Study the Past Ep 4-Massive Old Art Dump! :3

Do you see how bad I am with this stuff?  

Okay, okay.  I know I've been stalling and taking my time with this.  So I decided to dump whatever old art stuff I could find on my various 1GB-4GB memory cards, flash drives, etc.

My old art stuff varies from photography, sculpture, paint, drawing, ACEO, crochet, you name it.  Some are good, bad, great, meh, but this is me sharing my past work with all of you wonderful people.

Now, I'm not going to post everything here all at once.  So if you want to take a tour of most of my old stuff right now, go ahead and visit my flickr account:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/worldofmsadventure/ 

But if you don't feel like it, go later, or just wait for me to post them here.

Or if you are interested in any of my old work, and would like to request any sort of commission, or just want to comment on any of my stuff, leave a comment, or send me a message!

Enjoy!

Studying the Past Episode 1-Drawings

Just made a new Flickr account!  Posting pictures from the World of Ms Adventure! Art, Photography, and much more!

I was searching for a good quote about history/the past.  And I found a pretty good one from Confucius:

"Study the past, if you would divine the future."

The main reason why I was looking for one is because I want to share with all of you my past works in art--be it drawing, painting, 3D art, ceramics, crafts.... anything that I've made.   And in looking back at my past work, it is a great reminder of what I've done in the past (achievements and mistakes) and what I have learned/can learn from them.  I also wanted a catchy title for this series :).

And that's why I made a flickr account for all of you to see!  I wanted a central hub for the pictures that I post here and much more that I would like to share.

So stop by and take a peek the Museum of Ms. Adventure on Flickr!  I'll be adding more as I go, so follow me!

Talking to Myself Episode 1-Honing my Skills

Took a little trip to the Library.  Time to hit the books!

Just in case you didn't know, I like to consider myself a "Jack of All Trades".  You can see that as a good thing or a bad thing.  For those who don't know, the complete saying/phrase goes: "Jack of All Trades, Master of None."  That's why like the word "generalist".  Doesn't sound as cool, but it feels more fitting.

Anyways, I would like to get better at the things I'm good at (or at least I think I am).  So I stopped by one of my local libraries and went book hunting.  Yeah, yeah, I know what you're thinking: "There's something called Google.  Use it."  And sure, I've used Google, and it helps; but I love books, they're awesome; and there's nothing better than learning and getting information from a good ol' book.

I enjoy photography and I have great cameras that I rarely use. And since I vowed to put more pictures in my blog posts, I figured that becoming more familiar with photography and seeing how/what the professionals do to get the pictures they get.  For now I'm gonna be reading up on some digital photography and digital art (photoshop and whatnot).  

So let's see what I can learn from them!  Hopefully there are some tips and tricks that will make a difference.