Mostlyimaginary.com Website Review

new coloured illustration onto these interwebs! i’d like to blame rampant video game addiction yet again, but oddly enough i was actually legitimately busy this time!… that almost never happens. no more excuses though, here are two hot off the press illustrations of called nomivore, the tale follows two young ladies on one of their days off from competitive eating on a bitter halloween night! also, it has cat-gi*l outfits! definitely a selling point! unless you’re one of those people who does’t like cats… or gi*ls. fearsome fable showcases the talents of writers and artists from the west and east coasts of canada! “what about the middle of canada?” you may ask? well, as you may know, the middle of canada doesn’t actually exist… but we pretend it does for the sake of the children, just like the tooth fairy, the easter bunny and 3-year warranties! upgrade the site! unfortunately, sometime in between now and when i had originally designed this site, i had completely forgotten about css, seo, php and a whole lotta’ other three letter acronyms of highly probable importance. so there’s good news and bad news. first, the bad news. i have about as much insight on how to make this site mobile device friendly as i do on how to cook a thanksgiving turkey without someone violently dying from food poisoning. as for the good news, the gallery part of the site is now all nice and pretty i had a great time demonstrating my drawing process live for the first time in front of other people! i was a bit nervous at first, but thanks to the awesome enthusiasm of those who attended, i quickly forgot my inhibitions and just had a heck of a lot of fun drawing! incidentally, i didn’t jump off the third-story window! which is great, because i just checked and my home doesn’t have a the webinar was only an hour long, so there were a lot of things i wanted to follow up on in depth, including a request to go over my rather unconventional sketch clean-up method, and what better example to use than the very sketch we were working on during the webinar!