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It's been a while since a while since I've posted anything, napkin art or otherwise, so I figure it's time to let you all know I'm not dead. No, I haven't stopped doing napkins for the kids (in fact, John just hit #100 the other day!) or stopped designing other things, but I have taken some of the time that I would have used for posting on deviantArt to create some new social networks for my work. In order to reach a greater audience and have an avenue to share and giveaway some in-progress art and finished designs, I have created a Facebook page, a Google+ page, and revamped my Tumblr account. Each will, admittedly (and unfortunately for a

Infinity and Beyond: Starbound's Sandbox is Truly Galactic or Grand Theft Furniture: San Galaxia Chucklefish, the indie creators of PC-based "Starbound," makes no reservations about what to expect when playing the beta version of their first-ever game. "WARNING: EARLY BETA. BUGS/CRASHES/CHARACTER WIPES EXPECTED." Half of the fun and frustration in digging (or should I say matter manipulating) my way through the galaxies-wide sandbox game is discovering whether what I had built, earned, or stolen would be there in the morning. Read the complete report on agentpalmer.com (It's always fun to do Special Reports for agentpalmer (https://www.deviantart.com/agentpalmer) and this one wa

What's good for the goose is good for the gander, right? I think that works in this case. Regardless, I figured the differentiation between my two Napkin Art titles on DeviantArt was overdue. You see, it was easy to keep track of napkins when I was simply drawing them for one kid, but when my son started Pre-K this fall, I needed a way to differentiate the two. After all, having two #1 napkin posts wouldn't make very much sense, would it? Since starting school in September with a BMO Pre-K video game, John has challenged me to bring everyday items to life and draw Spider-man in at least half a dozen different ways. The exciting thing about dr