I hate you, IEEE. You have so many documents, with so many sections that are 312% redundant. It is really out of control, and I think maybe someone should take a nice vacation (and no you are not allowed to write a Vacation Verification and Validation Plan , or a Vacation Requirements Specification, or a Vacation Acquisition Support Plan).

Been a while, hasn't it? Today I bring you a hastily-drawn warning.



Be educated. Don't let dance fever happen to you!

Sometimes I sit down and I know exactly what I want to draw. Other times I just sit down with my wacom and stare at the computer screen hopelessly, wishing I could release my built-up creativity somehow. Very rarely though I pick up the wacom almost in a trance and begin sketching random lines, just as excited as a casual observer would be to see what the final product will be. This evening was one of those times.



Apparently I felt like sketch-painting a sleepy moon, inhaling his stocking cap as he slumbers in the sky.

Distractions.



This one's based on a true story. Today I sat down to do some assembly programming, and I swear to you I'm really not sure how but I ended up playing The Sims 2.

So I was sitting around today, reading the Dinosaur Comics archives, and the mood struck me to write some Dinosaur Comics of my own. So I did. These two are RIT-themed but I have a couple scripts lying around too, I don't know if I'll make them into comics or not yet.

With the end of the quarter and finals quickly approaching, I've found out that trying to update this every day (my original goal) is far too ambitious. However each quarter I design my schedule so that I have one afternoon free to run errands, catch up on homework, etc. My new goal is to post a new comic or drawing once a week on this day. This quarter, this day is Tuesday. So every Tuesday until February 27th, expect a new something.

This week's fare is a comic explaining, for those of you kiddos who haven't experienced it, what happens in a relationship.

Lately I've been working on trying to draw people; in the past I've been terrible with the proportions and people have gorilla arms, stick legs, no forehead, etc. So I took a picture of myself and traced it. Then drew it. A lot. And superimposed them all on top of each other. I look kind of indie, don't I?



(back drawing- done mid-December 2006)