And I have failed yall miserably. Hahahaha! My intention of updating every Thursday and Friday got kicked in the ass real good. That being said though alot of things have happened in the past 2 months. Right now I feel more comfortable with myself and art then I have in a real long time. So let's see what I've been up to shall we?

- I'm now the regular colorist on the webcomic Border Crossings by writer Christian Sager and artist Andrew Sides (). It's fun to be doing something on a regular basis, and I'll admit it can be kinda tough but I'm loving it. So I suggest you check it out here: [link] . Do it. Do it.

- I have begun the application process in my quest to go back to SCAD for my Master's Degree. I know some people don't see the point in the college experience artistically but I feel I made so much progression and improvement with my skills in the short time I was there that 2 more years will just put me where I feel need to be with my art

- I still work at the International Palace of Hell.... Shoot me.

- I may eventually get my own personal website... Holy Smokes!!!!

- And I'm strongly considering taking on commissions (paid commissions folks, I needs moolah). However I wouldn't know where to start. May need to ask the help of some of my fellow deviants and buddies out there.

That being said with me coloring regularly, beginning my quest back to SCAD and actively seeking to start taking on paid commissions, I'm not sure if I will finish the list of 25 free sketches I promised. Mind you they are free, and the few I did do I put quite a bit into them, but the remainder of the list I'm not sure if I'll ever get to or if those people even still want their sketches.

So let's do this, for those who asked for a free sketch and I still haven't delivered, reply back to this journal. If you want to revise what you originally wanted from me, go ahead. But just know at this moment and time I'll do the drawing whenever I please.... So you may be waiting a while. But yeah, if you want the sketch still, just remember to reply back.

For the first time in the longest time, I feel happy with where my life is right now.