Busy, Cubs Win, Normal Craziness.

I apologize first off, for the delay in making a new blog post.  I promise I have been busy...however, unfortunately, because a decent amount of my work is gift-based or at least surprise-based in some manner, I cannot yet post any pictures of such artwork.  However, I can at least offer this little fun piece of information...amongst the top internet searches that led to my website in the month of October was "Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball", or at least similar variations of that.  So, thanks for that.  Haha  I would obviously attribute that to a couple of things...1. the Tribe was in the World Series, and 2. my Jobu's Rum artwork.  But, anyways, back to my busy excuse.  It just typically works out that mid-October to early December is by far my busiest time of the year in terms of commissioned work, and also just so happened to coincide with the Cubs playing in a whole lot of playoff games, that I was glued to the television watching..so, like sleep, my studio time was a bit limited as I continue my full-time "day job" status.

If you haven't figured out yet via my social media, my tendency to paint/draw Cubs-related artwork, etc., I am a life-long Cubs fan.  So, the understatement of the decade (perhaps even longer) would be that I was slightly happy about the recent World Series outcome.  I have a great deal of family and friends that are die-hard Indians fans, so I won't blabber on about the Cubbies out of respect for them.  Just know that on the inside, I am a 13 year old girl with a crush right now.  And, you can expect a Cubs/World Series tribute painting to be completed sometime after the holidays.  So, stay tuned for that...might even be multiple pieces!!

I merely wanted to drop a quick post on everyone so you know I have survived the World Series, a whole lot of goat meat, some well-deserved Old Style's, and being a partial zombie for a few days afterwards.  As soon as I can, I will share all the delightful artwork I have been able to create in the recent weeks and months.  I certainly appreciate all the work and support you all give me, and I hope to create more and more in the coming years as I continue my journey towards a full-time art life.

- Jason

P.S. - Go Cubs!
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