And another productive day in the books.

[silveradept]

Made money today. Need to find alternate sources of funding soon, though. Also read some manga today. Yotsubato looks like it's going to be madcap. More of Chrono Crusade read as well. Tomorrow, perhaps, I see a movie. Maybe after that, I'll see another, since the previews for Batman Begins actually make it look like a movie worth seeing (Unlike War of the Worlds - sorry, I read the book. Characterizations are already way off). This depends on what funds I garner and/or spend for the next week or two.

I did draw today, but none of the stuff that I drew will be making it to the site - it's all copy-drawing and done just as an experiment. I seem to be having trouble capturing facial expressions right sometimes. Although I was rather impressed that I didn't bite things hardcore when trying to sketch out a relatively complicated scene in about ten minutes. There were screwups, mostly in arms and hands (claws, really), but considering how I was on time, it turned out okay.

Digital photography is wonderful technology. It's getting to the point where film developers are refusing to develop pictures because they fear they might be copyrighted by people other than the person who's asking for processing.

And I fear that saying this will plant me firmly in the crosshairs of most conservatives from here on out (after all, "liberal" is a tag that haunts you forever), but... Bill O'Reily is a whiner. His ten-year-old mindset when it comes to politics made it very difficult, but very amusing, to watch him make a tirade out of very little, indeed. I watched about thirty seconds of his show as I was waiting for another to come back, and they were discussing the Texas "sexy cheerleaders" law, and he badgered until he got his way, all while trying to disguise it as "being fair". This must be why I don't watch Faux News. Actually, I don't watch a lot of news anymore. If it's important, it'll get to me. Somehow.

But there, I've admitted it. As much as I've tried hard to be neutral, I guess I have to admit it - I'm a liberal because I think Bill O'Reily, George W. Bush, and Dick Cheney are chowderheads and infant-brains. Perhaps in a few years, when I'm older, they'll let me back in to being a centrist, but for now, I'm out in left field - may as well enjoy it. See you all tomorrow from the Left. I assume that my copy of the Homosexual Agenda (and any others that I've been subscribed to) will be in my mailbox tomorrow.

Comments

[tinchen.livejournal.com]

I'd really liked to hear the original play of War of the worlds that was aired on the radio and caused so much panik.
So far I only read the first episode of Chrno Crusade but it was great fun!

Where exactly are you sketches located?

[greyweirdo.livejournal.com]

I can provide you with a copy of the show.

[tinchen.livejournal.com]

You sound like a dealer. A literature dealer, handing me my fix...

[greyweirdo.livejournal.com]

Ah my little pop-culutre junkie, always needing another hit.

You understand of course that the Radio Show has some significant differences from the actual story right? The storuy takes place in 1890's England while the Radio program takes place in 1930's New York. There are other differences as well.

[tinchen.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure if the 1930s version of WOTW is pop-culture *g*
However since you already gave my Prattchett stuff and all that.

I'm really addicted I fear.

[greyweirdo.livejournal.com]

Oh I'm certian it is. It might be historical pop, but it's pop culture alright. What I should be more concerned about really is that I'm rapidly turning into a distribution center for audio books and radio shows.

[silveradept]

Now we're straying into Farenheit 451. Another book that I haven't read and should.

[silveradept]

Well, that shows how good I've been at hiding them. The URL's been in a few of the last posts, but here it is again.

http://www.geocities.com/volinar/drawings/index.html