
We’ve entered mud season, the Maine equivalent of spring. I’m going to imagine my house looks like this on the outside instead of a wet, brown smear on top of dirty snow.
Illustration, photography, and all-around geekery
We’ve entered mud season, the Maine equivalent of spring. I’m going to imagine my house looks like this on the outside instead of a wet, brown smear on top of dirty snow.
Can’t get this song out of my head lately. Can’t imagine why.
Here’s a cute fox doodle.
Ah, food. My favorite “I don’t know what to draw so I guess I’ll just draw something to eat” subject.
More doodling. Feeling better. Seeing progress.
Looking back, I honestly thought I did more drawing this year. 😅I suppose I did; this is only the stuff I finished and/or published. The rest was practice.
Probably the most significant change was upping my pen-to-paper (or more accurately, Apple-Pencil-to-iPad) game. Before this year, everything I drew was a vector illustration. I also got into lettering a bit.
Y’all, I know these are pretty generic, but I’m hanging on to whatever creative impulses I can muster after a dry spell. Anemia has also reared its ugly head again; entirely my fault, I’ve been irregular with my iron supplements. Bear with me.
At some point soon I’ll put together a retrospective with the illustrations I worked on in 2019, and maybe even some thoughts on the last decade. Stay tuned!