8/7/25

It has been a very busy summer for me, so I couldn't work on my art very much. It's almost impossible to get most of my art projects done in the summer. It's not easy to juggle between projects and having a family time AND working. Art takes A LOT OF TIME to complete. Again, like I said in my last blog, people's perception with art is completely skewed now, because they can get any image they can think of done in two seconds. It's not like that with real traditional art. At all. Again, real art takes a lot of time and patience.

 It's just harder to get your hard work with projects done in the summer when you have a little one who misses seeing you and wants to hang out with you all the time and that you have to work to make some money. It's frustrating how fast time is going and it's pissing me off. Well, now summer is almost over, and I did quite a lot with my family! Better to have good quality family time than missing out family time when she's already getting older. Time doesn't get any younger, unfornately. Imagine catching up with projects in time and by the time you get caught up with projects, you missed out family time. It's not right. So, anyway, I'm happy with what I did this past summer, so it's all good. 

Soon, new art projects will form and you'll see some new stuff happening. Right now, I have been (and still am) working on a comic book. Yeah, it has been a while, and that's because of summer family time and work. I get irritated when I think about my projects being held back for so long, and I tried getting them done and still couldn't finish them. This is what real art looks like. It's frustrating, but I'm working hard on it with the best amount of time I have to work on them. We just have to be patient. 

I'll explain in detail why a comic book takes so long to get done on my next blog. Maybe I'll work up on a video to explain in detail.

Brandon Nielsen