After the Thin Man

This is what happens when I go to Wikipedia and hit random until I get a workable prompt. A story with the title of a film from the mid 30's that closes with a quote from a Victorian poem ("Goblin Market" if you must know).

So I'm still looking over and posting old stuff, since my life right now consists of writing and rewriting and being way too busy. This is a combination of a drawing I did of my mother's spider plant and a diagram of the human heart, framed by some kind of random squares.

Fan Art!

I've gotten addicted to MS Paint Adventures. Here's some fan art of some of the characters.

Tablet is still broken though.

Hungry Brownie's

I've challenged myself, since joining this blog, to write as often as possible, call it the shotgun approach to literature, so here is yet another short-short. Hopefully it works on some level.

Peeling Red Paint

This story has been half finished all week, I had to complete it regardless of how bad it ended up being. I think the very end works, and the first page isn't bad, but other than that... Well, read at your own risk I suppose.

The door haunted his dreams.

Tutorials can kill the soul.

Especially when that's like all you do with your time for a week. But I got a couple things of my own design done. Well, partially done. It will eventually be a fancy lamp, but right now it's just a vase container thingy.

Animation Project - crappy GIF walkloop

A super quick walking study; trying to approach animating from a more structured angle for once.

Oh god proportions need work too. D:

I'm just starting out with my huge pixelated pomegranate I did this past fall...It's a photoshop-manipulated picture I took of a picture I drew in my sketchbook. The dip in the middle of my sketchbook established a strange horizon line, and some minimum/maximum filters created the noise in the background. I really like the colors that developed in this, and really like the image, but never found a use for it until now. Enjoy!

I just don't even

So my second cousin twice removed (or something like that) commissioned me to draw this for his Air Force Somethingorother. This is the (preliminary) final draft. Kind of a weird request, but hey, for the Tasmanian Devil in a Batman suit with a red/black Air Force theme? I tried to make it as cool as possible.

Demonic Seal

So Katrin is bothering me about posting so here you are, an awesome demonic seal I photoshopped together for an RPG campaign.

Orange I Glad?

I wrote this for the latest round of NPR Three-Minute Fiction. The criteria was that it must contain a joke, and a character must cry. It had to be done in six-hundred words or less, and because I can't seem to get that brevity is the soul of wit, mine clocks in at five ninety-six.
It's past the end of the world and it contains a very bad joke, but which one it is, is for you to decide.