So now that we're finally out and graduated what do we do?
We're pretty much left to drift alone in this sea of uncertainness where it is most likely than not that getting a job in our field will not be an option.

But these comments are to late since I've been out for about two or three weeks and now will be walking(FORCED!) the graduating stage this Saturday. Am I proud? No. I think I passed by this college pretty easily and bullshitted most of my work. I feel I should have been challenged more in the parts I wanted to be challenged in.

But it was all not for nothing for I grew in every aspect that I arrived here so I am pleased, more than pleased, with my results.

Now moving along I have moved homes yet again so internet is a big no no in my budget and there is no one around I can leech off of so here I am borrowing internet from school and using a damn Mac.

I won't be around much I suppose...considering the lack of internet. It's a shame really since I've been drawing so much lately because of the free time.

WHICH REMINDS ME:
I've started a sketch journal and I urge all of you to follow suit.

-+Draw one sketch every day.
Mark the date and how long you took if you wish.
It doesn't have to be fantastic and it can't be to doodlish.
This is to get that haze of lazy most artist carry to be washed away along with improving your drawing ability
I've found that most artist if they're not in the mood won't draw.

What bullshit is that!
If you want a damn job in drawing you can't say stupid shit like that retard!

But that is all.

Another little drawing flexer is the

-+DONATION GIVER.
Pick someone. Anyone who watches you and draw in good detail and in your own style their own ORIGINAL character.
It's a good exercise to draw something that isn't your own plus a nice little way of giving someone a little present. I've already picked out three(or four) people from my viewer list to get art. I won't be saying anything about who it is just in case it takes me forever to get back online.

Well that should be it and I should be heading home.
I've given up some little ideas of what I'm doing to give my skills a work out and can only hope those who have graduated(and those who wish to be better) with me are doing the same. Talent is a muscle after all and it always needs to be flexed and dripped in oil if you really want it to be swooned at.