Sometimes work really will NOT leave you alone. February's been a bad month for thinking about anything but work; and when I do spend time thinking about anything else, I feel a bit guilty: I ought to be thinking about work. Who would have believed I'd ever live to develop a work ethic?
The digital doodling is something else; it's what I do during the dead time between one task and another. You know what I mean: the periods that are too short for getting properly stuck in to a task and too long to do nothing at all. In the interim, I'm learning all sorts of new techniques with Paintshop, and I enjoy publishing my output. Besides, the Flatland Digital Artwork Gallery now gets more hits than any of my other blogs combined.
February 28 produced some work using some new techniques, particularly some pieces in which I was going for a metallic look. There are some wallpapers and digital tiles that are more skillfully wrought than my earlier work, just because I'm so much better now at manipulating the tools.
And on March 1, I posted a picture of a fish that looks sort of like a fish. An abstract fish, of course, but still a fish. It's posted here.