~LittleMrEdward

I guess I was in a little bit of a rut, I'm drawing again yay! Though I've started knitting again, I really like repetitive motions so knitting is some that I can do without thinking.

I'm thinking with all the free time I have I should get in gear and stop procrastinating on all the things I have to do before I move.

So recently I got a new computer, which would allow me to use Photoshop easier and in turn cause me to produce more art. But I haven put photoshop on my current computer, at first it was laziness but now I don't feel like doing anything.

To me this would be artist's block, sometimes it lasts a few hours or days, but it can go for weeks at times. I feel useless when this happens but I think it can be tied back to my recent employment problems.

I hope in college I'll be too busy to have time to experience this.

I just need something to pull me out of it, if anyone has suggestions on what I could do or how they get rid of Artist's block I'd appreciate it.


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Also I've been looking for human anatomy books for drawing but most use very muscular models which is good if your focusing on how a limb would bend and such but I'm looking for less muscular examples. I know I could find examples on the internet but I'd rather not have to print things or draw at the computer.

Tonight I graduated from high school, and after 2 1/2 hours in a deadly hot gym wearing a non-breath grad gown here I am.

So next year I will be attending College for general arts.

Its like I lost my hand, dropped it some where.
Chicago subway bathroom somewhere.
In the toilet.
I would explain but you see I dropped my hand.
One pant leg rolled for comfort one down for warmth.
Current state of my pants.
Pirate style without rips.
The rips, awesome but I am a loser and I'll stop.

Today I got my new computer yay! Its fancy with a glossy screen and huge resolution.
<3