dhelix_studio (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} dhelix_studio) wrote,@ 2007-09-25 21:30:00 |
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Autumn is for Opportunity
Free Talk:
I did it. I ordered some new memory for my laptop. So, hopefully by the end of the week, my computer will be capable of running Photoshop without totally crashing. I'm upgrading from 512 to 1 Gig, so it will help marginally. I'd like to get up to full potential by the end of the year (2 GB of RAM). I've always wanted to try experimenting with coloring by using layers, so perhaps I will be able to do so soon. Feel free to direct me to useful tutorials in preparation. (Do you have any favorites?)
--Erin
I hardly ever blog on here, and it feels weird to type my thoughts. I'm holding my bladder, so I'll make this quick. Uhm... The doodle I'm posting today is crappy and unfinished, because I did it quickly while I was in ISS (In-School-Suspension) due to a cell phone violation. (Poo.) But that was last Spring. Now, I've changed schools and am happily enjoying a faculty that doesn't haze me out of every activity due to a familial grudge! But that's a story for another day. The doodle doesn't really capture the brattiness of Roka's character, because it's at a point in the story where he's dealing with a lot of stress and change. But meh. TMI.
This picture below is of Roka, the quintessential dynamic character. He's the protagonist from Rainshadow. You're most likely to find him in a scuffle with other kids in the city. Thin and wiry due to the poor diet he gets in Parthenian, you might say he has "little man's syndrome." Always striving to prove himself, ahahahaha. And failing miserably. Ah, but enough of that. The story of Rainshadow follows his path of life - because everyone has to grow up. Some just struggle more than others.
Gotta go pee now. Bye.
--Taylor
Doodle of the Moment:
And a brief instrumental to accompany it: Opening Credits by Hybrid.
Free Talk:
I did it. I ordered some new memory for my laptop. So, hopefully by the end of the week, my computer will be capable of running Photoshop without totally crashing. I'm upgrading from 512 to 1 Gig, so it will help marginally. I'd like to get up to full potential by the end of the year (2 GB of RAM). I've always wanted to try experimenting with coloring by using layers, so perhaps I will be able to do so soon. Feel free to direct me to useful tutorials in preparation. (Do you have any favorites?)
--Erin
I hardly ever blog on here, and it feels weird to type my thoughts. I'm holding my bladder, so I'll make this quick. Uhm... The doodle I'm posting today is crappy and unfinished, because I did it quickly while I was in ISS (In-School-Suspension) due to a cell phone violation. (Poo.) But that was last Spring. Now, I've changed schools and am happily enjoying a faculty that doesn't haze me out of every activity due to a familial grudge! But that's a story for another day. The doodle doesn't really capture the brattiness of Roka's character, because it's at a point in the story where he's dealing with a lot of stress and change. But meh. TMI.
This picture below is of Roka, the quintessential dynamic character. He's the protagonist from Rainshadow. You're most likely to find him in a scuffle with other kids in the city. Thin and wiry due to the poor diet he gets in Parthenian, you might say he has "little man's syndrome." Always striving to prove himself, ahahahaha. And failing miserably. Ah, but enough of that. The story of Rainshadow follows his path of life - because everyone has to grow up. Some just struggle more than others.
Gotta go pee now. Bye.
--Taylor
Doodle of the Moment:
And a brief instrumental to accompany it: Opening Credits by Hybrid.
(c) Raze, 2007.
