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2000 and 1 views of the page, which is very nice.  2001 is really more important than 2000, since there was already a pageview when I first viewed my newly born page myself.  I was of course afraid that achieving 2000 pageviews would totally overwhelm my deviantart account.  As it collapsed, I imagined, it would shrink into a infinitesimally tiny black hole in the far corners of the world wide web before with terrifying and increasing speed it dragged the rest of the Internet down with it into oblivion.  But that didn't happen, and I'm glad.  Thank you, Internet.  Thinternet. In other news, it is still summer and I am still at home and I wil

I have returned to bright Los Angeles.  I have put up some posters and cartoons from the past semester.  I have made my bed.  So there. I'm home for the whole summer, and I plan to make good use of my time here.  I'll be working for a good portion of it, but I hope to at least do some drawing and maybe even some painting if I can manage to clear up enough space in my room.  This journal entry is mainly meant as a challenge to myself, so that when I look back upon these halcyon early summer days in a few months time I will hopefully be satisfied rather than disappointed.  Here's to that.

I've been entirely absent from DeviantArt for more than a year and a half.  And I never really scanned in mos of my art or anything in the first place; I just put up whatever I happened to have a picture of and the stuff I'd done in mspaint.  That was a while ago. For the last year and a bit, I've been drawing editorial cartoons for the Brown Daily Herald.  Usually on Wednesdays.  While most of what I'd consider my "art" remains unscanned in closets and sketchbooks, I do at least have digital copies of all my editorial cartoons.  I decided to put some of them up; mostly the ones relevant to the general public or those that I think give a goo