into some kind of regular drawing schedule again. Wouldn't put much hope in that though. I'm notoriously bad at planning.

There's an item on that to-do list that says something along the lines of "Guide to Customizing Your Own Warners." I've been noticing that a quite a few of the DA users who visit my account and look at my drawings are younger people* who are just now discovering the show Animaniacs, and who are also creating their own Warner characters. I hope this guide I'm making will help your creations really stand out!

*I say younger people, because you're younger than I am I don't mean that you're little kids.