“Suspended” now has some lines and some shapes.

The lesson I learned today, about oil paint, was that I either need to wait longer between layers or have more paint on my brush. There was much mixing of the background with the foreground and, thus, swearing.

Don’t worry about that carpet. It was purchased specifically to get dirty.

This is the background for an oil paint practice project that I’m doing. It’s still very much wet and it’s likely to stay that way for a while, what with being oil paint and all. I’ll have to wait a day or two before it’s dry enough for the next layer.

This was my first ever time of using a palette knife. It was exciting!

Here’s the “Mystery Project” again. I’m going to have to go over the red lines once or twice more. That red is not quite as opaque as I’d like it to be.

In other news, the basement is once again cleared of people, so I can finally get back to working at night, without having to worry about waking people up. Productivity will soar!

See, now this dealie is starting to take shape. It’s got a pretty flower and everything.

Here is a background I have randomly painted. I’m not quite sure what I’m going to paint on top of it, but I’ll think of something.

Anyway, I’ve chosen some of the more insane of the doodles to entertain you.

I have this thing where I find faces on things that shouldn’t have a face absolutely hilarious. Even more-so if those faces are angry.

Monkey in a Jar of Evil, is a character from the margins of my homework in High School.

Hey! You are a carrot! You are not supposed to have a face! Or a gun.

This one’s just cute. I should totally write a children’s book.

Funny story, I drew this one after I had watched an episode of “My Super Sweet 16″. This is how I see those girls.

UFO’s are a growing problem for anthropomorphized flowers.

I drew this one after reading a article about how the Wii was supposed to be dangerous and cause injuries.

This is a sort of test polyhedron for a project I’m thinking of doing. The project would be made up of much larger and more complex polyhedrons.

I’ve learned to never, ever use a glue stick to construct a polyhedron ever again. Also, I will probably have to apply a sealant to the structures to strengthen them, unless I make them out of something thicker.