October to December: - Collect my recent pics into a Drawlloween 2015 book. Done and Done! You can get a copy here -> Link - Get more Non-Drawlloween Monster Girls drawn. Nope. -.- - Buy the paints and fabric for the Nerf project. Yes (sorta’)! = D
So the 2015 ended fairly well for me. I got my Drawlloween pics all stuck together in a handy dandy Pay-What-You-Want book form. I only managed to get off two sorta’ non-comic pics this time around. I did manage to do something I never thought I could – Get my nephews not one but Two crazy gifts for the holidays. I got them a Nerf Jolt set so they can fire foam darts at each other. I also got them an Xbox 360 ‘cause I Finally had the cash to get them a game system (and it was on sale deep enough to pull off)! They can now play some of the games they keep watching on YouTube. = )
As for the rest… yeah. Didn’t get a new Monster Girl drawn completely but I did get a few sketches down. One I like a mermaid riding the inside of a wave. Just need to figure out arm placement and effects for the inside of the wave. I also didn’t end up getting all the paints I needed for the Nerf mod. I have the gun, I have the color-shifting paint but I still lack the fabric masking material and the black vinyl dye. I might also pick up some sanding sponges so I can wet sand and make it crazy smooth.
For first quarter of 2016, I’m going to keep things simple. Biff’s 10th anniversary is coming up in February and I want to do something special for that. I don’t know what, though… kinda’ why this is coming so late into the month. For now, I’m going to simply keep it as “Something”. After a not-so-fun heating issue recently, there’s a chance I might actually get the use my rattle cans thanks to some new tiny but powerful shop heaters.
Basic vault rules apply: Keep Moving Forward.
January to March: - Get the rest of the stuff needed for Nerf mod. - Do “Something” for Biff in February. - Start redesigning my main website.
That last one is sorely needed. The last redesign for my main site was back in like 2010. That’s back before I actually had a bunch of ebooks and thought I’d be working a regular job in no time. In other words: It’s light but slightly terrible for telling people about what I Actually do/have to offer.
