This year I finally did it. I bought a digital drawing pad. Learning how to draw digitally has been great. I find that with each time I got back to it I get better and my completed work is a better quality than the last.
Found a sketch I made back in 2003 and decided to give it some color. I don't remember the reason why I sketched this Lady with the mean eyebrows. Sometimes you sketch something not knowing what to do and things just tend just take shape. 
My mother would take me to art class every saturday during my late elementary and middle school years. It was then that I started to develop basic art skills such as shaping, lighting, and shadows. Back then Spawn was my favorite character above all. More than any wolverine, gambit, or batman. To me he was the coolest. Growing up looking at the artwork of Todd McFarlane made me want to become an artist. I don't know if I would be where I am today without Spawn.
Throwback Thursday: Spawn 1998. (age 13)
During my college rowing career. There were moments were i felt I could row forever; even past life and death and/or I can do it till the end of time.
During a race at the Western Invitational Regional Association [WIRA] Championships, I was rowing in the Varsity Four Boat with my mates and lost. I have won races and lost races, but that was my favorite one of all. The intent of this painting was displaying how I felt and I think how we all felt during that race in Spring of 2006.
What would you do at Color Me Mine? Nothing better than spending the day painting a mug with your squeeze.
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- Skritch and Handle
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- Skritch
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- Handle
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- Tengh
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- BOG
Heaven? Hell? They share the same office. Your name might get lost in the shuffle.