Some samples

[andcuriouser]

Thanks, Haus.

Like I said, it's nothing like what'll be on the hospital wall. But oh well. I'm getting paid to paint!

No more eating the peanut butter out of the jar!
No more scraping around for gas money!
No more paying for my coffee with nickels!
Paying the bills!
Delicious sandwiches!
Booze!!!

At least for a little while, anyway.

 

[Butterfly]

Very nice dude!
I love the Beast in the Bedroom one.

 

[White2000GT]

Very nice dude!
I love the Beast in the Bedroom one.

I like that one too. Do you ever sell any of them? I would be very interested in buying that one from you if it's for sale.

(my art teacher was EXTREMELY critical of my work when something didn't line up perfectly.)

What kind of an art teacher did you have James? I think the best thing about art is that it doesn't have to be perfect in order to be good. Imperfection in art can still invoke just as much awe and emotion than perfection can. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that the only art that should require perfection is an Architectural schematic. But, that's just my opinion.
I took art for three years in high school and I did really well the first two years. But in my third year I actually ended up failing the class. I called my teacher a stupid bitch in front of everyone one day, and then all of a sudden all my projects mysteriously started disappearing the day before they were due. Hmmm... I wonder how that could have happened?

 

[sharpies]

Nice art. It's great that you got the job in the hospital. I truly hope that you can make a living at it.

Don't forget to show us the finished pieces.

Allan

 

[Legoman]

Cool, I love the horse skull. I've drawn one except I had to use cross hatching which is probably my least favorite technique. I've done plenty of stuff like that, it's a lot of fun. You end up realizing that you are definitely capable of that after all