What Technology Just Can't Do...

Yesterday, I worked on arts for a sizable chunk of time with a good friend of mine. As much as I love my tablet and using the digital medium to create my arts--since I can do things digitally that I'd have no idea how to replicate with paints and canvass--nothing, and I mean nothing, can replace the feel of paper under your hand, pens and pencils and markers at your disposal. Sure, you can pick all sorts of colors, even the exact shade that you had in mind, via your digital arting media, but there is something so wholesome about grabbing a new marker, a new pen, another sheet of paper. Plus, unlike digital arts, this is much easier to sell.

Do you like the above? (Click it for a larger image.) You may own it for $20.00--more if you want it framed.

Pretty Much Nothing

Some more experimenting with drawing in the "hard-line" style. I'm not sure if this guy is supposed to be a hero or a villain. I figure that either way, he's a character that I'd like to do SOMEthing with in the future--even if he is simply a guest star of a Gibberish--or a series of Gibberishes. Whatever. He'll be back. That's all I'm sayin'.

Other than that, I really have nothing to report or plug. Haven't found anything fantastic in the last few days, or have I done anything noteworthy. So this is all you get, a sketch and a small rant.

Gibberish tomorrow.