AlterEgoTrip

Here I am, sitting stooped over my artistic table of tablable artistry, and I'm doing the expression sketches for Shudder Browbeat (A Stranger Thing). And I'm thinking to myself "This is fun". And suddenly, I had to stop. I reflected upon all of the pieces I made throughout the week, particularly my attempts at four panel comics. And in the reflection, I noticed a faint and fickle flicker of introspective analysis; "Why weren't -those- fun?". The answer may not be as alarming as you'd think. I wasn't having fun because I was setting up a quota for myself. Demanding certain perfections or spotting imperfections where there were none. As such,

Since the age of five, I've wanted to be a cartoonist. As I grew older, I focused less on my favorite trade and more on making enough money to get by, doing jobs I hated. Now, I'm hoping I can turn a profit from something I've loved to do for ages. I'm trying to set a three piece daily minimum, and at the very least get a webcomic into the works, also. Some people may notice I do more cartoony work then furry. I am a furry artist, not an artist that specifically draws furries. Never the less, I need more practice on anthros and animals, so by all means, make a request! I've never commissioned a piece, before, but I do have PayPal. Commissi