Well, so much for the templates I downloaded yesterday. I tried using one of them but I was having issues with the text doing what I wanted. I ended up designing my own template. Unfortunately, I still had issues. Apparently one program doesn’t copy text to another very well. I feel like I keep hitting … Continue reading Kids book underway
I did about half an hour of audio work this morning. Woo hoo. That's how a day is supposed to start. I got some drawing done. I got some writing done. I even tried to get in a nap, but every time I started to fall asleep, Temmy woke me up. She'd been sleeping so … Continue reading Of cats and plans
I think I'm going to need a new tag for my blog. This one will be called, "lessons to remember." Yes, a great note to myself. And why do I come to this decision? Because I had a realization I know I've had before: that I need to draw more. Okay, it actually is a … Continue reading Devil in the details
With today, I'm halfway through recording Help Wanted, Call Loki. I also am working on a new page of Weblinks, my webcomic. I'm also starting a few new routines. It'll be interesting to see how (and if - grin!) they work. If they do, I'll share. Strangely enough, I still have the last couple of … Continue reading Happy New Year
Yep, tonight is my 500th daily post. Woo hoo! My wrist is a bit sore tonight because I’ve done a bit of drawing this evening. I’ve been practicing lots, trying to get back into habit since I want to get restarted on my webcomic this next year, as well as finishing out more of my … Continue reading Post #500
I've been working on the Loki novella and getting it setup for pre-order. I didn't get as far as I wanted, but... baby steps. I don't know what happened (though I have my suspicions), but sometime this summer I dropped my brain into a fog. Maybe it was part of what Dean Wesley Smith calls … Continue reading Letting good come of fog brain
Today's prompt is: Gargoyle. My first thought, of course, was to jump to the gargaxes. I've drawn a few of those. Yet the point of Inktober is not to ink old work, but to practice. So, I practiced. I'd like to think that I'll be able to participate in Inktober. I'm going to give it … Continue reading Inktober 2022 – day 1
I’m about to go play with some markers. But I remembered that before I did that, I needed to write my blog. Since I had to grab my sketchbook, I thought I’d share an image I have planted for a painting someday. It’s the picture above. Well, I’m off now to play with markers. I’ll … Continue reading Sketchbook
Serious. That's what my critical voice wanted me to be. More serious. It wanted to rob me of the play and joy I find in creating. That was actually the second thing I learned by stopping to take a moment to listen to what my critical voice was yelling at me about. The first was … Continue reading The noise subsides
I didn't get much done today. When I had no idea where 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. went to, I decided that maybe I needed a rest day. I was awake, but I was sitting in bed looking at a sketchbook and thinking about drawing. I also tossed some tarot cards. I can't believe that … Continue reading A rest day
Dawn Blair - Tours of Imagination 
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