And, more art...

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Scanning and making art presentable is a chore! In a digital age, it's just something that a person should do. It's essential, and it preserves the work. Case in point, when I was a kid, I hoarded most of my art from middle school and grade school ("back in my day, we didn't have no fancy scanners or 'nuthin..."). 

So I stored all of the art in binders and folders- neatly organized in my room. Well, I lost all of it, every single piece of art I had done for years. We had a fire, and all of it was damaged or destroyed by water and smoke. 

My point is, it's nice to have it in a place where it can be safe from things like fires, floods, and loss. For all my dislike of the digital age, some things make it worthwhile- cloud storage being one of them. 

So here is another scan of my artwork for you all to enjoy. I will keep my artwork coming until all of the pieces are stored online. It will also be located on my gallery page.



Cheers!

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