I had some dental work done this week (bridgework on a front tooth) and now speak with a lisp, like some pimply pre-teen with his/her first braces. It's really messed up my singing, and I think I'm gonna have to give it up if the lisp is permanent, which might also result in my quiting playing guitar too since the two are so intertwined.
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I drew the thumbnail of this while colouring the previous concert flyers. I'm pretty disappointed in the final product; I sketched it with a pencil, then inked it in Photoshop, but didn't fix all the problems. And although I did have a colour scheme planned, I didn't know what Sofia Albatross would be wearing, so it looks like some generic shirt. Now I think about it, I'm happy with Madeline Prixu, it's really just Sofia Albatross who looks janky.
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It looks as if some 17 year old girl drew this. I've really got to work on doing better backgrounds, this looks pretty blah. It was done 100% in Photoshop, which I'm finding to be very comfortable, but also very slow.
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I used to be an avid reader of X-Men comics and always considered Professor X a sanctimonious bastard. To me, the most believable (manipulative warts and all) depiction of the character was written by
Mark Millar during his Ultimate X-men run. In my version he's a crabby, lecherous old man, sitting in the shadows, manipulating people from afar.
Watching: Youtube videos by Lauren O'Connell
Reading: The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell
Listening To: The Who - Tommy
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