This is my now-thirteen year-old son’s first attempt at making a human-like head in Blender. It is worthy of pointing out that this is something that he has completely taught himself. (My brain doesn’t comprehend working with a z-axis.)

At any rate, I am extremely impressed with the amount of passion that he injects into his Blender sessions and proud of his self-directed accomplishments.

If you compare this to the two previous entries you can definitely see that I am more comfortable with a pencil. Coincidentally, tattooing has the same feel for me as pencil or ink drawing. Maybe I would have better control over the markers on a different paper. They seem to bleed out a lot around the edges on regular paper.

I am in need of a sketchbook’like the old days. I seem to be breaking the computer dependency that has haunted me for the past few years and having a lot of fun drawing with real instruments on real paper. All analog.

More Berol Prismacolor marker crap. I know, it’s a little off. Who cares? Fast, dirty and cheap—that’s my motto.

Maybe I like drawing stuff again. I think it is possible. Maybe I will draw a lot this weekend. Maybe I will get out some airbrushes and paint the walls in my garage. Maybe not.