Buy A Tree, Keep Me Gaming!

Hey! You're still hanging around here instead of signing up at the NEW DAF, huh? Well, good for me, especially if you're sitting on some dispoable income and happen to like a little art collecting. I'm selling off some of my art in the form of  random pencil or ink tree sketches over at fiverr.com and yes, you should maybe think about taking a peek over there and perhaps buying one. Or two. No pressure at all, folks. Hey, everyone needs a little art in their lives, that's for sure!

Happy Halloween From DAF!

Boo! Here's another piece of random horror-themed art. Remember, folks - don't eat too much candy unless you feel like it, check your razor blades for apples in them and if you're really paranoid about opening your door to strangely dressed children and adults yet STILL feel the need to give stuff away, remember that dollar bills and sticks of gum will fit UNDER most doors. By the way, if you're handing out free cash, let me know - you can keep the gum. Also, remember: the NEW and improved (kind of, we're workin' on it) DAF blog is HERE! Drop by, sign up and maybe win something interesting. Details to come...

Update: More Random Art!

I've been on a bit of a creative streak outside of writing, in case you're wondering about the lack of updates. I'm still working on reviews and such (PSN being down has been a pain) and will have a bunch up shortly. Meanwhile, meet Maggie McGree. Her other friends (old and new) are hanging out here.

More Random Art

Swamp Thing in "normal" and 8-bit forms thanks to more intermittent fooling around with MS paint during a few minutes of downtime this week - now, back to the updates!

Random Art II: Bloodrayne Halloween Sketch

I did this piece a few years back for fun - the original is probably hanging in an PR office somewhere or socked away somewhere safe... one of these days I'll get to drawing on a more regular basis.

Random Art: Playing Around With MS Paint...

Had a bit of Internet downtime around here a few days ago, so I started playing around with drawing for a few hours using markers for one piece and Microsoft Paint (which I generally hate) for the rest. Anyway, as I haven't drawn in a while with standard pens or pencils, I wasn't expecting much, but the piece came out OK. Using a mouse was a bit more time consuming, but I think I did pretty good for my first ever MS Paint efforts.

Here's what I came up with, in case you're interested*:

Now, guess which one was hand drawn (it's pretty obvious, actually) and which were done in Paint!


* These and other works are on my Facebook page, so some of you folks may have seen 'em already.