Photo shops (back before Photoshop) used to use pure NH4 a lot, just like speed labs. Once for some stupid reason I took a sniff of it and JEEEZUS it was like I had hammered two railroad spikes (a large, square 20-cm. piece of iron used on American railroads) up my nose. For a minute I didn’t bother to breathe. Then when I inhaled again, there was just a little bit left in my nose that hadn’t fully impacted my sinuses. And AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHH IT HAPPENED AGAIN…Then for some extra stupid reason I went and found Stan and said "hey, look, I just snorted some of this and it hurt like hell, watch me do it again AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHH...”
I'm so glad I survived to grow up.
I'm so glad I survived to grow up.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / All
Species Raccoon
Size 1280 x 1020px
File Size 225.4 kB
Hmm, well, I've been drawing since I was 3 years old or so...understand that what I drew back then wasn't all that great...the frustration is what's kept me going. I would laboriously make a picture, then feel like it wasn't good enough because it didn't look like the subject (at that time, usually an airplane, a knight in armor, a sailing ship).
Also, I have been attempting to draw nude women since I was 7 or 8 years old. My interest in sex had been very dexterously shut off when my parents told me the exact truth about where babies come from! They showed me the diagrams, the formal names for genitals, and everything. I said, “oh, okay” and that was it. So I really had no interest in sexual acts before junior high school, when I discovered to my astonishment that people had sex more times than they had babies.
But the whole time I was a child, the interest in what adult women looked like continued. So when people ask “how do you draw them titties so good?” I tell them “years of dedicated study.”
I can’t say if drawing has kept me from doing stupid things—that’s more a function of my basic personality. I’ve done lots of stupid things, particularly when I was 17, but unlike many of my friends, I’ve always been the seatbelt-wearing type.
Also, I have been attempting to draw nude women since I was 7 or 8 years old. My interest in sex had been very dexterously shut off when my parents told me the exact truth about where babies come from! They showed me the diagrams, the formal names for genitals, and everything. I said, “oh, okay” and that was it. So I really had no interest in sexual acts before junior high school, when I discovered to my astonishment that people had sex more times than they had babies.
But the whole time I was a child, the interest in what adult women looked like continued. So when people ask “how do you draw them titties so good?” I tell them “years of dedicated study.”
I can’t say if drawing has kept me from doing stupid things—that’s more a function of my basic personality. I’ve done lots of stupid things, particularly when I was 17, but unlike many of my friends, I’ve always been the seatbelt-wearing type.
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