PaulSizer

Hey all! I'm still here, still working on cool projects and still checking in here. Thanks to every one who takes the time to comment on my work and like things I've done. I've been here so long that there's posts that I have literally forgotten making, so this place has become a time machine for me, taking me back to my online digital origins on a daily basis. Deviant Art still functions as an inspiration source for me, seeing a cross-section of art that is within and without my scope of interaction, and it's still a good kick in the pants to keep me learning and trying new stuff. If my work provides that stimulus to someone else, then I'm a happy camper. I've certainly benefited from seeing the work of many, many amazing artists on this platform. Take care of yourself, and keep curious! : )

Wow, 2019 is almost over! Thanks for all the good words on my work over the last year; I've been kicking ass and trying to work with cooler and cooler clients, and hopefully my work still gets people activated and excited. 2020 is going to be an interesting year, so make sure you use your art for the powers of good, boost the signals of those who need a louder voice, and remember that serving others with your art is the most noble of pursuits. Carry On, and Stay Deviant! Paul

Today would have been Jack "King" Kirby's 100th birthday, and his contribution to the comic medium is immeasurable. He helped to re-define how comics visually work, and is the cornerstone to some of the most enduring comic characters in history. If you've ever read a comic book or seen a comic movie, or drawn or created your own comic, you owe something to the power of Kirby's creative genius. We are all in debt to what he gave us for decades, and he raised the bar for what comics can do.