For those that didn't know I write for the Flash-themed news blog Speedforce.org. I mainly focus on collectibles, toys and action figures. This also includes flash-themed jewelry as well. Well I did a spotlight on Arrobasilver.com's fantastic jewelry and they mentioned to me that they wanted more ideas from actual comic book fans. To that end I proposed to them a contest. Essentially you just have to design your own flash ring (drawing, digital art, model, whatever) and send it to designyourownflashring@yahoo.com. The winner gets a copy of the ring they designed and a limited run as a special edition release on Arrobasilver.com. More details

I haven't really put much on here I realized. I'm extremely pleased with how far my art has progressed. I'm not going to say I'm good yet but I'm getting there. There are a lot of talented artists out there and I hope I can someday call myself one. I started working on a Flash-oriented news site by the name of Speedforce.org. I'm his newest contributor, working on posting news about collectibles, action figures and stuff. It's only been barely a week but I'm really enjoying it. I unearthed a juicy little tid-bit that once I get approval from the author I'm going to post it. All in all things haven't been amazing this year so far but they've b

Just noticed that I do all my posts on or around the 13th of each month. Maybe that's when I'm at the peak of my creativity or something cool like that. Anyway I'm back and this time I decided to try something slightly different. A magazine format. I used to do something similar to this back in middle school called the Misadventures of Dev-Man. Kind of a retrospect on the past week's events. It had a few regular readers. I really dug this project and in light of the last three months it's refreshing to be able to create something again and forget my troubles for a while. http://fastestfanalive.deviantart.com/art/The-Flash-14-Fast-Times-14678