1.) Work hard at job — get promoted to junior/associate artist.
2.) Exercise and eat right — avoid becoming sedentary/fatty mcfatterson
3.) Draw a lot — keep my portfolio fresh and substantially improve my illustration skills.
4.) Find creative ways to whore out my art — get money doing weird stuff.
5.) Freelance professionally... when I have time.
6.) Play more games.
7.) Manage my time efficiently.
8.) Socialize and network with new people. Keep in touch with old friends. I'll be graduating college, and a lot of my friends will be moving/studying elsewhere.
9.) Buy a non-sucky car sometime this year.
10.) Find an apartment in the Hunt Valley area.
Uh, yeah, that's pretty much it, I guess. Definitely need to finish old summer commissions. lol
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FAQ (Please read before sending me notes)
Q: Can I have a high resolution copy of your art so I can use it on my personal/commercial/community project?
A: Definitely not. Unless you're moderately famous and paying me a lot.
Q: Can I have permission to use your art for my forum sig/website/etc?
A: I'd prefer to not have my art posted by anyone except me; and don't like seeing it outside its original form, so the answer is a firm no.
Q: Can I use your art as my desktop background?
A: Yeah, I don't care, nor do I have the ability to prevent you from doing this. If you modify stuff, don't repost it.
Q: Why are you so grumpy and unwilling to let people use your stuff?
A: The idea of having my work floating around the internet without my express consent and knowledge creeps me out. Not having control over what my art's associated with is upsetting. Rather than make exceptions, it's easier to just say no overall.. Not to be a jerk, it just makes things easier.
Q: Are you accepting commissions?
A: Nope, not yet.
Q: But I have this really cool idea!!
A: Find another artist, or prepare to wait a long time. Also, I'm probably not interested, so don't send me an essay explaining why your idea is so awesome.
Think that covers most of the recent questions I've been getting.