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[hobohogan]

New transition setup

[duct-taped-shoes]

Dude look at my grip on my curb deck! My friend hand drew this and I spent like an hour trying to cut all of this out lol

[shelandsorcery]

IKEA wooden drawers box revamp: watercolour map style!

After my arm surgery, when I was wearing a cast and doing everything in my life one-handed, I needed a project to help the time pass, and I decided to take this filthy worn out old wooden Ikea drawers box and give it a watercolour map glow-up. Sadly i do not have a fully accurate before photo, but it was covered in dust and glue residue from being taped closed for many moves over the years, and had a few spots where it was splintering on the corners and edges.

First step was to sand the shit out of it. We didn't have much sandpaper on hand when this whim first took me, so I used scraps of griptape my partner had leftover from setting up his last skateboard; it was extremely effective!

After it was sanded with the grip tape, and a followup series of much finer grit blocks I picked up at home hardware the next day, I gave it a wipe to remove dust, and then went in with watercolours on the unfinished wood.

The first washes were all very wet, and once they had dried they'd raised the grain significantly, so there was another round of fine grit sanding afterwards. Once that was done I gave everything a workable fixative spray to lock in the paint, and then a diluted transparent watercolour ground coating so I could confidently layer more paint on top. This second layer of paint was much darker, much more detailed and had less blurry wet edges, as you can see here:

Then we did another round of fixative + watercolour ground, and then I got to go in with the final touches - adding highlights to the edges of bodies of water, etc.

Then I got out the metallic copper paint and the tape and added decorative border lines to the drawers themselves, and also painted the top edges of the drawers metallic to really lean into the luxe aspect.

No photos of the insides, sadly, but I tinted each drawer a blue or green inside to keep things interesting and on theme.

Then another coat with the fixative all over, and then as many coats of varnish as my krylon can held, and now it's my favourite piece of storage!

While I used archival art supplies, I can't make any promises to myself about how long they will stay vibrant -- the wood is old, well used, and ikea made me no promises about its archival features when I bought it on sale in like 2001. So this might all be a fleeting glory, soon to fade and chip and wear out, but until then I am very very proud of it!

And I did it all with my non-dominant hand! It was so frustrating! But the results were well worth the fight.

[abyssalplane]

finally back, heres gender envy but it gets slightly more strange and unhinged each time

ID: 4 digital art pieces. 

The first one shows Reko from Your Turn To Die in her usual outfit. She is playing a black Rickenbacker bass and is standing relaxed, with her head turned to her right. She has a relaxed expression. The background is light blue, with a white spot in the middle.

The second shows the beta design for Luz from The Owl House. Her skin color is slightly darkened compared to in canon, and her shoes are green vans, instead of her usual white vans. She is skating on a skateboard with lavender wheels and black griptape. Her posture is relaxed, with her knees slightly bent, and she has a relaxed expression as well. The background is red, with a dark red spot in the middle.

The third shows Ena from Ena, laying on the floor with static coming out of her head. She is in the position of Wata in the Feedbacker album cover by Boris, and has her sad expression face. The background is white, with a light colorful static overlay. 

The fourth shows Wayne from Hylics, wearing his shiny leather outfit, as opposed to the navy fabric one. He has his guitar used in the end of Hylics 2, with a red pick inbetween his teeth. He is not playing the guitar, and instead has his hand layed over the strings. He looks relaxed. The background is a colorful abstract piece with many different colors and patterns going on.

Each has an artist signature that says “EGG”, with the two Gs being inside of the E. Along with the signature, there is the @ “@/abyssalplane” 

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[dzpenumbra]

11/4/22

Today was like... skating day. I woke up super late, like 4. I woke up a few times before that, and my eyes were dry as fuck again. Every time I'm like that I'm so scared that my eyelids are going to stick to my eyes and do that thing where they feel like they scratch up my eye and it stings like fuck. Luckily it didn't happen, but that's the note my day started on at least 3 times. I finally got up, gave Max her ointment, she still really doesn't like it. Got ready to make coffee and figure out breakfast and just said... "you know what. It's past 4, almost 4:30 now. If I get in the shower right now, I can get some good skating in."

