The Christmas season is upon us. In America, as the saying goes, there's pressure to buy stuff we don't need with money we don't have to impress people we don't even like. But Christmas can also be a time of genuine, heartfelt giving to those truly in need. After all, Christmas is a day to commemorate the generous gift God gave...
I did this doodle a while back, and liked how it turned out. ...
As of yesterday, the new portable "sketchbook" Cintiq 12WX (which I blogged about last week) is now available for purchase in the U.S. And if that wasn't good enough, the price is significantly lower than first expected: Only $999.00 plus shipping. You can find out more and place an order here....
Upcoming On Thursday and Friday I'll be posting a two-part series with tips for beginning freelancers on how to bid out a project. Keep an eye out. Now, on to today's post...
(NOTE: There will be not blog post tomorrow. I'll be spending the holiday with family and trying to catch up on some much needed sleep.) This sketch was done a year or two ago when my friends at DrawerGeeks decided we should each do an emergency turkey drawing. Draw a turkey–fast! Quick sketches only, no more than a few minutes. No...
I'm a huge Apple fan. I love their products. I drink the Kool-Aid. I sometimes wander in to the Apple store just so I can drool.
But lately the effects of the Kool-Aid are starting to wear off.
My biggest beef is with Leopard, Apple's new operating system. Leopard's new features promised to bring a new level of productivity and flexibility to my computer experience. I'm a sucker for anything that saves time or makes me more productive, so I upgraded to Leopard almost immediately. I should have known better. Apple has a nasty habit of releasing operating systems before they are truly ready. I knew the upgrade would be klunky at first and I was prepared to encounter a few annoying bugs. I never expected this much disappointment.
