I'm working on a storyboard for a director in New York. The film is finished and in its post production. It is missing a small piece and once its done, it'll be going for Sundance 2012. I'm also working on a new personal script, something 10 times better than what I've done for Mark Kneece class I think. Also working on my personal illustration for a solo exhibition that I'm trying to put up next June. There's also a short documentary film which I want to put on kickstarter but I'm just too damn packed every single freaking day, I'd love to get a film student and pitch this up on kickstarter. It is an idea similar to Bansky's Exit Through The Gift Shop but different and really unique. I think a lot of people will be interested on the subject matter that I'm trying to put up.

Basically, I get like 4 hours of sleep because of all this work and blogging and interviews and also doing some personal reading every night. I really wish I have more time every single day. But overall, I'm really enjoying myself at my girlfriend's place at Dallas. We've been to a few places and I also got to visit Pixar at San Fran! (It is FREAKING COOL)

I think its really great that you're taking time off to recuperate from SCAD. I also think by relaxing after a huge battle, one will become more wiser and creative. I'm actually really looking forward to your stuff, hoping you'll come out with a small project that you love or a small book. Though I am a huge fan of realism and fine art, I love expressive wacky cartoon drawings; which is why I liked your stuff immediately when I saw it in class. I think it is more lively. When I saw those sketches you were putting out, they were slightly different from what you always have. (Not just merely the fact that they were sketches...) The characters all have this cartoon sleek attractive style, yet they evoke a weird realistic feeling. I think its a real hook, just like Robert Valley's work. He is such a great realistic painter but he has a way to put his realistic drawings into a cartoon situation without crossing the line. Maybe its not your intention but if you ever have time to explore that, I think its gonna be huge because it has that unspoken or undefined x-factor. You know like when you look at a range of artwork and they are all professional and good looking and suddenly you just stop on one piece? You can't quite point your finger at what's in there because it SEEMS like the same as the rest of the style in its category but it just stood out, for some reason? I saw it in those sketches, it has life.

I'm sorry I'm ranting so much!!! I'm not even sure if what I say makes sense, lolx.

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