Welcome to my creative outlet. Here you will find stories, poems, plays, reviews, and other things written by me, as well as some of my artwork. Please remember that everything found here is created entirely by myself (unless otherwise mentioned) and is not available for you to take.
The following are images drawn/created by myself. Artwork is something I'm not great at. In fact, I'm usually pretty terrible at it, but when I'm bored it's something I enjoy doing and I feel it deserves a place on this site. Click on the thumbnails for a full size version of an image.
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This was originally designed as a wallpaper for my family computer but after making it I resized it and uploaded it here. I'll admit it's definitely not my best work but those pictures of Elliott are just too cute to resist. |
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My own little "Stick House" cartoon. I was bored, yes. I find it funny, though. It's so stupid you just have to laugh. |
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This is another really basic picture. This is the baby boy, Sir Elliott. I just cropped the picture, blurred the image a bit and added the caption. This is my favourite picture, it's so cute! |
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OMG, a drawing! And it's hideous! I was just bored last night, put about, 0 effort into this. I also don't have a scanner, so I took a picture of it with my digital camera. The (3!?) legs are crap, there's no shading, and I've forgotten pretty much all the necessary muscles. Okay, you can stop laughing now. |
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I think this one is so cute. It's a picture of my miniature mare, Neiko, taken by my friend Andie. I pasted the pony onto a simple background I made, blurred her[of course], and just added some effects and text. |
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Another Penny picture. Here she is in the snow. I blurred both the horse and the background again, but this time I blended her body into the background a bit and made her head slightly more clearer. It kinda gives it a...coming through the snow effect. |
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This is a picture of my mare, Penny. She had some mud on her neck so I had to get rid of it. I also blurred the background quite a bit and the horse a little. I added the caption and...voila! I'm really proud of this one, even if it is really simple. |