I have decided.Is that with or without the post/pre finger point?
I will make this popular again. Just you watch, you'll see!
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Rant, Moan and Rave - 2010 edition
I hate doing my cats litter box, I hate it with a deep intensity. sometimes, the bag is so heavy, it bursts, and I had to sweep it up. Thank god we have one of those bags you just tie up and throw out, a little bit before I have to use to scooper and pan out the stuff. I doubt there is anything in hell worse than that for torture. Oh, and they just love going in a fresh box, I finally get a new bag in, and they just go, even though they don't have to. They know I'm taking the litter out before, but they wait till I'm done to go again. Either a fresh litter box is like a flushed toilet, and thats why, or my cats hate me. Dear god, my life is becoming so miserable with my families and friends wild antics, it could be used for a T.V. show…wait, am I?
Is that with or without the post/pre finger point?Maybe, maybe not. I'm as unpredictable as a firecracker with a hidden fuse. But probably with the finger point. :)
The thing about cats for me is that they are a joy to be with as long as it is not a cat you own, e.g. your friend's cat. You can just play play play play all day and then go home before the little kitty's need to poop and spit out hairballs emerges.
I hate doing my cats litter box,Have you tried that clumping cat litter? I hated doing it before that, now it's really easy and quick to scoop up. it's also better for the cat since it doesn't create dust when you pour it in(that hurts their lungs)
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This guy in my psych class would not.shut.uuuuuup
It was even like he was talking to himself at one point, not really at the teacher he kept repeatedly butting into, or the class. Knew i should have taken this online…
Yes, of course. The comments do indeed have that effect, especially the lovely one you left on MY comic, but to feel good about the work you sort of get into the habit of needing that validation. You know?I have the opposite problem: from the moment I start to draw them, all my pages look mind numbingly terrible to me. It's only reading the comments afterwards that makes me think they can't be as bad as I think they look.hay look at me see http://www.drunkduck.com/Stitch_punk_Chronicles_21/ man i fell shallow i draw for the heck of it but i post it up to feed my eago i fell very very shalow right about nowI think we all feel like that occasionally man.
I know I always get post-comic-update blues. It's a regular cycle. Yo get all hyped up when you're done and after it's up, then you look at it and think it all looks like crap.
I think that might be part of Herio's problem.
Not to bring up a day-old topic or anything, but I've been considering this stuff a lot myself lately. I go through artistic styles like a trend whore goes through mix tapes. For me to be completely satisfied with the way I've rendered something might be a signal of the end times because I'm probably the most self-loathing illustrator I've ever met, even though I'm still cocky as all hell. I always get to critique and immediately start picking out everything I hate about a piece I've done, a lot of times to the point where I don't even pay attention to everyone else' critique because I'm too busy thinking about all the changes I need to make. Coupled with my own sense of pride at having worked my way up from the bottom on my own and my own sense of competitiveness, that personal distaste is probably one of the best motivating factors I think I'll ever have. Because the moment I'm happy with what I'm producing will be the moment that there's suddenly no challenge left in illustration. And I'm definitely one of those people for whom things become absolutely unbearable once they're easy enough to be routine.
Everybody thinks they hate themselves more than anyone else could. That's the artist manifesto.Yes, of course. The comments do indeed have that effect, especially the lovely one you left on MY comic, but to feel good about the work you sort of get into the habit of needing that validation. You know?I have the opposite problem: from the moment I start to draw them, all my pages look mind numbingly terrible to me. It's only reading the comments afterwards that makes me think they can't be as bad as I think they look.hay look at me see http://www.drunkduck.com/Stitch_punk_Chronicles_21/ man i fell shallow i draw for the heck of it but i post it up to feed my eago i fell very very shalow right about nowI think we all feel like that occasionally man.
I know I always get post-comic-update blues. It's a regular cycle. Yo get all hyped up when you're done and after it's up, then you look at it and think it all looks like crap.
I think that might be part of Herio's problem.
Not to bring up a day-old topic or anything, but I've been considering this stuff a lot myself lately. I go through artistic styles like a trend whore goes through mix tapes. For me to be completely satisfied with the way I've rendered something might be a signal of the end times because I'm probably the most self-loathing illustrator I've ever met, even though I'm still cocky as all hell. I always get to critique and immediately start picking out everything I hate about a piece I've done, a lot of times to the point where I don't even pay attention to everyone else' critique because I'm too busy thinking about all the changes I need to make. Coupled with my own sense of pride at having worked my way up from the bottom on my own and my own sense of competitiveness, that personal distaste is probably one of the best motivating factors I think I'll ever have. Because the moment I'm happy with what I'm producing will be the moment that there's suddenly no challenge left in illustration. And I'm definitely one of those people for whom things become absolutely unbearable once they're easy enough to be routine.
