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[04 Nov 2009|03:24pm] |
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Today's portfolio update will be slightly delayed due to illness (mine and others).
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[28 Oct 2009|07:53am] |
portfolio update!
THIS WEEK: More monsters and ancient ruins and swords and sorcery, part three.
NEXT WEEK: Some colour stuff!
www.chrishuth.com Updated every Wednesday.
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[19 Oct 2009|11:30pm] |
fanart!
because everybody loves kate beaton.
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[21 Sep 2009|04:52pm] |
Using a proper desk and a comfortable chair has had an unforeseen side effect: There is nothing physically distracting me from writing verbose, under-explained bitchy comments in response to random comments. I have become the word-bloated troll I have always, deep down, wanted to be.
I might need to find a way of making the internet read-only...
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[21 Sep 2009|04:46pm] |
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America has no religion but capitalism.
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[10 Sep 2009|04:13pm] |
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I need both more art jobs and another, different stupid part-time job.
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[12 Aug 2009|04:10am] |
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I am still sad about my hoodie.
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| journal comics |
[11 Aug 2009|12:54am] |
I haven't done one of these for a while, but Historical Parallelisms have demanded I do another...
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[06 Aug 2009|03:25am] |
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So, uh, I'm thinking of getting back into writing stuff, mostly short stories, and I started wondering about wordcounts. Are there certain wordcounts that tend to show up more than others (i.e. are 4000, 5000 or 12 000 popular numbers?) or does it just end up where it ends up after editing?
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[31 Jul 2009|05:06pm] |
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I don't really plug stuff here, but I think most of you reading this would like Jan's Atomic Heart. If you're looking for good comics and thoughtful science fiction, check it out.
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| Me and Socialized Medicine |
[24 Jul 2009|12:02am] |
Borrowed from ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) eyebeams,
In 1984 I was born, the son of a mother who had Cystic Fibrosis. I was the second child born to a person with CF in Canada.
Because of our healthcare system, I was not born into abject poverty or crushing personal debt. Because of our healthcare system, my mother's family did not have to put all their money into her medicine and equipment. Because of our healthcare system, she managed to live twelve more years after I was born. Because of our healthcare system, she was able to take a risk on lung transplant surgery. Because of our healthcare system, we were not destroyed by the cost of that surgery.
There are other things, things that were my own medical issues, things that also impacted my life. This, though, this is before all of that.
Because of our healthcare system, I am here.
If you benefited from government-run health care, why not share a story like this one? Pick what you feel comfortable talking about.
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[12 Jul 2009|11:29pm] |
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I wish to retreat to cover. I want to compartmentalize and classify.
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[12 Jul 2009|06:09am] |
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Thunderstorms are less cool when you're outside, surrounded by metal.
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[10 Jul 2009|05:49am] |
Increasing coffee consumption while decreasing cost.
Can anyone recommend a good cheap coffee maker?
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[05 Jul 2009|09:43pm] |
ART!
I've actually updated my portfolio. MADNESS!
Bigger update showcasing what's kept me busy for the last month and a half is coming soon.
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[10 Jun 2009|09:54pm] |
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The internet's lack of bar napkins to draw on is seriously limiting the clarity of my communication.
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| a man is a dog to men and postmen |
[10 Jun 2009|11:15am] |
Copying your memories to a backup clone is a violation of that person's rights as an individual; imposing identity, personal and legal, without its consent. And even if you name that entity as your legal heir, your relatives would probably be able to contest the will.
Cloning: Work-for-hire or are you licensing the use of your body from the clone producers?
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