Ugh... this page was a bit late because UUUUGH the computer froze while I was doing it... to start an update or whatever. I think it updated it's freezing capabilities. And when I restarted the computer, my tablet wouldn't work. I wasn't about to try drawing this with a mouse like a stone age heathen savage so I kept restarting the computer until the tablet worked, which was never. And we're talknig about a computer that must start up to the beat of Symphony X songs because it takes literally ten minutes each time.

After taking an hour trying to get the tablet to work, I thought about reinstalling the drivers but since that would involve doing a computer thing, I would undoubtably screw that up. So instead, I dug out the old tablet from the cupboard, which did work. And that's why change is always bad. I should have stuck with the old tablet to begin with. Which is what I thought until Open Canvas started to bug out because I was using features of it manually that I usually had set to the new tablet automatically. As you see from this page, I had opened about five other pages and turned off selected layers to get reference colours.... which I had to completely do again when Open Canvas crashed and I had to restart the computer YET AGAIN. Almost fearing that my masochistic need to draw would not be sated, I turned on the computer again and lo and behold, the new tablet worked!

Needless to say, I lost about two hours, that I had to make up later. At least while I was waiting for the computer to restart all those times I managed to transform nearly every transformer I have in this room. Which, if you have seen this room, is not an insubstantial feat.