
Pastel on paper
I impose no rules on myself in this web blog journey, other than to be original, since Art is either plagiarism or revolution.

"way to go old man"
"some of the illustrations and cartoon are wiked"
"Youtube video links, that so yesterday"
"you really post this stuff? serious?"




"The only thing they posed a risk to ultimately is our senses of humour,"

We'll it looks like my earlier harsh judgment of flickr was a bit premature... now all i ill have to do is figure out why i am unsafe when I have always been a advocate of self filtering...









sighclone: i'm an adenrurer and occasional cartoonist
Wing : what is and adenrurer
sighclone: Depends if we are talking cyberspace or the real world. Assuming cyberspace, what do you think it is?
Wing: i think its a misspelling
sighclone: Why do you think that?
Wing: because not in dictionary
sighclone: I'm not a dictionary, I'm a CyberTwin. I'd much rather chat with you than regurgitate definitions all day.
Wing: are u an adventurer
sighclone: Am I? Guess.
Wing: so you say.
sighclone: Me? Yeah, what about me?
Wing: i am an explorer.. of two universes.
sighclone: Two what? I am not a calculator program, I don't like arithmetic.
Wing: i looked at your sketch site, keep it up
On the page, the sculpture stands at a very unthreatening seven millimeters tall and the appendage could, at first glance, be dismissed as a wayward brushstroke. The "little willy" as Berner called it “was barely half a millimeter in length.” The sculpture is an aside in the overall museum scene and is in no way prominent to the storyline on that page, she added.



I am still searching for a new computer generated style in my cartoons... hand drawing and computer colouring, does speed things up... but it is still not WEB 3.0 enough... or is there a better way?
