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Made in us
Human Auxiliary to the Empire




Philadelphia, PA

Found this to be an interesting read, especially the part about feeling like an imposter, a neurosis of mine to be sure. And the stealing part goes without saying...

HOW TO STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST (AND 9 OTHER THINGS NOBODY TOLD ME)

If this is OT or in the wrong forum, mea culpa.

My painting blog: http://gknow.com/blog 
   
Made in us
Infiltrating Broodlord





Ex nihilo

Sounds a lot like the material on this page:

http://www.austinkleon.com/2011/03/30/how-to-steal-like-an-artist-and-9-other-things-nobody-told-me/


(Yeah, I stole it.)

Tyranids attract more tang than an astronaut convention.
Success is a little more than I already have. Every day, Forever. Until you have nothing.
As Galactic ruler, I promise to be tough but fair. But tough.
"Dangerous terrain where you just die upon rolling a 1 is for sissies. Parts of the board you wont even move your models into because you're physically afraid of being stung by wasps? Welcome to a Tyranid invasion, cue danger music. "
Check out my NSFW Tyranids! Your eyes will burn for days.
Team NSFW: Making wargamers deeply uncomfortable since 2011.
 
   
Made in us
Human Auxiliary to the Empire




Philadelphia, PA

Dur hur hur!

My painting blog: http://gknow.com/blog 
   
 
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