Pyrra

Dearest devWatchers! This is Kat Zantow, artist extraordinaire, writing to you (and not nycterent (https://www.deviantart.com/nycterent), at all, hijacking the account and writing on her behalf--no, no ) to let you know that I'm back. I can't believe the weekend is almost completely gone. I spent this Friday catching up with the very terrifying nycterent (https://www.deviantart.com/nycterent) (during which time we painted each others nails, fangirl-ed over Person of Interest, and rediscovered my dA password). I started today with a tall cup of Mint Mocha (the first and last time I order it; it has a bitter aftertaste) and ended it surrounded by greeting cards and all sorts of enforced good-will in the place

There has been a long and inexcusable absence from this fine website. Rest assured that it is not due to a wholehearted artistic slacking, just the art perspective. I've been off and away through the wilds of college and busy writing ebooks. I am Pyrra, come from the long sleep of inactivity. For a more reasonable look at what I've been doing: www.fictician.com. Get excited for upcoming cover art.

Frequently Asked Questions Q: Who are you? A: Evelyn Zant, slantwise artist. I do art in the most professional manner imaginable. Q: What are you doing? A: Writing a FAQ to stem to constant tide of emails I get on the subject. Q: You have art. Can I heinously steal it to use in my own digital artwork? A: No. You cannot use my art in another artwork. This is not stock artwork. Q: Can I print out a hundred copies of your art and wallpaper my home with it? A: I'm not going to stop you. But you have to tell your inquiring guests that I'm the artist. Q: Can I print out a hundred copies of your art and sell them for my own profit? A: No.