August Bloghust

 

I've definitely argued with more than one person about how Los Angeles is the best city on earth. And I stand by everything I've said! But sometime around August each year I get pretty burnt out on it. I mean warm, dry, and sunny? EVERY DAY?!? Gimme a light drizzle or something. Anyways, pretty soon I'll be off to visit San Francisco and Seattle, and I can drink my fill of other types of weather. In the meantime I'll wear seasonally inappropriate flannels and shun the glorious out-of-doors.

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All my single ladies

I really like the Joan of Arc story. Cuz either she was a delusional 19 year old who happened to be great at warfare, or she was an actual magical teenager. Either way she lead a nation of defeated men out of failure with the power of believing in FRANCE.  Good job, Joan.

And this is another concept I had for that SciFi idea I've been bouncing around. Like maybe over the course of the story these ladies grow up alot and become badasses? And then all their dyed hair grows out, obviously.

TROY AND ABED IN A JAAAEEEEEGER!

Because really, WHO would be more Drift compatible? Special thanks to this chick for thinking it up:
http://vaultedthewall.tumblr.com/post/55521136777/im-just-saying-i-think-we-all-know-who-the-best

And the all-knowing Sarah Pinansky for being like DRAW THIS IT IS YOUR DESTINY.

Getaway

So I've had this idea banging around for a while. It's set in the future and involves high-flying extra-terrestrial adventures and an all-girl crew.  Because action-oriented multi-racial girl characters are underrepresented in children's literature, by golly! 

Less dead than my actual plant.

I'm working on this videogame with my buddies Matt and Mikey from back home. It's called Formicide and you can check out the making-of website here:
http://www.rockwallgames.com/
It's not a thing quite yet. But it's starting to be!
So anyways, the other day I made this Aloe Vera plant as a prop for one of the environments and I thought to myself "Well THAT turned out quite nicely". So here you go, the loveliest plant.

I say

I don't know who this Victorian woman is but she is writing a scandalous letter, for sure.

The Nappening

The problem with having a couple days off of work is that you get used to these glorious afternoon naps. And then work starts back up again and no afternoon nap seems like the cruelest hardship!