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I've had a lovely movie brought to my attention recently. Treasure Planet. I've heard of it. I remember the trailers playing on TV a few years ago. I never saw it though, in fact, I STILL haven't seen it in it's entirety (damned streaming sites). From what I HAVE seen though, I'm pretty sure this is going to be a rockin' obsession. Though, considering the fact that I bought Tangled yesterday, and have been flying high of the pretty, happy-making-ness of that, I can't help but think this is a bit like eating sushi and a banana smoothie. Weird, but not unpleasant.

Well well! I just realized I'm about 200 or so pageviews away from 10k. If anyone bothers to catch it, I'll take a request (results may vary). Not much to say. I've been doing a lot of work art wise, it's unfortunately all far to big for my scanner, and my camera has been broken for nearly a year now. It's so good stuff though, so I'll try to post sometime after I finish my latest project. Also. I'm having some trouble finding a good wig for my Black Cat costume. I bought one from a halloween store, and it's just crap. Am I really going to have to drop $50 for a quality wig? Oh and don't forget: HALLOWEEN OMG IT'S COMING

 Update: So it looks like this guy has gotten some massive flames due to his article, so I'm assuming he got the hint that swindling artists is NOT cool, and is trying to cover his ass. He makes a point in saying that if we think we deserve more, we should ask for more. However, he still comes off as aggravating and way over defensive. Update Dos: Read this response article to the whole fiasco. It's very well done! http://www.thejonjones.com/2010/08/09/how-not-to-hire-an-artist/ I just read a very maddening journal entry from JessKat-art (https://www.deviantart.com/jesskat-art) about a game programer who uses dA as a means to find cheap art. Or rather, a means to underpay for d