Now on to Another Adventure

It's not all that different from the last version you saw, but I'm calling it done. This was a rather fun project to work on, and though I was more than a little frustrated at first, I'm pleased with the final result. As I said before, I'm not sure if I'm going to do this on a regular basis, but I'll probably work on something from time to time. For now though, I think I'll go back to actual paint and canvas--as I can actually sell those.

In other news, I saw Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian the other day. I'll admit, it has problems, but if you ignore the logistics of the thing, it's actually quite fun and entertaining--especially if you like Hank Azaria. If you like the first one, this is enjoyable and not a complete re-hash of the first. But if you didn't care for the earlier night excursion, this one won't change your mind.

Also, a good friend of mine has a comic coming out today, The Legend of Isis from Bluewater Studios. As he says, it isn't high-brow literature, but he said it was a good time to write, and he's got his name on a published comic--much more than I can say for myself. If you're into comics, you should go out and purchase this. I demand it.

Gibberish tomorrow.

Almost Done

This thing is just about done now. I've had a few moments to work on it here and there, and it's coming together much better than anticipated. Other than the jewels on the crown--I need to look up some reference points--this is pretty much done. I'm going to add some light shafts breaking through the dirt, but that's about it.

Overall, I'm pretty happy with the result, but I think I'm going to stick with the traditional painting for awhile--it's much easier to sell. And if for some reason you'd like a print of this, I can have that arranged.

And for the moment, I'm trying not to burst from joy. Some nice things have been said about me, and they may lead to some awesome news for Friday--or possibly not until next week. Either way, look for some developments on the Click-Track Heart front.