Holidays and other such things...

Well, It's been Christmas, and New Year, and I'm trying to shake off the drowsiness that comes with my yearly hibernation of productivity every December. Not that I'm the busiest person normally, but December is always just really really lazy for me. Now that it's well and truly Januraray, I have to prove I have actually been getting cracking!

I actually made some new years resolutions this year, and one of is to make something cool every day.



See? I've been working on it.

My Aunt and Uncle gave me this mini-calendar for christmas, and although pictures of sleeping kittens are very cute, I thought I could make it more interesting. I think I succeeded. I think.



Anyway, I'll be back around here a bit more often now that I've managed to unsluggish myself. Yay!

It's Movember already?

Wow. Doesn't time fly? It's going to be Christmas before you know it!

In other news, I have less than three weeks of course left for the year! Not that I haven't enjoyed it, but I'll be glad to have a break. I think mum's a bit angry that I'm not working full time over the holidays, but I have other things I'd like to do instead, and I'm looking forwards to it immensely (assuming I don't get kicked out of home like she's been threatening to for the last few years. Naaaaah...)

Also, I owe a bit of an apology to the people coming in search of nude sketches: I've been slack with photographing my work lately, I promise I'll do it this week, okay? And an apology in advance to those certain people *winks* coming in search of anything but naked people: I actually mean my previous promise. If it makes you feel any better though, you can always squint and imagine they are wearing diving suits.

Anyway, love you all! Happy Movember!

Holidays are never as long as they should be.

Especially when you only have one week of them. I still have a fair chunk of coursework I really should do before I go back, too. But instead, I've been trawling the interwebs and drawing strange things... which is, admittedly, what I do every holiday. I even started a new sketchbook!



I was rather inspired by Tristan Manco's Street Sketchbook, a look inside the sketchbooks of a whole bunch of contemporary street artists, designers and other interesting folk who make things that are so visually inspiring things that they excite me enough to want describe them all in such depth that you'll get bored and wander off... so I will restrain myself.

Just.

Anywho, be expecting a longer post on Monday* when I go back to course, and can get a hold of my photos from my final brief for you to see. Come prepared for Kenny Rodgers.

*Provided that I don't explode from lack of describing.