vipierceart

So, I'm planning to do Inktober once again. I am aiming to complete a drawing for each day of October by the end of it. If that weren't enough, I am also working on a short animation I'd like to have finished in time for Halloween. I plan to submit it for a contest for the Hand Drawn documentary Indiegogo campaign I contributed to a while back. If you haven't heard of it, check it out here! Hand Drawn Documentary Anyway, I'll be posting updates when I can. I'll be out of town a couple of times this month so that'll definitely interfere with things, but I'll make up for it when I can!

Life's been a little busy between work and getting ready to move. Before too long, I will be able to settle down and make more art on a regular basis. Stay tuned for that. In the meantime, I want to ramble a bit about M. Night Shyamalan's "Glass" which I saw earlier this year. Let me begin with a mini-rant: I admit it's hard for me to be hyped up for anything these days, especially in regards to superhero movies. I feel like almost everything has been done and it is becoming a bunch of over saturated fluff. The number one aspect about these movies that keeps me engaged is the CHARACTERS. Forget the powers, the action, the silly jokes. Those

The title of this journal is dedicated to my favorite meme of 2018. It seems the meme might already be dead, but it still resonates with me, so... too bad! First, I'll start with something positive! Back in September I participated in the 11 Second Club challenge. I've just posted my entry on Youtube via the link below! This was the most ambitious personal project I've taken on this year, and I'm proud of it. I'm wanting to create more animations like this, I just need to manage my time accordingly. As for what's happened recently, work's been busy and I have been in a drawing funk these past few weeks. This is perfectly normal, but it's h