Wacom Inkling Pen

Well, this isn't a full out review of the inkling, because I've only had it a few days. I had some trouble exporting from it on my old version of Adobe Suite, but I have CS4 at my office, and that seems to be working fine.

Here is a cartoon sketch using the inkling.

He's my evil Santa Claus. I am still playing around with some exports from Illustrator. I'm hoping to take him home and color him in Gimp. More Santa Claus editing later. I still think this turned out pretty neat. When used on the right paper, the inkling does nice sketches.

I used it on trace paper today at work. It wasn't as pleasant of a sketching experience. Here are a few shots from today:

Auditorium Program A

Auditorium Program B

Auditorium Program C

Auditorium Program D

Overall, I'm happy with the pen so far. I'm thinking it will be more useful for cartoon and blog sketches, but I could see it coming in handy at work as well. It's definitely an easy way to get quick, casual presentation drawings out.

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Yoga Veggies

Shouldn't these be part of a kids' book?

Five

For my sister... I am beginning to love the weird and outlandish requests. Anyone have another for tomorrow?

Summering in the Slush

Whew, what a few months. My family and I remain tightly in our quarantine bubble while the world rages around us. There are so many amazing things happening (Black Lives Matter movement and Social Justice reform, ever more urgent discourse on climate change, recognition that without teachers our world would grind to a halt) and some horrific things (I mean, do I have to name them all....?), but it all became a little too much for my anxiety riddled brain to handle, let alone comment on. So, I did what I usually do in times of stress. I buried my head in the literary sand. This time, instead of just voraciously consuming books, I actually sat down to write quite a few short stories this summer. I also polished off a lot of pieces from the past few years and hit the slush pile. Newly shiny drafts of horror, light sci-fi, and urban fantasy in hand, I've been scouring the internet and twitter for places to submit my work while looking ahead to what else may be on the horizon. A

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