Well, hello again! As a teacher, the new school year getting rolling has REALLY kept me busy. I also had quite an unfortunate event kick things off -- my MacBook got stolen while I was at school on the first day of conservatory teaching :( I did have anti-theft software installed, but I haven't been able to track it. More importantly, I did have cloud back-up of my hard drive data through Backblaze -- yay! So glad I had my computer files backed up. That includes these Norse digital paintings! I was able to set myself up again on my partner's 2011 MacBook that wasn't really getting used that much. Phew. A crummy thing to happen, but it could have been an even bigger disaster.
Anyway, that whole experience put a crimp in my workflow for a bit... but I feel like I'm getting back on track. Been working on the Odin painting, as you can see above.
I also was able to get recommended through my mentor, Dorte Christjansen, for an artist profile for The Signal Tribune, a local paper! The Signal Tribune serves the city of Signal Hill, which is very unique as it is completely contained by the larger city of Long Beach, where I reside. The interview, including images of my work, is scheduled for the Oct. 3 edition. Yay!
Okee doke, back to work.
:)
1 comment:
That is indeed a relief. Backup software and services are our greatest ally, not just in making our desktops function right, but also in preserving huge swaths of our personal achievements. Good for you.
Lillian Walker @ TaylorWorks
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