Art app blending. #art #ipad
Watch the world burn man, on the job. #art #comic
When I was a kid, something like an iPad would’ve felt like science fiction. I used to daydream about futuristic gadgets, drawn in by all the tech in sci-fi stories—but I never really imagined what I’d do with it. I definitely didn’t picture myself playing Chess.com in bed. Funny how times change.
May spend today’s writing time on iPad. Just for a change, you know.
Oh, and… some spiders #art
Hairy art #art
Dont ask
Ordered a new water bottle. I like water bottles but I don’t get new ones often.
I put together this layout just in case I ever decide to stream. I don’t think I will—but I really enjoyed making it!
This was what I drew while messing with Fresco. I go back to CSP now, where it’s safe #art
Fresco has an impressive perspective tool. Much more understandable than the one in CSP. I still prefer procreate brushes. Forever, I am cursed to hop apps.
Not to sound like a fanboy, but after thinking about my setup, I’ve never been happier with my technology since switching to Apple. Not sure if it’s great hardware or just me getting lazy.
Watched Minecraft movie. Despite knowing very little about Minecraft, I loved it.
StarCity. 📍
Going to cinema in first time since Halloween. Much excite.
Unlearning the Confidence Trick
Confidence carries people a long way in life, often before their skill is ever truly tested. It offers a unique kind of freedom from doubt and has a way of putting others at ease. Confidence is the tool of choice for many of the heroes we admire. When used appropriately, it’s a genuine virtue. I’ve been thinking a lot about confidence as a resource lately, ever since I heard someone describe a genre of music as ‘confidence pop’.
Space. The final frontier… for a flower. #art
Business turret, in action #art
Smart folks keep recommending Adobe Fresco to me. Thinking I might try it out for the next page of Niceferatu—see how it goes!
Hi. I drew slime thing.
I just watched the animated Super Mario movie, it was on Netflix and I figured it would kill a few hours. Oh my gosh. What an absolute delight to watch. Loved it.
Standing in a takeaway, waiting for a feast for my daughter and me. Being able to work on my novel right from my phone is brilliant—no compromises, no hassle. Ulysses might just be the perfect tool after all.