Album Cover/ Optimism

     Well, I guess I did keep up this time on updating my blog. The two pictures below are of an album we had to create for a  band we made up. My dad helped my come up with the idea to do a Slendermen version of the early Beatles. The title of the album is an actual Beatles song, and then I chose a few others to go on the track list for the the back. I had a lot of fun drawing these, although it was very time consuming. Once I get the resources, I would like to burn a disc with all these songs on there and place in the album artwork.
     While the majority of this post is on my album cover, I also just want to add a side note that I hate pimples. It may be hard to understand for those who do not have to deal with them, but they are a constant nuisance for me. I hate having to constantly wash my face, and still have large whiteheads pop up all along my forehead and around my mouth. If any of you have this problem, I highly recommend that you try Proactiv. It is a little pricey, but it is the only thing that works for me. Everything else just gets rid of the little black-heads and such. Glad I'm not stuck with them forever.
     If acne is a problem for you, just remember to stay on top of it and don't let affect your confidence. Whether it's talking to the person you like, or just trying to fit in at school, pimples are only one thing people are going to see. Try and focus on other things about yourself that really stand out. If you can focus on the positives, then you're going to be able to accomplish so much more. Although you should not let pimples bother you, it is still important to maintain good hygiene. If you do not try to take care of yourself, then it's harder to feel that you're the best you can be. Take it from me. I know what it is like to feel self-conscience about your appearance. What's important though is that you do the best you can to take care of yourself, and be pleased with the other good qualities you have.
     The easiest way I try and maintain a positive outlook is by spending lots of time with my friends. With them, I don't feel self-conscience or isolated from the rest. If there's something that is bothering you, talk to your friends about it. That's how I got over my fear of Slendy. I made a story on how Slendy is my roommate, and he owns a babysitting service over in the woods. (I'm thinking about posting cartoons that expand on this story later on.) If you can make jokes like this, it's easy to maintain a higher energy level. Learn to laugh at yourself. Be a kid. It's okay to be mature and realistic, but in order to maintain a good level of sanity, sometimes you have to be a little insane. If all you need is a good laugh, then revisit my page. I plan to post funny moments and cartoons in the future to add a little life to this page.

Front Cover

Back Cover