Month in Review: January
I've added another link to my News section on the right side of the blog, 21! It explains the countdown at the bottom of my blog. I am very excited about the mysterious project. ;)
I updated the graphic for my medical bills. Only $400 to go, and I'm done with that fiasco. It just goes to show, that even if you have insurance, you still come out at the bottom of the barrel. Now...if I happened to win the lottery....One can dream, can't she?
Here is what I've accomplished for the month of January:
Vorta Lovin' - I participated in an art trade with another artist, and this is what she wanted. Don't you just love it when you like the subject matter just as much as the other person? I had a blast with this piece.
I do not own, and nor did I create Star Trek
I, Me - This was featured in my last post
....and 1 super secret illustration
Books read
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath - an enjoyable read
The Iron Heel by Jack London - I give it a "meh;" however, given that it was written in 1908, it is worth a read if you can get through the first 100 pages.
I updated the graphic for my medical bills. Only $400 to go, and I'm done with that fiasco. It just goes to show, that even if you have insurance, you still come out at the bottom of the barrel. Now...if I happened to win the lottery....One can dream, can't she?
Here is what I've accomplished for the month of January:
Vorta Lovin' - I participated in an art trade with another artist, and this is what she wanted. Don't you just love it when you like the subject matter just as much as the other person? I had a blast with this piece.
I do not own, and nor did I create Star Trek
I, Me - This was featured in my last post
....and 1 super secret illustration
Books read
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath - an enjoyable read
The Iron Heel by Jack London - I give it a "meh;" however, given that it was written in 1908, it is worth a read if you can get through the first 100 pages.
