sabbathgold

The doctor's tests have confirmed that I'm definitely on the undead spectrum. Apparently I'm either a high functioning zombie or a corporeal ghoul. I'll need to visit a specialist for a more definitive diagnoses. My first task related to this gallery is complete. All of the available art that I produced while dead has been uploaded. Many items needed to be digitally restored due a faulty scanner being used to record them, others entirely remade with GIMP Image Editor, and a few were rebuilt from memory. More remain in storage. Having unlimited access to a PC has finally enabled me finish this task. It's something that I often contemplated doing while rotting in the underworld. I'd describe my existence there the same way my father once describe life in the army: "long periods of boredom and shorter periods of intense stress". When I finally dug my way out, I was no longer sure what sort of person I'd be under normal circumstances. As a living corpse, very little seems to motivate me

This blog (do people still call it that?) is long over due for an update. I’m currently living in a small hostel that is run by a charity. As hostels go, this is a fairly nice one. I can’t stay here forever, so I’ve applied to the local council for housing. I recently obtained an old, 2nd hand PC which has Linux Mint as its operating system. This should make it easier for me to edit and upload my artwork. Sadly, the only art software on this thing uses really strange file formats, so I’ll need to get a file converter from somewhere. While I was reviewing my profile details I noticed that I’ve somehow accumulated 8.8k page views. Given that I was dead for 12 years, how the bloody Hell did that happen?! I haven’t been very artistically productive since my resurrection. In the last few weeks I have built 2 low polygon models: 1) A life sized lion skull. The plans for this were found on Gedelgo’s DeviantArt account. It is my intention to turn this into a mask with an articulated jaw.

I am currently accessing the internet via a public library. After 12 years I have returned from the grave and I can't believe this gallery still exists!