Whooh! I'm just glad its not as bad as we all first thought. Still its just a scary reminder to keep you on your toes. Life is soo like that. Ughh I know. But still its good to know that its alot better then what we heard before. {:)
jmhcustomart <jmhcustomart_at_yahoo.com> wrote: Snip...
I don't know how other artist's perceive their craft or their
subjects. When I created the Skunkworks characters in 1995, they
were just supposed to be a one-time thing. But people wanted to see
more of them, and so did I (no pun intended). Over the years, these
characters have become very dear to me, and I'm not about to let them
go.
Yeah thats pritty much how it seems to be with most artists I know. That Our characters though obviusly not real are still apart of us and in that form more real then a daydream I guess. Sort of like "Man Becomes both God and Parent in his(or her) own creations".
Just to reiterate: I AM NOT DYING, so please don't totally freak
out. I am in a big pile of shit, however, but I can see others
coming over the horizon with lots of shovels.
Thanks again for your support, folks. You all are the best, and if
it wasn't for you, I wouldn't be where I am today, artwise. And I
don't mean to sound gay or anything (and no offense meant to those
who are homosexual; you oughta know that by now!), but I love you
people. You've helped my dream become a reality, and now I gotta
make sure it stays that way.
--James M. Hardiman
Thats good that you can see the shovels. And I defently know people are esaly willing to hand some extra ones out.
Jason.
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Received on Fri Apr 19 2002 - 19:33:00 CDT