TransientSprite

This is, most likely, the last time I'm ever going to post on DeviantArt.  I might still hang around and lurk, but I've pretty much moved on at this point in my life.  I just wanted to offer a bit of closure on the off-chance that there's anybody out there who still cares.  That probably sounded a little too self-deprecating.  I do seriously appreciate every single person who supported me, critiqued my art, or even offered a kind word, over the years. By the way, though, I am still doing art.  But my art style has moved on as well.  Apparently into a format that DeviantArt doesn't directly support (yeah, I could take pictures of my work, but

Wow, it's been a while since I've posted anything, hasn't it? *looks at previous journal entry's date*  Oh, April, that's not too bad- wait, 2011?! So, yeah.  For the past several months, the relationship with my muse has been, well, shaky at best.  I've done a few bits and pieces of projects here and there, but nothing much of interest.  But then, suddenly, pow!  My muse has returned. Yes.  Because my muse goes 'pow' when she shows up in my brain. Anyway, I've currently been working on themes for Slay, a little Risk-esque computer game with a free demo to which I don't really wa

So, as some of you may have noticed if you've been paying attention, I have uploaded a TON of crap quite recently.  This might be because I've actually been working on my Smiley Project for RAF (that's Richard's Animorphs Forum, not the Royal Air Force, I don't think they would care too much about random emoticons from an old science-fiction book series anyway), and I had been forgetting to upload them to DeviantArt until just now.  Whoops. The sudden deluge of animations isn't only from backlogging, though.  It seems, as I've gotten more experienced, I've been able to finish animations much faster than what I used to be able to do.  I don't