kristinnaff

I more-or-less tagged myself for this one by requesting a sketch from .  Anyhow, I've been doing a lot more design than drawing lately, and I miss drawing.    

THE GENERAL RULES:
I have ten request slots.  Anyone who requests must pay it forward by doing ten sketch requests for others.

MY RULES:
Keep your request simple and PG-rated.  Suggest anything Escher-esque at peril of your soul.

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1. requested a pic of his character Sean over AIM.
2. requested an interpretation of something from his Neon Noir concept.
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It has been a really, really long time since I was last on DA.  Sorry, guys.  Hopefully I can put stuff on my DA account more regularly.  I can't even begin to catch up on the artworks and writings that I missed from the talented, awesome folks I had (and still have) on my watch list.  I'll try to do better in the future, guys.

Also, a great big HI to all the college buddies who are being added to my watch list.  

Well, keen-eyed visitors will note that "Salvation/Damnation" has been deleted from my gallery.

This is because it's been selected for SCAD's Juried Foundation Studies Honors Show 2005, and there's a chance somebody will buy it.  If not, well, it's still good for Ye Olde Resume.  Rock on, ya'all.  

I had the weirdest dream last night.  There was some kind of evil overlord-type dude trying to take over SCAD and remodel it to his ideas of the arts, and was sort of brainwashing certain students in batches.  Except that when my friends and I were called up in a group, the whole brainwashing program wasn't exactly put together right (they had a sort of interview process for screening people), and his lackeys lost track of us and let us go, but nuked all of the students in "normal" majors (painting, architecture, interior design, etc.) by mistake.  All the sequential and illustration people got away scot-free due to processing errors and because his lackeys didn't watch us closely enough.  

So, a warning to all SCAD students:  should you dream of an evil overlord-type individual exhibiting very bad taste and with a headquarters decorated in a style that's quite ugly, with heavy tapestries and large overwrought objects everywhere, RUN AWAY (or wake up).  Or pretend to be an architect, but by this point he may have tightened up his screening process and check to see if you're lying.  Do not trust the nice-looking people in the office area that say they just want to ask you a few questions.  Hide any association with nontraditional art, although if you make those pretty abstracts that people like to hang in offices, you should be fine.  Artistic film students should run, gaming people I don't think he cares about, animation should probably run, and sequential and illustration people should really haul ass.  I don't think he likes us.

Aside from morning pages (daily freewritings), I'll also be doing a daily sketch, which may or may not be posted here, depending on my scanner access.  I don't dare let myself get rusty.