Well, after my first full week without a day job, I’d say I’m doing okay. I decided to take it easy first and work up to more later, so the goal I set for myself—aside from a few administrative things like calling about healthcare plans, paying bills, or shopping for supplies—was to complete and have approved at least one project a day. I managed to get in five projects, and if I don’t count the weekend, I guess I met…
Don’t hate me. Really and truly I meant to write more this week after I posted Still Waters. I just got a little tied up, that’s all. As of Thursday just past, I no longer have a day job, just one month and one week after the company got bought. So, yeah. I’m a bit occupied by other things right now. But stay tuned! 🙂 Share this post:
Warning: Nudity up ahead, so if you’re at work, you might not want to scroll down. Okay, so I foiled it again with the regular postings. I’ve been put to task for that many times already, so here I am, trying to make up for it. Here we have the drafts I sent for a book cover I did some time ago—Deanna Lee‘s Still Waters, A Kyra Moray Mystery. Like the original Charming the Snake version, where I promised I…
This one is a futuristic story illustration for The Writers Post Journal. The main character, Shepard, is a Pack Leader who can trace his bloodline all the way back to Norwegian Elkhounds. Uh, and canines rule the world, by the way. They walk on two feet and have opposable thumbs, thanks to their mutation after the humans blew themselves up with nuclear weapons. It’s not a very long story, so I really couldn’t tell you much more. But, sadly, no…
Yes, this is another attempt to post more regularly, but if I fail yet again, please visit my cousin Zee. We’re blood related, so if you like my stuff, you’ll be sure to like hers. She’s as kooky as I am, if not more. I meant to post the magazine illustrations last night but got caught up in a print cover layout involving a guy with a sword in a monastery. Sheesh! What a guy will do once he swears…