Commissions: As stated in previous entries, "Money money money! Hubba hubba hubba!" Honestly, folks. Someone has to pay for my tickets to see Transformers and Harry Potter---not to mention comics. Contact me if you want an estimate. You'll get quality work, I guarantee it. If not, you'll be sorry. I just may become famous one of these days and you'll wish you pinned me down for work, before I turned into an egotistical dick. Hell, I'm already an egotistical dick, but you get the idea...


AFL: If you're like me and enjoy creating your own characters for comics, but wish you could send them out to kick the crap out of other characters on deviantART, look no further. Angel Crusher is the Tyler Durden of OC fight clubs. Accept no substitutes.


Jet Dancer Jam: My good pal, Dualmask, is conducting an art jam based on his curvaceous character, Jet Dancer. Here's a link to her model sheet: [link] . I'm not going to lie, art jams are fun. Plus there's the added bonus of drawing a scantily clad woman. This is right up your alley, mate.


Twitter: I seem to be on Twitter. I don't update everyday, but it's rewarding to know someone out there reads my distress calls. When you're down in the dumps in some sleazy bar, Twitter is your only friend. Too bad my request for a ride home goes ignored. Bastards. [link]

Critiques: I'm half and half on the whole thing. Years ago, when I first joined deviantART (seems like yesterday), I was seeking critiques like a crack addict. I even managed to get a few professional opinions from Pat Lee and Lenil Francis Yu. Now deviantART has a critique feature, which is probably the destroyer of dreams, when used in the wrong hands. Nowadays, I don't really take it too well. It all depends on whose giving it, which is why I hounded the pros back then. If I had to pick, I'd kill for Cheeks to rip me apart. At the same time, random critiques are good. It's a hell of a lot better than showing your parents and asking them what they think. It's good to get a bias-free opinion every once in a while. And I have to admit, a critique is a shit-load better than those one word comments like "awesome" or "nice". I like quickies, but not that quick.

Image Comics: I submitted 5 page samples on Sunday. I'm scared out of my mind because I really don't like waiting. I fear that my hard work will be overlooked. Since they get several submissions per day, it's easy for them to skip around (not to say that they do). I was debating on whether or not to send it through email or traditional postal mail. Both options have their ups and downs. I went with email because it's friggin' cheap, but I bet everybody is emailing these days. I hope my work get's their attention. Should I mail them flowers or something?

Cartoon Network REAL: This is something that really sounds like a bad dream. No more Toonami, empty animation rooms at Cartoon Network, and an over abundance of live action shows---on CARTOON Network. What kind of bizzaro world did I wake up in? Here's a music video I thought was funny: [link]layer_embedded

Thank for the vid link.



Cheers,

Kenny --- KENESU ケネス



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