On the last three days (and counting) I've been having some weird
problems with Blogger. It doesn't depend on which browser I'm in, and
neither does which IP. Each time I log in I can work on the settings
and the template, etc, etc, but if I open an editor, I end up with the
warning message:
<code>Could not connect to Blogger.com. Saving and publishing may fail.</code>
And then if I try to save or publish it I get annoying timeouts. After
each episode like this I can't even open blogger.com without getting a
timeout, for a while, like 30 minutes. Then I asks me to log in again.
Any clues?

Robot for Illustration Friday.

This is the rainforest inside my head, lightened by the sunbeans coming through my eyes. And there I am walking, seeing around, looking for ideas to draw.
Prints, mousepads, magnets, postcards, puzzles, and coasters available on my store.

The origin of broken ends on every woman's hair is the legend of this creature, which hunts them in their dreams to chew their hair. That's why women wake up with their hair so messy almost always. They may say "her hair is a mess" but in fact, their subconscious mind enjoyed quite a bit that dream of chasing and chewing, even if can't remember it being awake. The creature makes a strange continuos chant while approaching his victim, which sounds like "pelo-pelo-pelo-pelo..." until he reaches her and stays absolutely silent. Of course, this dream provides a big deal or arousal for both women and creatures.

Spotted in the forest! for Illustration Friday.

I'm back, oh yes. And just opened my google reader list to read first post title from Boing Boing. Argentine lake monster photos hahaha, it seems nahuelito is back:


* La nota original sobre las fotos es del diario El Cordillerano, en español.

I think this one is self explanatory, and also a big truth.
Two birds with the same stone here. Speed for Illustration Friday and Euforia for the Coso de Ilustradores. Am I efficient or what.

Sometimes when you're taking part on a conversation you may feel like you're carefully tiptoeing to avoid step on moving sands and lose all possibility of getting out.

It is also an experiment of mine, using watercolors (yes, real watercolors!) and pencil, a bit of photoshop retouching, and achieving a more "editorial" style, like the illustations that picture an article on a news magezine, for example. The topics could be grammar mistakes, speaking the truth, how to conversate, express yourself freely, the art of letters, avoid mistakes, etc

Tell me how I did. ;)

Pretty late for a proper Illustration Friday but at least posted:

An old attempt I make at direct Photoshop painting, in a very vectorish style. Not my usual stuff by any means, but I found some interesting tricks nonetheless, I remember.