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I was going through my archives and stumbled upon a "do-over" I had done 10 years ago of one of my oldest pieces. While not my oldest piece ever, that pic has special significance to me because it was the first piece I did digitally, using (oh lord, forgive me) MSPaint. Please go easy on me, it was a different time...

It struck me  how much my style has evolved in the subsequent 10 years, and I decided to take a crack at seeing how the same scene played out using my current abilities. The results: Pretty good, I think? Of course we'll have to wait to see how it compares to the 2032 version...  😅

Anyway, 20 years ago, I was taking a chemistry class. The girl in front of me never sat in the chair though. Instesad, she would always just lean over the table. It was very... distracting, to say the least. I don't remember what grade I got. Or anything about chemistry. But it was a great semster. 

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Enthusiasticoveralls

A good example of how artist progress and change as time goes on.

Douglas Goldstein

Background blur perfectly matches the focus of the eye.