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I have been lazy. Every once in a while, I still work on projects (a testament to the clutter in my living room), but the problem is finding the patience to photograph them -- having to consider appropriate lighting and then image enhancement before uploading. If there was only one or two, it would be easy, but when there are more than 50, the task seems a bit daunting, so instead of even starting, I find myself overwhelmed and put it off for another day which never comes. sculptures, sketches, papercrafts, bead art, photomosaics... nestled upon my art table, collecting dust. School starts soon, plus I'll be moving, so more delays are in th

Yes, Yes, I know this question can be easily asked, but not as simply answered. I will give you a list of excuses (bad bad me, pawning blame. No, I realize it's my fault; I'll just tell you the faults)! #1. For a little over a month, I've been extremely caught up in my involvement with a local support group for Asperger's. I tend to be spending a good 5+ hours, 3 days a week, at events (5 hours is actually on the min-side; they really tend to last a good 10hrs or so). That is exhausting and I come home lacking energy to do anything. #2. My internet connection is shot. Actually, the network card port seems to be experiencing technical diffic

There are several things I need to photograph and scan sitting around the apartment. The scanner driver stopped working on both of my computers, so until I can get that resolved, only things requiring photographs will be uploaded. Hopefully by the week's end, I will update my gallery with all this current overflow. I've been working on building an art blog which is significantly more organized than this space but still have far to go in getting it current, but you may want to check it out. It also showcases different artists that inspire me and beginning next year will have a tattoo flash and body modification section that will be updated we