Lady-Phantasia

So many pieces, but not a single one completed. >_< I have a head for my current Anima character, Vinter, and when I say head, I mean he has a jaw and a chin and a round bit, and that's about it. No hair, no face, no nothing. So really, it could be anyone. I have a wire-frame for an old Changeling character (but I just worked in oranges and reds, and kinda want to do something different), Viviane, but I can't seem to place her arm properly, and it's making more than a little angry. Finally, I thought I would move on to the next piece in the Twisted series, which would rainbow-ologically be orange, but... again last piece was orange. Plus, I

Since I got my new Intuos4 tablet, I've been fiddling around with digital art, and I'm loving it. It came with some downloaded software that I thought I would never use, but downloaded anyway. One of the things I downloaded was Adobe Photoshop Elements 9. When I was in high school, I got to try the first version of Photoshop Elements. It came out shortly after Photoshop 7.0 (which is the version I still have). Elements was SOOO much less useful than 7.0, so I decided quite quickly that Elements 9 wouldn't be much better. Well, today, I decided to try Elements 9... and was pleasantly surprised. Essentially, it does everything my old 7.0 did

I don't know how many people will see this, but I figure it's worth a shot. In my city, there's a bus driver who has for the past several years been singing on his route. I imagine it's less boring for him and more entertaining for his passengers. He's been putting smiles on people's faces and getting compliments from passengers with his singing. In fact, it's kind of a badge of honour to say you rode on the singing bus driver's bus. Personally, I thought it was awesome that we had a bus driver willing to go the extra mile to make things more interesting on his route and try to brighten somebody's day. Most importantly, I'll now never have t