Hullo cozins! I’d like to announce that I am currently accepting commissions. Manga, comics, fanart or whathaveyou. If you’d like a piece of original artwork from me, drop me a line. ^_^ Thanks!

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artist pens and watercolors on 100lb Aquarelle paper

Supergirl in an art deco style. Well, somewhat art deco-ish, anyhow.  ^_^  I don’t really know enough about the movement to use it well.

I royally messed up the first incarnation of this piece. Which is for the better — I was able to fix some proportional issues. The second time around I put lots of energy into the hair, got it all colored and when the piece was done,… all the mistakes in her face jumped out at me. XD Ah, live and learn!

This image, as well as a pinup of Catwoman, is available for auction, ending this Sunday and Monday. Please take a look. :)

PSA for you cozins!

Tomorrow, Jasson Hoppe is leading a special webinar on moving faster in InDesign CS3 and CS4. He’s got a ton of stuff to share, and he just emailed me a note: “There is so much good info in here that I hate to have only a few people sign up. Let’s give it away!”

So, we’re doing it again!

If you are free tomorrow morning (Feb 4th) at 9am Seattle-time, and you want to get more done in InDesign, this is your chance! We’re making a last-minute free offer.

Sign-up below, and use the code free to get your free class.

Free Webinar: Moving Faster in InDesign CS3/CS4.

The webinar is 90 minutes long. You can attend our workshops from all over. Here are the start times for time zones in the United States:

12PM – Eastern (New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Florida)
11AM – Central (Chicago, Minneapolis, Dallas)
10AM – Mountain (Denver, Phoenix)
9AM – Pacific (Seattle, Los Angeles)
7AM – Hawaii

For international participants, or to confirm for a specific time zone, here is a link that shows what 9AM in Seattle translates to around the world: What time is 9AM in Seattle?

After registering you’ll receive an initial confirmation email with links and instructions for connecting using GoToWebinar. You don’t need anything special — just a fast, reliable Internet connection, and a current web browser to access the shared screen.