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So I've been looking over my old sketches

Nathan said:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/67177705@N00/77908647/

That isn't of a muscluar dude or a chick. This was a tat I was going to get - it's a two-faced moon. Light side of the moon and dark side of the moon (the dark side is a werewolf face to stick with the full moon theme). I dunno, you can see the style I draw in I guess.

Wolf Man Jack in the Moon should be the title.

Talented, Nay Nay.

I'll be singing Pink Floyd all day now too... Thanks!
 
jestro said:
You still draw, or ink? Put up some of your work. There's a illustration type sight you should check out www.conceptart.org. Some of the artists on there a fucking sick.

I really like a lot of that art work. How does it work?...Nevermind I'll just not be lazy and check out the site.

I don't have anymore of my stuff scanned in. I could do that I suppose - I haven't sat down with it in a while, let alone done anything as extensive as those guys are posting up their in a while. I could put something like that together but it is so damn time-consuming.

I NEED to do something though. That's it, I'm starting it up again - you've inspired me. Fuck it. I need to get something creative out of me and writing and science haven't been doing it lately.
 
To answer Nathan's question - my brother was the comic book junkie - not me. And I have to say I was mortified how women were depicted - hyuge boobs and muscles. It looked wierd to me. Even the men didn't "look right".

Even when I joined a gym at 17 I NEVER thought that I could look like Rachel McClish. I thought that bodies like that were built from the time someone was little. I was a fat kid that grew into a fat teen. I just thought that could NEVER be me.

I guess I am just freaking stubborn is all. I LOVED the way weights felt when I picked them up. I LOVED to feel strong and I loved it even more when they MADE ME strong. With me it was always about strength, I suppose since I had been bullied and abused my whole life.

And honestly, once I got to the point where I actually intimidated some men (I have to laugh at that) it made me feel superior... that little me could actually scare a man. Well getting beaten down by my ex husband fixed that delusion right quick.

Now I just want to maintain the lines of my figure/within reason and maintain my health as best as I can for as long as I can.

Remember.... you asked. LOL

And Nathan - if you have talent (which you obviously do) then you should share it with the world. Not about money, but affecting the world in which we live in a way that only YOU can. :)
 
That makes sense. Strength is definitely very empowering and I have to agree, whatever reason I started for, that is the reason I keep doing it. I like having a body that works for me and feels fit. It's night and day better than not being in shape. I don't think you'll find anyone who made the sacrifice to get in competition-type shape that says they regret it. Too many percs.
 
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