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Installment 31: February 2, 2013

Beyond the typical themes seen in this and prior Mecha Sketchbook entries…well, it’s good to be back, putting the lead on paper again.

My relative absence in the past couple of years has largely been the result of pursuing and eventually fostering a full-time engineering career. Though it furthered my technical ambitions, it barely allowed for critical hobbies such as this. Looking back, I also put the blame on myself, as I often burned away free time after coming home each day while giving cursory glances to passions I once strove to refine.

But push eventually came to shove: drawing and mecha design turned into one of my most-reminisced “pastimes”, and it was clearly a hiatus that had to be broken with force. And yet this wasn’t a solo effort: I am greatly thankful for close friends and the tight-knit communities on dA, both continually enlivening me every day, especially those who produce consistently-varying results through strong ethics and desires for improvement.

So long story short, although I've moved along in life, I've also realized certain things ought to remain as well. My hat off to all of you, and as always, keep up the great work!

PS: February 7th is David White 's birthday. As one of my first motivators and continuing inspirations in this genre, I wish him the best for many more years of ground-shaking action!

Description
Installment 31: February 2, 2013

Beyond the typical themes seen in this and prior Mecha Sketchbook entries…well, it’s good to be back, putting the lead on paper again.

My relative absence in the past couple of years has largely been the result of pursuing and eventually fostering a full-time engineering career. Though it furthered my technical ambitions, it barely allowed for critical hobbies such as this. Looking back, I also put the blame on myself, as I often burned away free time after coming home each day while giving cursory glances to passions I once strove to refine.

But push eventually came to shove: drawing and mecha design turned into one of my most-reminisced “pastimes”, and it was clearly a hiatus that had to be broken with force. And yet this wasn’t a solo effort: I am greatly thankful for close friends and the tight-knit communities on dA, both continually enlivening me every day, especially those who produce consistently-varying results through strong ethics and desires for improvement.

So long story short, although I've moved along in life, I've also realized certain things ought to remain as well. My hat off to all of you, and as always, keep up the great work!

PS: February 7th is David White 's birthday. As one of my first motivators and continuing inspirations in this genre, I wish him the best for many more years of ground-shaking action!