Art: I'm interested in making my lines more confident. All of them. And being able to make one line that works instead of trying over and over again, resulting in something messy. Basiclally, it's a change of habit and I'll have to practice a lot to get there.

This is has nothing to do with this idea that sketching something and having it be loose is bad. Or that guidelines or an undersketch is bad. Being able to do without them is one thing, but I've had people watch me draw and say "you use guidelines?" like it's some kind of thing to be ahsamed of. I don't even like the word 'guidelines.'

On another note, I realized that I tilt my drawings very badly; they "lean" to one side and it's especially noticable when I'm drawing something like faces. I think this is just something that came from not paying attention. I'm working to make the lines reflect equally across the line.

Life: Doing pretty ok. Got finals.

Uploads(?):
+Crap I realized I owe Axie- Once I'm done drawing something, my "shit I need to do stuff" voice in my head goes away. I found a sketch that I finished ages ago, from my contest. It's also crap. I drew something new and shiny, AND when I went to fanime I commissioned Temporary-Glitch to draw from that picture, so she also drew the jacket. Cool, right?

+ random crap. Pages of Marz doodles, some half finished portraits (nothing I make is good enough to finish coloring)

+ A SURPRISE. (:

That is all. Sorry if it's long. I do say that most of the time, don't I...