Recurring nightmares

I was seriously considering not drawing dumpy little legs on this for kind of a long time. I know crazy right?

Dumb Lion

I was trying to figure out how to draw a lion and really the aspect ration is key. This thing I drew has a short fat head and looks all soft and dumb. Stretch it out vertically and it'd be way more bad ass and way less dopey.

Another point is compressing algorithims really fascinate me sometimes.

This might be the Poly for me

I like this but I think Maybe I need to be more selective about which lines to keep in and which to take out, rather than simple math this needs some help from the softer sciences. Right?

hexacontakaitetragon is too much

I think I went a little far for what I'm aiming for, a simpler simplex with as few vertices as the last poly will probably be perfect.This was pretty cool but its getting a little too busy. Yeah, sixteen sides should be perfect.

A Star Polygon is the best kind of Polygon

The Heat Death of the universe is the ultimate triumph of both entropy and order. I think this might be what makes order so scary, or maybe its just I've been living too close to the state of nature for too long.

Kapow Meow

This is me powering up before I do real things.

CATPIX™

Postcard Picture

I hate needing to keep originals. I hate not being able to draw something black and turn it white later. To be able to fix everything in the end. To have second chances. The immediacy of making something work the first time, paired with the randomness of a pen nib and the unforgiving permanency of ink is a nightmare.

In Bruges was a pretty great movie.