This was actually one of those very rare moments when the mood to draw starts to kick in. It happened at the least expected time (in the middle of a simple party of a friend) and place (at the staircase to be precise). If I didn’t grab the inspiration by the neck, I would have waited for another year just to produce a fairly decent artwork. In fact, this one actually fell short of quality as I wanted to have something done quick. Like in an hour.
And it helped that I love Ian Somerhalder’s character in Vampire Diaries – Damon Salvatore. He’s the bad guy-good guy of the series, not to mention that he’s probably the most good-looking bloodsucker to date.
So I posted a copy of this in Ian’s fan page, testing if there’s a potential to create an online auction soon for a fan art. Hmm. Sounds good.
It was a busy one – cleaning the house, cooking and grocery shopping.
And, for a treat, I bought myself an ice cream called “Bunny tracks” from S&R. It was good, at P65. But I would have opted for that gigantic pizza slice they were selling for P99 a piece. Since I happen to be a loyal CPK fan, I decided not to. Hence, “Bunny Tracks”. (The counter is easily located behind the shop that sells kitchen sinks.)
Capping the night was an old Transformer movie “Revenge of the Fallen”. Up to this day, I still find some parts of it, particularly the “robot heaven”, painfully awful.
I might open another website soon for the part-time biz that I want to go full-time. Since I find Joomla too much for my finite un-techie mind and WordPress limited in some ways, I searched the internet for an online website builder that offers free web design software. I found this one developed by a company called “Shroggle” and it looks very promising. Not to mention free. Except when you go live, they charge certain amount. Well businesses work that way, don’t they?
Anyway, that saves me from the tremendous headache I would normally get from building a website from the scratch. Not to mention that my Dreamweaver has gone pretty rusty these days because of sheer lack of practice. Having a Shroggle could definitely save my day from further complications. So I might try it next week and see what it can do.
This was actually one of those very rare moments when the mood to draw starts to kick in. It happened at the least expected time (in the middle of a simple party of a friend) and place (at the staircase to be precise). If I didn’t grab the inspiration by the neck, I would have waited for another year just to produce a fairly decent artwork. In fact, this one actually fell short of quality as I wanted to have something done quick. Like in an hour.