I did.

I got showered, zipped over to the store, blew off calling the car inspection/mineral collection dude for a second day in a row... and got an energy drink and a sandwich and went to the skatepark. This time, there were 3 kids there. Probably highschool age. A girl and what I'm guessing was her boyfriend, who was worse at skating than her, which was both really cool of him and has to feel good for her. I mean, she could do tricks that I can't do. That's badass. So when I got there, I gave a bit of a cheer for the kid who was solo skating transition, he did a back 50-50 and I thought it was cool, asked if feeble was easier or harder, broke the ice. He had a speech impediment.

It was awkward at first, I felt really bad having to ask him to repeat himself a few times. I had theories about him being a bit on the spectrum, not in a bad way of course, just in a... the way he was interacting socially kind of way. Kinda disregarding or unaware that I am at least twice his age, just speaking his mind. I guess I can sorta relate in some ways, and I think in a lot of ways we should all try to be a bit more like that, a bit less presumptively judgmental. So yeah, the interesting thing is like... the speech impediment thing seemed to go away after a bit. It was very subtle, but by the end of the day I didn't have any problem understanding anything he was saying. I don't know if that was a nerves thing, like a stage-fright thing, or something. Or maybe I just adapted to the way he spoke so quickly that it just sounded like normal speech by the end. Either way, it was chill. He was stoked about skating, loved pushing himself, loved trying new things, but seemed a little impulsive and seemed like he was looking to impress. Like I was afraid he might try something a bit too intense just to impress me, and get hurt. Maybe not as afraid of it in the moment as I am now, but it was there.

The chick and the dude came over for some water after a bit, I was still stretching my old man joints by the benches. The guy pointed out my griptape which has a full-color Jigglypuff with a martini instead of a microphone and a stylized portrait of Lando Calrissian on it. I said thanks and mentioned it was handdrawn. Like an afterthought, like half the time it just doesn't even occur to me to even mention that I drew that stuff myself by hand. It's just so normal for me, I seriously forget that this isn't a thing for other people. Isolation can do that. I brought attention to my hoodie too, which has been coming along. The crow is done, so I showed off the hoodie for a little bit, but from a distance and a bit quick, because it was... tangibly awkward. The other kid was totally comfortable, this couple felt awkward talking to someone in their mid 30's, and I get it. They're both teens. It's gotta be weird, I remember it being weird too. I remember avoiding the old people. So... I try not to judge and I try not to like... make it more awkward? I guess? I don't know.

And I looked over at the girl and she had pen drawings all over her jeans. And I was like... holy fuck. She's one of us. And I complimented her on her work, and tried to relate like... I started by drawing in the margins of my notebooks and my pants and my arms. Then I went to art school. Then I just keep working for like... 15 years, and never gave it up. Well, there was like a 2 year stint, those were dark times. I'm back and better than ever. And I told her she had potential and to keep at it. And for some fucking reason recommended art school. I'm still kicking myself for it. What was I thinking.

Okay, well let's just dip our toes into this. Art school was good for me because it gave me an opportunity to actually be in the social role of "artist". I'm struggling to articulate this, I've corrected myself like 3 times. Being an art student lets you experience life in the role of artist, like you're cast in a play as "Artist" and you get to be that character and see how it feels to be in a social hierarchy as that character. It allows you a temporary title to focus entirely on your work. WELL... actually you have to do this stupid general education shit for some reason... Like high school 2.0, those kinda classes. Because... reasons? But if you're lucky enough to find a school that actually lets you work on your major... (mine wouldn't even let me focus in Drawing... I had to take up Acrylic Painting and I had never used a damn paintbrush before) then you get to just step in the role of professional artist, and really start honing your craft.

