Sazazezer

Eggs, Butter, Sugar and Disaster: A critical review. Reviewing a book is easy. Reviewing a book a friend wrote is impossible. The problem being that the relationship with the friend comes first, meaning if the piece of trash makes you cry blood five words into the second paragraph you still have to try and brush it off with a 'meh, it's okay' lest you hurt the feelings of the one who spent months slaving away at it merely for you to summarise their hopes and dreams in a sentence roughly the length of a cough. But you can't just be positive either. If you try and end it with a 'Yeah, that was fantastic!' the friend's doubts will niggle at the

I've decided to start being more proud of what I'm working on. It's a subtle change but one which i think will help me a lot. I'm not going to be obnoxiously proud, deciding I'm better than everyone else, or even humbly proud, where i sit in silence marveling at my work once I've finished creating it. I'm just going to be a bit more proud of my work in social situations. Maybe proud isn't the right word. I've decided I'm just going to be  bit more talkative about it. I'm usually not talkative at all when it comes to the stuff i write or draw. I'm not a hundred percent sure of why that is. I figure it's at least one part not wanting to sou

More notes for myself while i improve on me art. I'm sure they'll help others if people care to read. These are notes i made on creating hairstyles. The goal is to be able to make new and unique hairstyles using a base set of rules for new hairstyles to sprout out of. Start from a centre point, but don't adhere to it.    Marking a little dot at the top of the scalp usually gives me a good focal point to start the flow of the hair from. No matter how far the hair flows or if it changes direction mid way or even if the person's laying on the ground and the hair is splattered everywhere, the dot will keep everything flowing natural.    Beca