Well. I've been here for quite a few years. So, of course, a lot of the art I was creating back in high school (and even before then) has ended up on here. For the whole world to look at. Being someone who doesn't appreciate people looking back at my mistakes and trials, you can imagine that it is just a wee bit uncomforting.

Lots of artists say that they see an improvement in their work from when they first started. I don't see that so much. I really don't see an improvement in anything. If, I was asked, what have I improved at, I'd probably say the range of what I've created. I have done a bit of portraits, abstract, photography (which I still love) and landscapes. I have used photoshop, charcoal, oil paint, tempera paint, acrylic paint, watercolor, glue and yarn. I have used such a wide variety of supplies to create the things in my head. Everytime I do step outside my comfort zone, I'm afraid the finished project won't be perfect (and knowing that you may or may not get "it" the first time around you can see my inner battle brewing).

Now, please excuse me, for I have a tiny little guinea pig mouth to feed dinner to.