Now... you can do that right out of high school. In fact, you can even drop out of high school and do it, if you really want. As long as you have an ability to generate money so you don't just starve on the streets. College does give a kinda sanctuary for that "transition" - as though they are really actively transitioning you into a career... They have mental health resources, food, water, shelter, experienced veterans of the field, peers with common interests. There are many distractions, but it's a great place to find your professional identity if you take it seriously.

So in a lot of ways, I did mean that suggestion to that girl. Just going right into an art career out of high school... you're gonna need financial backing. You're gonna need people who believe in you and are willing to support you until your thing gets on its feet. That's just how it goes. Unless you're going into a mentorship or working other jobs too... but I have no idea how you can really be a fine artist who does like 4 hour drawing sessions every day until your hand is cramping... and then go work another bullshit job to pay the bills. When the fuck do you unwind? Are these skills just... not enough for people? It's so weird.

Like you're born with a gift, and you hone that gift, and you cultivate it and give it time and space to come into the world. And you have to do that and work at the convenience store with the other people who... do not have a gift... and did not hone a craft... who gave up on their passions... or never started... or, more commonly, never had any. And you have to spend the majority of your time around those people. Like twice as much as you spend on your life's purpose. Because someone's gotta ring those energy drinks up at the register, right? Someone's gotta make sure assholes don't drive off without paying for gas. -_-

That's not an environment where you can flourish as an artist. That's a one-way ticket to burnout. So yeah, the world (right now, at least in my area) is pretty poorly designed for creatives, and really fucking easy to skate by and do pretty decent if you have minimal to no passions or marketable skills. Like... if you have nothing but time and don't give a fuck what you do with it? You'll do fucking great in this country. If you really really want to be a folk singer?

I'm just stopping myself here, I'm getting upset. And I'm really being negative about this. I should've encouraged her to do an Instagram, and checked if she was on it and encouraged her to follow me. But... it's weird giving my Instagram to teenagers when I'm 36, and alone at the skatepark with them. It's awkward, okay? It just is. I'm getting into the range where I'm old enough to be their dad.

So yeah, I've kinda been kicking myself about the art school advice, but like... it does have a lot of merit and it did do a lot of good for my skillset and my inspiration, and refining my process. And critiques were a really important experience for me, and I really do value the resiliency and openness to criticism I developed from that. So I guess I don't entirely regret giving her that advice.

After that couple left, an older guy in his 50's climbed under the fence and started carving the park in his socks. He was working on the construction crew, building the expansion to the park. He seemed a bit stressed, but burying it. He was definitely an extrovert. He insisted I try his board and encouraged me to loosen my trucks. I don't carve on a skateboard, I never learned how. So... it was weird. I ride super tight trucks, always have. So yeah, I don't know what I'm gonna do with that. I might try loosening them a little, but I'm just really used to riding this way. I don't know.

I pretty much confirmed that the local skate shop is probably not coming back. Apparently the owner did a GoFundMe and it didn't reach goal or something. They just got like a... I don't even know how expensive skatepark... like... I don't even know how to measure how expensive this park is, over half a million? If I were to guess? They raised the fucking funding for that shit, and the only skate shop in the area just... goes under. Like... what the fuck is wrong with this damn town?! Ugh. I would buy a board from him but like... I don't think me buying one board is gonna save his business. I feel bad because with my skill set, I probably could have helped. Custom grip, custom clothes, custom this, custom that. Skating is all about personality. Personal expression. And having your own one-of-a-kind personal art to wear around is like... very valuable $-wise, and very valuable <3-wise. It's very cool, and very special, everyone wins. It might have been mutually beneficial. It might've saved things. But I was too scared to leave my house and never really met the damn guy.

I tried showing him some of my work on Instagram, a silver, gold and black mandala with a silhouette of a skater doing a heelflip over the front. He did the usual like... fire emojis and clapping or praying hands or whatever that shit is. And that was it. And inside I'm like... dude... You can make this a shirt or something... I'm still facepalming about it now.

But yeah. I'm very like... frustrated and "shoulda woulda coulda" tonight, I don't like it. Maybe it's insecurity or something, it sucks.

