Sprite art. Coming soon.

... As soon as I stop getting exams by the dozen. >:<

Things I've done:

1) I'm now a part of at least one, maybe two, game projects in my school, and I'm not even an Art and/or Comp. Sci. Major. In fact, I'm a Chemical Engineer, which is pretty far away from anything like that. I won't go into detail, but it involves me making art. One's regular 2D art, probably, which I can do, and the other's 3D. I'll have to see if Blender actually works properly on this laptop, but, if it does, I've got less time on my hands immediately.

2) I tried out Adobe Flash Professional CS... whatever the demo is right now. Was freaking awesome, but I'm not going to pay $140 (the university's discounted price, I think) for it, and there's an even smaller chance that I'd pay the full $600-some dollars for the version on Adobe.com or whatnot. However, I do praise Adobe for making a kick-ass brush tool. I loved how the lines automatically turned flowing and the like.

3) Yes, I'm still swamped with stuff. No, I'm really not doing all that much pencil-and-paper art any more, mainly because I'm sucking at it tons more and I can't scan anything to the 'nets. I've been starting on sprite art and pixel art and the like, so I'll be probably doing that.

4) I feel like learning how to code, too. >.> Maybe Python or something.

But, uh, yeah.