chrislazzer

A lot of people message me about using "my" work. Something I've designed (usually for someone else) for their modeling portfolio or their project. I put "my" in quotes because most of the time I do not own the image in question. If you are not making money on it (like for your demo reel/portfolio), feel free to model away, but please give me credit. If you're trying to make money off "my" art, then we have problems. The people who own the image you are using are not going to be happy and they're going to be a lot less nice about it than i am. Consider yourself warned. If you LOVE something I did and want to use it in a project to make mone

I will be part of a group art show on Friday February 12th. So soon! So much to do! If you're in the Madison, WI area, stop on by The Inferno. I'll have a couple pieces up as well as an experimental performance piece. This is the first real art show I've ever been a part of. Very exciting times! http://secretingredientarts.com/ http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=254899381091&index=1#!/group.php?gid=269308397392

The other day, I was swamped at work and decided to stay in for lunch and eat some delicious cheese and crackers. Without hesitation, I began using my Wacom as a cutting board. As I dribbled crumbs onto it's expensive surface, I wondered if others have done the same or perhaps something even more unusual, utilitarian and or careless? Off hand, here are the things I have used my Wacom for (besides drawing of course): - cutting board - pillow - coaster - mirror - stain covering - drawing table - drum pad How bout you?