marakamiya

- - - and I'll see you guys again in... what... six months maybe. That seems to be my current pattern of behavior. Well, I am still working, just very slowly and highly distracted. Of course, I'm always full of ideas that I want to do, but no time and/or energy. But I'm also very distracted with irrelevant drawings and sketchings (which I can definitely filter through and find gallery worthy stuff) that clutters up my imagination and won't stop bugging me until I actually manifest it on paper. But good things have been happening. My husband is finally in an HR position for a company and has finally found his happiness and I have applied for

Well, January has been a pile of suck so far. Well, maybe that's a little unfair. I'm in my first quarter at UW and it's looking up since I should have my BA by next year. I'm just really sleepy all the time now from the combination of early mornings every day, making the days long, and terribly cold Northwest weather, so things are getting to me a lot more easily. Plus some other curve balls being thrown, but what else is new. It is part of life. But all that is important is that I am still producing art. I've been working more on rendering and finding ways to improve my time and efficiency so that I can keep on pumping it out while still k

I really have to stop this bad habit, though my husband and I both had to deal with our own freak out moments throughout the year and it's really hard to want to do anything when you're losing your mind depressed or stressed. That's all passed for now and I can say that in my absence I have had some pretty significant artistic epiphanies that I feel have vastly improved my skills and production efficiency and I am very excited about that. But most of all, I need to train myself to be sure to follow through on anything, whether it be comments, requests, or real life arrangements and not let things sneak up on me and pass me by. I have also ap