Ohey gaiz. Guess what. After like, two years, I've finally remembered my 64Password, and now I'm able to log on without Google Chrome's input save, magic ability. It used to suck always stalking 64, listening in on the Depths drama, and not being able to say anything until I got on my other laptop, which I barely use. Oh well.

So. Updates as usual.

Been playing lots of games, mainly Battlefield Bad Company 2, which I have cranked 58 hours into on Steam over the past 3 weeks.

Oh, did I just say Steam? Why yes I did… and they're going to rob me blind this Christmas, bloody hell.

Still doing the whole school thing, but I'm on break for Valhalla Day (formerly known as Thanksgiving, until I got to it), which is awesome. So I can finally give my brain a rest… kind of. I barely get any reasonable sleep cause I'm in a long distance relationship, and with her being 7 hours ahead of my time, it rapes the sleep cycle. Two years and still going strong, totally worth it.

But you guys know I never have crap to talk about. So here's the real meat of the blog.

This is my first foray into working with india ink. It was an assignment for art class, and this is how it turned out. Bad picture is bad.

Those of you who know, I have skills in modeling, although quite mediocre at best.

Recently I 'stumbled' across the new Zbrush4R2, and I've been wetting my pants waiting to try the newest feature, Dynamesh. These are all my first few dynadoodles.

These were just doodles in class, lol.

And then I was like 'whoa, that's a cool design, I might just try to model it, and actually put some effort into it.' So here's the WIP images.

And the latest update to it. I redid the cloth in 3DS Max 2010, right before I finally installed 3DS Max 2012, lol.

Whew…well, that's it for now.