Thursday, July 7, 2011
Sin and Consequences
Silly humans! How quickly we forget/never learn/do it again anyway. We know the resultant pain is not worth the indulgence of sin, but we're a broken record. How can I choose to do what ALWAYS hurts me, and not do what ALWAYS gives me peace? Nuts, I tell you.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Spider!
Usually it's just the daddy longlegs that inhabit bathrooms (which technically are arachnids but not spiders), and they can't do you any harm, but I still keep my eye on them. They're real good at tickling.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Anger
This is what I feel like doing sometimes when I'm trying to draw and nothing works out right. (Happens all the time when I try to draw people or symmetrical objects.) But I don't do it, because that would be bad. And it would only compound the problem. So I must illustrate my frustrations.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Fireworks
This one was easy. Just draw lines and add dots! (Well, I guess you could say that about any drawing if you're a super amazing artist.) Fireworks never get old. They wouldn't seem so special if you saw them every week, but they would still be well worth watching. I know this because campfires and bonfires never get old.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Detective Caraway 5 & 6
As a kid it kinda used to bother me when the ghosts or monsters in a cartoon always ended up being a guy in a suit at the end. Always the same thing. I didn't believe in ghosts, but it still disappointed me. The problem was that when they'd show the ghost at the beginning, it would be floating and moving in a way that a guy in a suit couldn't possibly move. It would suddenly appear in front and then in back of its victims, or other things humanly impossible. And then it gets caught at the end and it's just a normal dude in a sheet.
Similarly, I don't like when books pull the same stunt and then explain it all away by saying it was in the person's mind. Or a split personality. There are some stories that pull off the split personality thing well, but now I've seen it used too much. It seems like a cheap way out of an impossibly amazing plot. Not that I can do any better, mind you. ^_^
Similarly, I don't like when books pull the same stunt and then explain it all away by saying it was in the person's mind. Or a split personality. There are some stories that pull off the split personality thing well, but now I've seen it used too much. It seems like a cheap way out of an impossibly amazing plot. Not that I can do any better, mind you. ^_^
Friday, July 1, 2011
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