On March 3rd this year, it became exactly fifteen years since I debuted my art on the now long-defunct Wacky World of Erotic Cartoons forums. In Internet years, it's been a lifetime, and I will say I'm mostly content on how things played out with this hobby. My only real gripe is that I was never quite able to learn to produce art very fast, and my sluggishness, as well as my late arrival to the scene, has resulted in several collaborations never quite panning out (although I'm not entirely sure how serious ZONE ever was about working with me on a potential Danny Phantom animation, as it was an off-hand comment on a /co/ thread a long time ago – who knows, it could've purely just been a polite acknowledgement of my art and nothing else). Still, I can happily say that the amount of times I feel I've "phoned it in" have been few and far between.
I've met some great people over the years, formed strong and long-lasting friendships, learned new illustration techniques, participated in commercial work for pay sites, done a few commissions here and there, commissioned a few pics myself, had people in the industry like Derrick J. Wyatt (RIP), Grey DeLisle, Ralph Bakshi and Peter Bagge see and comment on my artistry, and, I hope I am correct about this, helped one Maddie Fenton to become a staple in erotic cartoon fan art. While I'm obviously not the only person to ever draw Maddie and most certainly not the first one, I would really like to think I had some part in her current popularity as a desirable cartoon MILF.
Speaking of desirability...
As I was wrapping up the digital sketch on my Galaxy Tab, I decided to toy around with some of those splatter tools that Infinite Painter offers and whipped up a quick background. When I showed the finished sketch to my friend despojo, he noted that the pic would make for a nice print...
Therefore, I offer you this in MASSIVE resolution, with the text and an opaque background as well as without either, so that you can fuck around and put this offensive crap on a t-shirt or a wall print or whatever you want. Do note, however, that these variants are only available via dA (without liquids) and Art Archive (when updated), so look for them in those places! The images attached to this post are purely samplers, as Blogger does not allow resolutions past 1600 pixels in width/height and compresses all uploaded images, even .PNGs. Just, please, if possible, don't use these to sell bootleg merchandise. Since dA is not allowing me to post what are effectively the complete versions of the pic, you'll have to fetch those from the Art Archive. A link to it can be found at the first post of this blog, although at the moment of writing this, it has not yet been updated to contain this image.
You can also find slightly larger versions on Paheal (here and here), though these are not full working resolution ones.
The "print idea" is also why there's decorative graffiti and a crude attempt at digitally painting the colors on her, as well as all those filters to make the pic look more like an elaborate urban art piece.
Here's to another fifteen years, even if my output will be very low!










