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I was able to draw a piece for the newest Chessmaster, which is based around the Tarots! You can get it right here, and it’s PWYW!
Mine was Strength, which I was HYPED about because 1) Floral imagery and goofy lions are too much fun to draw and 2) It was hard to resist not drawing a buff lady and lion man getting shredded at the gym together. Check out the guide if you can!!
surfdog2000 replied to your post:14 year old me: ugh i’m never going to...
see: me and everything relating to animal people ever
"um excuse me i draw ANTHROS not FURRIES" - 13 year old me
surfdog2000 replied to your post:monsters u didn’t get nominated
FINALLY
i liked Monsters U :(((( i mean if Despicable Me 2 deserved one MU definitely deserved one too
Look at this here quality-ass comic I received in exchange for sending Ian Jay twenty five of my monies. That is an investment I can get behind. And recommend to other folks as well, because selling these is helping him put safe tires on his car and gas in his tank and food in his belly for the cross-country trek with his boyfriend to their new homestead in Seattle.
i'd forgotten how weird that movie was
still, a fun livestream. i'll try to be back for more.
Once upon a time, there was an OCT. For those of you not on deviantART during the end of the 2000s, OCTs--short for "original character tournaments"--were the "hip" "thing" among the "cool" "kids" "on" the site. What really kicked off the trend was Endzone, featuring many talented artists--one such artist being Ian "Surfdog" Jay and his character, the Chimbley Sweep.
Curious, I seeked out this guy and his account. He seemed like a pretty cool dude! It was a while ago, so the specifics are a littttle fuzzy, but I ended up finding his then very new webcomic, Epiphany--a comic about a deer kid named Eli and his very unusual summer.
I kept up with it for a while, even after Endzone ended, and became incredibly invested in it. And eventually, Ian began a new practice--livestreaming part of the creation of Epiphany pages. For a budding "Komic Kid" like myself, this seemed like the ultimate in cool, so I began watching them regularly and even participating in the chat.
Since then, Ian "Animal Dicks" Jay has become a very dear chum to me, not only being a big inspiration to me and my art but being an absolute spring of help and info and support. He inspired me to go into SCAD and has always been an absolute sweetheart to me, even when I was afraid I'd be too dorky or annoying to talk to him. We've even got to meet up for a while in a group last year, in which I proceeded to be too nervous and shy of everyone to really talk, and in which proceeded to be totally nice to me in front of everyone (WHAT A *JERK*). And during all these years, I have been promising and swearing up and down that I was going to draw Epiphany fanart (that one doodle of a Epiphany Fancharacter doesn't count), and all these years I somehow never got to it!
And today, five years to the day of its first page, Epiphany has concluded, and I finally made good on my promise.
I'm so, super proud of you for seeing this project through to the end Ian, and I wish for nothing but the best for you and your future endeavors, and life in general. Your friendship is something I super all kinds of treasure, and this is only a tiny token of my gratitude. Rock on, dude!
surfdog2000 replied to your post: I started up Deadly Premonition last night...
THEY HAVE IT FOR PS3 NOW WHAAAATTT
YEP a director's cut
slightly better graphics and textures, reworked control scheme to be a little more traditional and conducive to shooting and attacking, and some additional non-playable story content including some new prologue stuff
it has framerate drops, though, and the graphic upgrades can't cover up how perfectly terrible the game looks, but if you haven't played it in a while or haven't played it at all it's still the same game, just with a couple of annoyances cut out to enjoy the core content more
well I know how I'm spending my new year, courtesy of my dear friend Ian Jay and the Christmas package he bequeathed me.