So yeah, finding out about the shop shutting down sucks. They just opened up in like 2018, they survived the pandemic by the skin of their teeth and now they're just gone I guess. I don't want to dwell on that tonight, I'll come back to it another time. I'm moving in two weeks, I can't really... get into stuff in this town. Which is weird, but it's a thing.

The older dude left after a while. Me and the teenager kid skated until it got dangerously dark. No lights. He easily could've gotten hurt with the tricks he was trying, I called it before he did. We walked out together and went separate ways. I went to my car. He went into the woods in the dark to walk home. Poor kid didn't even have someone to pick him up.

I sat in my car for a second, then drove over to where there were lights along a sidewalk by the building next to the swimming pool. I pulled in and parked again and just went and skated the sidewalk under the lights. Like... if you fucking assholes are going to just not put lights in the skate park... and keep an empty park open until 10PM... then I'm just gonna skate where there is light. And I got to skate sidewalk again, which is such a nostalgic feeling for me. And skating off sidewalk ramps into the street. It was really fun, but short-lived. I was already pretty tired. I headed home.

The rest of the night was 4+ hours of sanding quartz. Working on the clear quartz piece. Finally cracking my samples that have blue quartz in them and shaping some pieces from that to see what they look like. I had NKA skate vids on the entire time. It was great. My arm is very sore.

I got dinner for me and the kitten, went to bring it in the other room to eat and watch TV... then... I remembered that my rock tumbler that broke on the first tumble I did in it... it came with a bunch of raw mineral pieces. I grabbed that bag and found a cool kinda pinkish clear piece and started cleaning that up. I got it pretty close to mirror finish pretty quickly. That unlocks more options too, which is cool. Just buy some raw uncut mineral scraps and clean them up myself, could probably get them cheap.

Then I grabbed my smoky quartz wirewrap piece, some wooden beads and hemp twine as my nightly project. I ate and picked out some beads in a pattern, but... I don't like the hemp twine. It's very rough and uneven, cheaply made. I felt like I could do better work with better materials, so I didn't even try. I felt bad about that.

I just watched Twitch... yep... and then... got ready for bed, I guess. The night just disappeared into the abyss of Twitch as I was researching different... I don't know the word, I think it's macramé? techniques. So I can actually make a prototype of the jewelry I've been talking about this whole time. So I can get one damn finished project. And... yeah... I'm just gonna have to get better twine for this one. I gotta have some kind of standards.

So I did get a lot of work done today. And good exercise. But... I feel like there was a lot of avoidance. And anxiety. Awkwardness. And I kinda just wish I had a friend. So I guess it's a good thing I'm talking to this new social worker guy (still don't know what to call him) through Betterhelp tomorrow. We'll see what we can do about it. Because last night's thing about the A and B of how to deal with survival parts of your brain? I'm really not liking having to do A constantly. I end up being pretty clumsy and right now, all this looking back like "oh man I really shouldn't have recommended art school" or "would it be weird to give my instagram to teenagers?" or "I didn't work enough today" or "Why can't I just call this dude and set up a car inspection appointment" shit like that... I think all these things are a result of knowing that I chose Option A - Build up hype and brute force through your inner barriers. And Option A has led me to quite a few bad situations. So the after-the-fact anxiety is kinda like me saying "you dodged a bullet on that one." Which is hard to disprove, because it's technically right... But there's a difference between dodging a bullet 3 inches away from you and dodging a bullet fired in another zip code.

I just keep getting the same feeling every time. If I had a friend my age... not just a girlfriend, like fucking duh all these problems would go away immediately if I had a cool girlfriend who would try to learn to skate with me. And help fill in the blanks when I get overwhelmed by social interaction, go "oh yeah, he's selling himself short, he's a professional artist, so if you like this piece he can do one for you." Like... I think that whole helping me fill in the blanks in social situations thing can be a friend role, too. And I think it would be incredibly valuable for not just my social functioning (like not leaving a social situation without introducing myself...), but also my anxiety and insecurity.

