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Hi! So yeah...it's been awhile again. I'm really bad at updating these things -.- it's been like a few months maybe more since my last journal entry. Time has flown by so fast and keeps doing that. Here is some of the stuff that happened... 1. Life drawing went a lot better then I expected. 2. I took a bunch of awesome 3-D art classes and though I like some of the work I'm really not the type of a person to think in 3-D. 3. I got an art job! I'm drawing caricatures at six flags in my state :D . I just started working in that department and even though the park will take up most of summertime I'm really happy and excited that I got it.

Hi, I haven't been on here in a while because of work; that's why I haven't really been looking at others work and uploading mine (and I'm naturally really bad at updating things) etc.    Anyways, now that is said I have a problem. Or more like a giant frustration and annoyance. I feel like I'm slowly losing my style of drawing people. It's been that way for a while, since this spring actually I believe. But, it didn't really hit me until last night. After watching project runway, reading a chapter of my friends book and seeing some of the work on here, of course I felt I excited and eager to try drawing a person again. So I try, to draw a

Hi, everyone! This is kind of random, but I would like some help with my English paper. Why do I need help with this paper? And more importantly why am I asking people on here? For my last English essay (:D) my teacher said as long as it has to do with America in the 21st century it's okay to research. So my topic/question is: To what extent will physical, electronic tools affect the creation of visual art– especially by the end of the 21st century? I'd like to know from you guys what you think about this. I think there is a debate on technology/art vs. visual/traditional art. In other words where does technology fall in art and where shoul