All this self-hate and pride is what artists live on. Some people say it's talent, I say its rage.
Everybody thinks they hate themselves more than anyone else could. That's the artist manifesto.
All this self-hate and pride is what artists live on. Some people say it's talent, I say its rage.
I said I hate my work, not necessarily myself. I suppose I shouldn't have used the term "self-loathing". And as far as the people I know, most of my fellow illustrators are pretty happy-go-lucky people so it's not as far a stretch as you might imagine. It's not really the point of what I was saying though.
As for what I live on, it's not so much talent or rage as jelly donuts.
I can't believe I'm actually being paid to draw this…
I think a lot of kids dream of becoming an illustrator because they think they'd be drawing the "cool" stuff like comics or pictures of bear cavalry for video games. And eventually most of them find out that the job is really more along the lines of "draw me 6 pictures of things that people have in their silverware drawer". But this time, I actually get to draw what may be the most badass thing I'll ever create for a magazine article.
My prompt is, "An armored shark decapitates a shaolin monk in a circus."
My mind is still screaming "FUUUUCCKKKKK YEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!"
I can't believe I'm actually being paid to draw this…The one reason why I draw is for that specific moment in life where I go to art school, then I draw a naked person.
I think a lot of kids dream of becoming an illustrator because they think they'd be drawing the "cool" stuff like comics or pictures of bear cavalry for video games. And eventually most of them find out that the job is really more along the lines of "draw me 6 pictures of things that people have in their silverware drawer". But this time, I actually get to draw what may be the most badass thing I'll ever create for a magazine article.
My prompt is, "An armored shark decapitates a shaolin monk in a circus."
My mind is still screaming "FUUUUCCKKKKK YEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!"
Then I'll live on that euphoria foreeeever. So basically, live on boob hype!
The one reason why I draw is for that specific moment in life where I go to art school, then I draw a naked person.
Then I'll live on that euphoria foreeeever. So basically, live on boob hype!
Yo, I've always wanted to draw a penis. I don't have any excuse to, though, since I don't have plans to go to art school or pursue a career in art. This whole doctor thing is seriously limiting my perversion.
Unless…. Urology. YES.
Yo, man. Reach for your dreams.The one reason why I draw is for that specific moment in life where I go to art school, then I draw a naked person.
Then I'll live on that euphoria foreeeever. So basically, live on boob hype!
Yo, I've always wanted to draw a penis. I don't have any excuse to, though, since I don't have plans to go to art school or pursue a career in art. This whole doctor thing is seriously limiting my perversion.
Unless…. Urology. YES.
If your dream is to draw a penis, then believe in your ability to draw male genitalia with a passion. And speaking of penisi(penises), my very own webcomic has the appearance of such anti-vagina.
Yo, man. Reach for your dreams.The one reason why I draw is for that specific moment in life where I go to art school, then I draw a naked person.
Then I'll live on that euphoria foreeeever. So basically, live on boob hype!
Yo, I've always wanted to draw a penis. I don't have any excuse to, though, since I don't have plans to go to art school or pursue a career in art. This whole doctor thing is seriously limiting my perversion.
Unless…. Urology. YES.
If your dream is to draw a penis, then believe in your ability to draw male genitalia with a passion. And speaking of penisi(penises), my very own webcomic has the appearance of such anti-vagina.
Anti-Vagina. Solid band name.
Psuedo-Punk Rock/Indie/Death Metal with ghastly female voice.Yo, man. Reach for your dreams.The one reason why I draw is for that specific moment in life where I go to art school, then I draw a naked person.
Then I'll live on that euphoria foreeeever. So basically, live on boob hype!
Yo, I've always wanted to draw a penis. I don't have any excuse to, though, since I don't have plans to go to art school or pursue a career in art. This whole doctor thing is seriously limiting my perversion.
Unless…. Urology. YES.
If your dream is to draw a penis, then believe in your ability to draw male genitalia with a passion. And speaking of penisi(penises), my very own webcomic has the appearance of such anti-vagina.
Anti-Vagina. Solid band name.
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