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Phew. finally another commission out of the way. here we have :LCDRhammond:'s commission. Seems that the hostess of WIpeout got an interview she wasn't expecting. XD I hope you all it. there should be more to come soon, but while I'm at it, I might want to let you know why I've been on such a hiatus. Right now, I'm in summer semester, and taking a class I really was not expecting would be as tasking as it is. That being said though, this class is a great introduction into my field of graphic design. right now I'm working with a real client, creating artwork for vinyl wraps meant to be posted on electrical boxes (You know, those big grey/green things on the side of the road covered in graffitti). The reason for this was just stated; by applying artwork to these boxes, they are 50% less likely to be tagged by graffitti. This class is also gaining me contacts to work freelance as a graphic designer, and if I am one of the selected few to get their artwork put on one of these boxes, I will not only have my artwork on public display, but I will also be paid as if it were a real job (because let's face it, that's what this class is, a job). Anyhow, I hope to have commissions done before summer is over, but it will be inbetween projects for my classes. thank you all for your patience, and wish me luck.

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Phew. finally another commission out of the way. here we have :LCDRhammond:'s commission. Seems that the hostess of WIpeout got an interview she wasn't expecting. XD I hope you all it. there should be more to come soon, but while I'm at it, I might want to let you know why I've been on such a hiatus. Right now, I'm in summer semester, and taking a class I really was not expecting would be as tasking as it is. That being said though, this class is a great introduction into my field of graphic design. right now I'm working with a real client, creating artwork for vinyl wraps meant to be posted on electrical boxes (You know, those big grey/green things on the side of the road covered in graffitti). The reason for this was just stated; by applying artwork to these boxes, they are 50% less likely to be tagged by graffitti. This class is also gaining me contacts to work freelance as a graphic designer, and if I am one of the selected few to get their artwork put on one of these boxes, I will not only have my artwork on public display, but I will also be paid as if it were a real job (because let's face it, that's what this class is, a job). Anyhow, I hope to have commissions done before summer is over, but it will be inbetween projects for my classes. thank you all for your patience, and wish me luck.