Farewell Kiddie Kandids...

With the sudden closing of Kiddie Kandids I, as well as hundreds of others, am left with a terrible uncertainty in tough times. But, I will still fondly remember Kiddie Kandids as one of the best jobs I've ever had, with the best people ever. I learned so much and I will always appreciate them for that. I know I will be keeping in contact with so many of the wonderful people I met there in the past couple years and I wish them all good luck.

A Neverending Story

What are you going to wish for?

Some More Comic Book Character Fun...

I did these drawings for the Aspen Comics Art Room Sketch Challenge. It's held once a week and voted on by our peers, than the winner gets to pick who/what we will be drawing next week. There's no major prize other than practice and whatever knowledge can be gained from the critiques by other aspiring artists. I don't always get the time to do it once a week, but I try it when I can.

The challenge for these two weeks were to draw Supergirl with Krypto and Executive Assistant Iris.

Relaxing on My Day Off

For the first time in a while I had a whole weekend off from work. It wasn't even scheduled that way, the days off just kinda fell on me. I didn't have anything planned for my new days off, and I thought about using it to do some pages, but I decided, considering how much I'd been working and how tired I was that I was going to take a weekend from that too. Jeff and I went out for breakfast, and I did do some laundry and mild cooking and cleaning, but other than that it was quite relaxing. I also did do a little drawing, but only to keep loose. Overall, I feel quite refreshed and ready for the week. :)

Necromancer Pic Colored by the Great Xiwik!

I got a nice surprise today. After I got home from work I logged onto the computer and got a message from Xiwik saying that, just for fun and practice, he colored a necromancer sketch of mine from a little while ago. I'm so excited, it turned out great!

Practice...practice...practice...

Since work has been taking up so much of my time lately I haven't been able to draw as much as I want. So whenever a minute pops up and I'm to tired to do real work I've been doing little body part and expressions exercises. Basically I've been looking at works of accomplished artists and copying whatever interests me from the picture in order to learn new line techniques, expressions, etc...