Refracted Neurons

Guess what I have for you? No, not cookies, sorry.  Come over and I'll bake you a pie.  But in the meantime, here is the ebook version of Egregious: Download Egregious imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"> To download, open in iBooks.  It will copy it to your shelf and you can read it.  If you don't have iBooks, and you really want an eBook copy that works with your device . . . I'm only gonna say this once, so lean in. I'm a pretty friendly person, so just ask.  For anyone who hasn't been following my serial fiction, Egregious, here is a brief summary of the story: In the city of Citadel, a curse is no laughing matter.  A simple angry word or mocking phrase from a friend or foe, and the changes begin. Meet Tate Harper.  He hasn't been fully human for ten years.  Cursed by a childhood friend, he is forced to live as a wolf man in Egregia, the wooded area surrounding

I still haven't got around to drawing the picture that I wanted to draw, but I did do a little five minute sharpie doodle and a painstaking sketch that I'm wholly unhappy with.  As soon as I was done, I had only one thought on my mind: PAINTSCHAINER!!! And speaking of Paintschainer , they have yet another filter out, and you know what that means.  Remember all those random sketches I found in my sketch book awhile ago?  Most of them didn't look so great when I ran them through Paintschainer.  But what would happen if I tried the Canna filter on them? Amazingness and random glow-balls. Apparently this new filter, which is so wonderful on soft pencil lines, has a weird fault.  If there's nothing in the bottom right hand corner, it puts a weird glowing rainbow ball there. And here is the new sketch, heavily inspired by the art of Kazuya Minekura (okay, so it's a sweaty Koumyou).  Even though I drew this on paper with pencil, I decided to try inking it o

It's 2018, and my New Year's resolution is to get rid of some of the unpublished drafts hanging out on my blog. Since I seem to be unable to simply delete them, I decided to throw them all into one post, which of course means things will be even less cohesive than usual.  So assume your bracing position and exit as soon as the vehicle has come to a complete stop. ---------<=========>--------- I was at the beach today, gazing at the smoky horizon while sinking my toes into the hot, white sand.  And . . . looking at the bright green bikes conveniently parked along the main pathway to Golden Gardens. Bikes like the beach too. For those who don't know Seattle's history with on-street bike rentals, this might seem unremarkable.  But here's the thing: we've watched on-street bike rentals crash  twice  in our city, and one of those times was using public funds.  As  this article  says about this whole situation and our ruling elite:  ". . .