Okay, another damn truck roaring its engine at 5:15, like clockwork. That's three nights in a row. Fucking obnoxious.

So yeah. I kn--- oh my god, its so loud, dude... come on... --- I know I harp on this all the time, I don't know if it's an ADD thing where like... my mind just runs off or I get so damn caught up in the moment that I just... forget things, or blast past things... or whatever. Maybe it's being unstructured? I don't know specifically what it is but it really feels like an ADD thing. I have always thrived when I have a good friend to just sorta recap with after the fact. Like a therapist meshed with me perfectly once I really learned how to say fuck it and speak my mind. But the role a therapist can't play in your life is as a friend at social events. They can't go with you to the skate park and just like be your wingman.

So I need a friend. To like... do shit with me. Because the anxiety that has been haunting me today from me just not really being --- I mean this seriously, I can't tell if I'm just super anxious and insecure and depressed right now or if this is really a problem. Like... I'm trying to challenge this narrative...

I don't know if I've ever really had a good wingman. But like... I have had so many people in my life make me feel like utter shit for wanting this. For just wanting a partner, or even just a friend to do shit with. I mean utter shit. Like... like the fact that I schedule free time to go and do things with them just makes them angry at me because I don't have kids or a 9-5. Bitterness. And they all laid into me because of it. And it's just... permeated the whole topic for me, I guess.

The whole idea of making friends, of having a friend with me, doing things with a friend. The concept makes me start having trauma responses now. Talk about a vicious cycle, good lord. I can't make friends, because I need a friend to help me feel comfortable and confident making friends. Because I've picked wrong way too many times, and really bad things happened to me. Maybe I'm a bad judge of character, because I try to overlook peoples' flaws and see the best in them. Maybe my instincts keep saying "bring someone along to like pull you aside if shit's getting weird or red-flags are goin up and you're not seeing them because you're blinded by the rare sensation of social interaction".

I swear, going into social interactions after a few days of nothing is like... intoxicating. And the feeling can distract me, and overwhelm me. It's very foreign to me. It's a lot like how when someone physically touches me, it's like... very overwhelming. Just because that's an extremely uncommon thing to be happening to me. It's not bad, I love physical touch, it's just... cranked up to 1000 and it becomes sensory overload very quickly. That is what even having conversations can be like for me now, after 2+ years of limited isolation.

So yeah, I wanna wrap this up. Sorry it's not the biggest positive note tonight. Lots of anxiety all around. And I'm eager to work with my social worker on it. I think I really need to look into Option B. Which I completely overlook the value of. Let's really hammer in on that point real quick - what is the value of just chilling. In a society that wants you doing 3 fucking jobs, scrolling social media endlessly, consuming ads in literally every possible crack of your day, what is the value of chilling out and just mellowing. Just laying on the floor, on the carpet, and just staring at the ceiling, and just relaxing your muscles. What's the point?

Hard to really define, right? Hard to justify? Like... what is the point of sitting in a comfy chair and putting on headphones and just listening to a song. That's it. It is valuable. It's decompressing. It's recovery. I struggle to put it into words. So maybe that's why it's not instinctual to go that route when dealing with anxiety or panic. Because in my culture, it's discouraged, and even punished in some cases.

So maybe I need to really get back into practicing chill. Just... "yoooo everything's fine, just lay in the sun for a bit, lay down that burden and get back to shit in like 5 minutes". And maybe that can ease the anxiety barriers, like the one preventing me from calling the car guy, enough for me to give it a shot. I hope so, I'm getting so tired of this. Maybe I need to add in more intentional relaxation time into my day. Yoga. Meditation would be nice, even in the form of music meditation. Then I welcome chill into my life and I can get more used to it.

I'm tired, sleep time.

[boardpusherskateboards]

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Free Stencils we have to offer to you! Just to make it easy, here are the links to all the freebies.īy the way, if you are looking for Free Christmas Stencils or Free Halloween Stencils, there were too many to list here so go to

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2019

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old skateboard commission

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Adventure time graphic i painted on my last deck 

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