There is an ENORMOUS difference between hot chocolate and hot cocoa Part 1.

This is your standard hot chocolate:

The first major distinction between hot cocoa and hot chocolate is the temperature. Hot chocolate is heated to a point that the contents of the cheap styrofoam cup rival that of mercury's surface (around 1130 F) leaving your tongue a blistered and scared memory.If you are actually able to taste this igneous liquid you will find it quite bland. Many people have found that a few stale marshmallows improve the quality of the beverage. I find this unacceptable.                                                                

     The last major difference (other than the overall lameness) is what resides on the outside. A sticky chocolate residue that clings to your hands like an overweight man clings to his hamburgers.  

Thanksgiving...

 

Just a Slab of Some Swell Thanksgiving sketches, as DARK as they may be...    he he he

Concept Space Troopers

May I say how much I enjoy Erik's markers?

Eden's Adventure at Work

-Today, I want to re-tell an incredible story that happened at work, so in order to save time; a picture is worth a thousand words, isn't it?  Enjoy! 








(I admit that the wound(s) are pretty exaggered, but I'd say that the emotion portrayed here was spot on)

More Delicious People!

Sumo Magic!!

Mmmm... Delicious people

This is Chalice

More CRAP!!! YAY!!

Here is some of the stuff I sketched today! I'm trying to learn colors with my markers. Blue just might be on the mind.

Ring Wraith

I am a total and complete nerd! I love LOTR!! Here was a quick sketch I did of a ring wraith today and colored with prisma markers (yes there is a drawing on the back of this page)

11 sec club- "Accusation"

Well, we decided to devote an afternoon of animation to try to take a whack at the 11 second club... and after 6 hours in a stinky dark room, this is what was created! Enjoy!

GLORIOUS FISHES

I do enjoy myself a few tasty fishes... I really like the depressed one!!

New Skills, Old Tools

I while ago, I tried to temporarily set aside the expensive, rich art supplies that fueled my drawings and did some experiments with going back-to-basics: Crayola!  $2 a box with a Bic pen still can make a pretty neat drawing.

Add-On GONE WRONG

Enjoy the Creepiness.... a sketch-book add-on disaster that was created about a year ago when an outline for a painting went very...      ...askew.