Linework

I messed around a bit with procreate last night, just to get myself back into the drawing mood. I discovered how to make custom color pallets for the first time, which is embarrassing because I've had that program for years, but cool because it is now much, much easier to plan out a theoretical pallet. Colors have never been my strong suit, which is one of the reasons I've been trying to use them - it's one of those things I've always wanted to be better at then I currently am. 

Weather wise, it has finally started to cool down, enough that I can pull my favorite heavy jackets out of the closet and start wearing them around. The grass remains summer-green, but I'm expecting that to change once we hit first frost. 

I'm still putting off most of my big projects, or maybe just put to the side? I'm over a third on a longer short story featuring Sam and Vlad, and have another started centering on Danny, Poindexter, and how Casper High was probably the scene of at least one student death. I also have an original work going that's even more self-indulgent than fanfiction, featuring demon-priests and oceans of blood. 

I haven't mentioned it, but in addition to reading "real" books, I also read a lot of serialized fiction down on Royal Road. Super Supportive (superhero slice of life, with heavy emphasis on the SOL), and Paladin of the Forsaken Lands (Monster nerd gets monster crafting powers, immediately begins using them to create horrors for fun), are two of my current favorites.