So I was thinking this morning. "Hey, maybe I should go back to deviantart and post some of my new work." I feel like I built up a bit of a following here back in high school, so it might not be a terrible idea.

Unfortunately after spending a few minutes here I just don't think I can deal with it. The work I'm doing now doesn't fit into any of the categories, and they make it very difficult to post such things. I've also gotten tired of the site asking me for money very quickly. I also have a few qualms with the website itself (it's very ugly).

If all of these problems get fixed I'll consider coming back, but in the meantime I'd like to let my old fans know I'm still working (and very hard). I keep a blog at [link] where you can see and comment on my newest work. I hope to see some of you there.

hello deviantart

i think i am moving myself to here [link] i'll leave what's on this page as is, but my new work will be going there.

also keep an eye on [link] and feel free to register to leave comments/or give the creators an email. there also some things on [link] and of course another easy way to get in contact with some people

new computer/new work soon

i just wanted to let all my adoring fans know i am quite sorry for the lack of any decent artwork recently. partly i've just been a little adrift in my thoughts, mostly my computer is very broken so i can't work on anything digital or scan pictures or download photographs from my camera. this should be rectified in a few weeks.

i'd also like to apologize for not commenting much one people works, they've been piling up in the hundreds in my inbox. i'll get through them eventually and hopefully have some feedback.

"'Mandala' is the Sanskrit word for 'circle,' but a circle that is coordinated or symbolically designed so that it has the meaning of a cosmic order. When composing madalas, you are trying to coordinate your personal circle with the universal circle...
"In working out a mandala for youself, you draw a circle and then think of the different impulse systems and value systems in your life. Then you compose them and try to find out where your center is. Making a mandala is a discipline for pulling all those scattered aspects of your life together, for finding a center and ordering yourself to it. you try to coordinate your circle with the universal circle."

-Joseph Campell