Okay, we got our littler caterpillar friend moving yesterday. Caterpillars don't exist in the void: therefore, this little guy needed a leaf on which to scurry. "Easy!" I tried to convince myself. "That shouldn't take too long." And it wouldn't
I'm going to be a part-time game dev, and that means that life will be lifin' to the detriment of daily development time. I'm okay with that, which is good: a lot of small things conspired today to give me little coding time tonight. With
The new season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds gives us a proper introduction to the show's version of Scotty and a particular personality quirk of his: he becomes hypercompetent under intense pressure. I won't claim to have the same gift, but I do learn best
Lily and the Dead
I spent five hours drawing that car. I'm very proud of that car.
Lily and the Dead
No, this is where Is tarted using Clip Studio Paint. The markers look more metalic, like strips of foil.
Lily and the Dead
Lily's mom's hair looks like a muffin. I think this is where I started using Clip Studio Paint. The word balloons aren't where I want them to be yet. I'm not going back and changing anything, though.
Lily and the Dead
If you can ignore the janky angles (I can't!), this is the beginning of Lily's story. Where is she going? Why is she excited? Keep coming back and you'll see!
Teaching
It’s been ten years since I’ve taught general chemistry. The content hasn’t changed dramatically (although there’s been a huge pedagogical shift towards the atoms-first approach), but a decade-long stint teaching middle school chemistry meant I need to spend the entire summer preparing for classes in August.