Y'know what really grinds my gears?

[ZenArcade]

Act in haste; repent at....you know the rest kiddo. Z

[CrazyFoxMachine]

So he's essentially a bot, who's now been signed by one of the biggest agencies in Hollywood.

aaaaand... that ended fast http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/259879/fat-jew-comedy-central-development-cancel/

and Hawk - DO leap absolutely you're better than that shit job but DO look first fergawdssakes. You're in the "government actively hates you if you're unemployed" age bracket!!

[M.I.K.]

18 - 65?

[Fungus]

Act in haste; repent at....you know the rest kiddo. Z

But it's not haste. Hawk has endured a shitty job and knows his mind. As Sharky-ex-Falcon says, find something better and then jump. All the  best.

[Definitely Not Mister Pops]

I'm going with everyone else on this Hawk. If you have already have a job, interviews are much easier. You can act like you don't need them and they'd be lucky to tempt you away from your current job. They don't need to know how much you hate your current job.

[sheridan]

18 - 65?

You wish - SPA is up to 68 now, depending on when you were born.

[TordelBack]

18 - 65?

You wish - SPA is up to 68 now, depending on when you were born.

And rising. Dying in harness is the best outcome for the State.

[Grugz]

They made a massive hoo haa about killing the go compare man off then bring him back!

[Professor Bear]

What grinds my gears is people modifying listed buildings they own by building a patio onto it... made from tombstones taken from the graves of children.

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

Blimey what sort of person would do that? Truly shocking and creepy.

[Grugz]

 evil,evil man

[radiator]

I love drawing, but trying to capture a likeness of someone makes me want to claw my own eyes out with frustration. It's so bloody hard i honestly don't know how people do it. One wrong misplaced line and it all goes down the shitter. Often, best-case scenario is the resulting drawing ends up looking like an unintentionally mean caricature.

[Hawkmumbler]

I love drawing, but trying to capture a likeness of someone makes me want to claw my own eyes out with frustration. It's so bloody hard i honestly don't know how people do it. One wrong misplaced line and it all goes down the shitter. Often, best-case scenario is the resulting drawing ends up looking like an unintentionally mean caricature.

This is why I have decided to avoid going for realism with any picture I draw in my free time. Realism can be taught over time and with many a life drawing class, finding your style and what works for you should take priority.

With That beind said, i'm still completely shit so my advice is best not taken!

[Proudhuff]

18 - 65?

You wish - SPA is up to 68 now, depending on when you were born.

And rising. Dying in harness is the best outcome for the State.

[Fungus]

I love drawing, but trying to capture a likeness of someone makes me want to claw my own eyes out with frustration. It's so bloody hard i honestly don't know how people do it. One wrong misplaced line and it all goes down the shitter. Often, best-case scenario is the resulting drawing ends up looking like an unintentionally mean caricature.

This is why I have decided to avoid going for realism with any picture I draw in my free time. Realism can be taught over time and with many a life drawing class, finding your style and what works for you should take priority.

With That beind said, i'm still completely shit so my advice is best not taken!

Disagree on that, I'm afraid. You can be Mick McMahon or draw mad robots or whatever else for fun, but the point of life drawing for me is to get accurate. Get as damn near realistic as you can and take what you've learnt into whatever else you do. Lots of artists take these classes, and that's the reason, often it's a million miles away from their 'style'. Took a class last night and though results weren't great it's rare you don't learn a bit at least.

Portraits are bloody hard - and bloody rewarding. Endlessly worthwhile. As artists are prone to say, just keep at it I guess.