GadgieCAT13

Traditional Art! Amazing art can be made with computers.  Things that couldn't even be imagined before.  And while I respect digital art, I can't forget the traditional artists.  It takes different skills for all different media, and I personally like to try as many things as possible.  Drawing and painting are NOT my strong suits...A lot of traditional artists amaze me, and I have huge envy for their skills.  How do they do it right without an "Undo" button?? So this journal is dedicated to traditional artists.  (Here I am talking about "traditional" as in the opposite of digital.  So not just drawing, but things like photography and texti

Stock Feature! I've loved stock since I first learned of its existence.  Since becoming a stock artist myself (on a different account), however, I appreciate good stock even more.  Creating quality stock images takes time, patience, effort (yes, lots of effort!), and a sense of what will be useful.  It also takes an artistic eye, and a creative mind to come up with different ideas.  It costs money, too.  A lot of times stock artists have to go out and buy things such as lights, accessories, props, and outfits. The point of this journal entry is to show why the people that provide us with these resources are called "Stock Artists" Some of m

Miss Rat :thumb104448951: I had to put my darling ratty to sleep yesterday (11/22) because her leg was really infected.  They wanted to amputate it, but I don't think it would have helped because the infection was really deep, and also I'm out of money from her other surgery, so I couldn't afford that anyway.  So I decided that she'd been hobbling around in pain long enough, because it wasn't going to get better. :thumb104448770: So I went home today (to my parents' house) and buried her in the backyard in a little box.  Couldn't do it here because I live in an apartment... :thumb104310786: She was the sweetest little ratty, never bit o