Godzilla

Three months ago I drew a few pictures of Godzilla in a small village. I liked them at the time, but when I looked at them today I found them kitschy. I might delete them. What do you think? Good, bad or ugly?

Falcon in Mountains

My inspiration for this picture was a chat with a Turkish friend. I was at a dry point, not having made any pictures for a week. Then he told me his name (Şahir) means falcon, and it clicked. I decided to draw a falcon flying over a castle in the Swiss alps.

I know I already posted a picture earlier today, but it was a repeat of yesterday's theme, so I thought my readers might want something different.

Russian Fighter (again)

Here's one more picture of the beautiful Valeriya. I know you all like her.

Russian Fighter

I've already posted pictures of a Japanese fighter and an African fighter. Here's a Russian fighter, just to show I'm not biased against Europeans. Which one of the three is the strongest? It doesn't matter. The only thing I want is for my red-headed beauty to beat Vladimir Putin to a pulp. I've drawn so many pictures of this woman that I ought to have a name for her.

I just paused to look at some name lists. Now I've picked a name for her: Valeriya. Maybe I'll post some more photos of Valeriya in the future. I have at least 30 photos of her. Sometimes she's clothed, mostly she isn't. She's the sort of woman I could have a crush on, though I doubt it would be mutual. Why would she like a wimp like me? On the other hand, they say that opposites attract.

Stupid Questions

How often have you heard someone say "I know it's a stupid question, but....."? I honestly believe the saying that I've quoted above. It's never stupid to admit you don't know something and ask for help. It's stupid to keep your mouth shut and pretend you know about something. But it's even more stupid to talk about something you know nothing about.

The House

This picture is unique for me. It's the only picture I've ever drawn for someone else. She asked me to draw a small cottage surrounded by a fence in the English countryside. It wasn't as easy as I expected, but I got there in the end. This isn't really my style, but my friend loves it and says she wants to move in. If only my software could build real houses instead of painting pictures of non-existent houses.

Japanese Graveyard

After yesterday's somber picture, I thought I'd post a more whimsical graveyard picture. This was one of my more successful creative days. I drew 12 pictures of this Japanese girl sitting in a graveyard at night, sometimes in a bikini, sometimes in a one-piece swimsuit. It was difficult for me to decide which was best, so I'll publish two photos. There's no reason why I should limit myself to one picture or one post per day.

Today I added a logo to my blog. My first attempt was with Mage Space, of course. The easy part is to click the generate button. The difficult part is to decide what I want. The logo on my main blog is so good that I'll probably never change it. But what do I want for this blog? Something decorative or something minimal? Something big or something small? The logo created by Mage Space was 1370 pixels wide and 400 pixels high, much bigger than my other blog's logo (960 x 112 pixels). The width can't be changed, but the height should be less. I edited the logo with Gimp, shrinking it to a height of 150 pixels. That'll do for now, until I can make something better.

I'll let you into a secret. I didn't design the logo for my main blog myself. It was made by a Russian friend who used to live in Las Vegas. My original logo, which I'd made myself, was far inferior. She took my ideas and created a new logo with Photoshop. I tweaked it, but it's basically her design. So if any of my readers want to make a new logo for me, I'll take it into consideration. 1370 pixels wide, and the height less than 200 pixels.