Yeah, I suck at titles. They really should be more descriptive so people don't just zoom past when I really do have something important to say. (Relatively speaking that is) So been a couple weeks in on Spring Quarter here at SCAD. Have a riding class, a horse training class and two sequential classes (Intro and Props/Environments) which makes me look like a masochist but I'm doing okay. One thing though.... HOLY CRAP PERSPECTIVE DOOM!

Yeah, I have perspective needs in both classes right now. So you think "But Sara! Just do the same thing for both!" Yes! And yet no. One requires three point and the other is more of a two point background.

Finals likely will be insane.

Getting closer to doing my Carpet Slug comic about my cat, Tony Stark, and his goofy adventures. At least I have the concepts for several strips written down (adding more as necessary) and spending more time drawing the fuzzy beast.

Also started another part time job at a trail riding/lesson barn down here. It's run by cowboys more or less so yet again my dressagey self feels a little awkward sometimes. People so often think that if you prefer one discipline that's all you've ridden. I've actually done a lot of western stuff including natural horsemanship work and desensitizing. I know how to do this stuff and in many ways Western is more convenient. However I prefer the lack of bulk that comes with an English saddle.

I also am the only employee there who wears a helmet. I don't care what they say, given my past injury it only takes one more fall for me to end up dead or worse... brain dead. It doesn't even have to be a buck or spook... plenty of folks have gotten hospitalized from a horse tripping.

Anyhow... on the art front, I'll get back in gear and post my recent stuff. And I need to get my website updated and send out that questionnaire feature thing I got a bit back.

I'd say I'm a slacker but I have good reasons for falling short on all these counts. >.>

I'll do some features to finish this up! Take a look at these folks!