back in the saddle.

holy shit... it's been a hell of a time getting my computer back up and running. but it's finally good again.

not 100%, i need some more RAM. but other than that it's legit.

just got a bad ass old bike. a Fuji Royale!


so far only spent about 30$ on it.
new chain, new freewheel, tires, chain ring bolts, and tubes.
currently set up as a single speed 52x22 gearing... HARD AS HELL. but able to fly uphils.
still trying to find out how old it is... i think it's late70's or early 80's.... old as or older than me.

Addictive game of the week.

http://fogdogg.net/digg/Boomshine.swf

very addictive...

365 days.

i've decided to give up drinking and smoking for a whole year. i'm going to dedicate that year to skating, riding, and my artwork. everyday for the next year i will either skate, ride my bike or make a peice of art. possibly 2 of the 3. i need to stop clouding my head with alcohol and pot, when my head has been clouded by those, i can't draw or create anything that is a cohesive image. they are lost in a cloud of carbon that has nothing to do with what i want them to be...

the skating and riding will help me more than the gym as those are fun... and the gym is not.

and i need short pants.

http://www.jasoneppink.com/pixelator/

awesome.

sad state of affairs.

this is a double edged sword. i'm a artist that trained myself on street walls with graffiti. there's always that underground stigma to it. to be known, but not famous. to be famous, but not get paid for it. soon as you're able to make a LEGAL living with it... people start calling you a sell out. these are the purists. so lame. if some has the talent to become something with it... who's to say that they shouldn't? if you have talent, use it. there are people making lives out of themselves with faked street cred, getting some spray paint and putting it on a canvas with some oil paints and claiming they are a graffiti artist. i'm part of a new wave of artists that neither accepts nor rejects tradition. I've learned from experiance and i've hit a plateau in teaching myself. but with the article that i linked to, people would be willing to buy my art as an investment. not as a peice of art... a tradeable commodity. if that's how some of my work will be bought, then i'll be reluctant to sell it. i hate putting up my art for public viewing already, becuase by the time anyone sees it i already have had time to critique it and hate it. even the stuff i paint and put on my own walls i hate after a few days at most. I'm basically calling myself out as a hypocrit right now as i'm gonna goto art school for illustration, and be a "professional" artist...

EPIC IN THE MAKING.

FOOKKEN LOL

swoopies

i figured out my damn swoopy lines i put into my work... they are freeways. i use them nearly every day of my life. they are purposely made to keep traffic flowing in a way that SHOULD prevent clogging of the throughoways... something something, blah blah blah... yea.. that's all. FUCK SHIT CUNT WHORE SLUT BITCH. >______> had to let that out.

graffiti, drums, and the congo... wtf...

check it.