Can videos be monetized on youtube if you film them from a video game?

This summary is not available. Please click here to view the post.

Forrest Jellico and Michelle Hell

     Hi, I haven't really been blogging much, because as I have stated before, there is no point to it.  There is one reason for me to write a blog, though, and that is for the reason of posting photos on the blog, and then I can delete them from my computer forever, so at least the photo gets used.  I take a lot of pictures, and I don't always know what to do with them.  Some of them get used in videos, or get posted on facebook.
     To use the photos in some way, and then deleting them from my computer's memory means I can make more room to clear the way so I can play video games, which require a lot of memory.  I just saw that World of Warcraft is free to play now, and I'm sure that would take up a lot of memory on my computer.

          Here is some art that I definitely can't use for youtube.  I did a whole comic of this, that I never really finished, because, there is no point.  No one to publish this stuff.

I ought to finish this, or do more of it.  I don't have much of an audience for this blog, so again, there is no point.

The story was unresolved.  I couldn't figure out how to resolve it, without redoing a lot of it.  One would think just doing a story of a blowjob would be easy and simple, but it actually got pretty complicated to set it up in story form.

Now I can delete this stuff off my computer, and make room for video games.  I think this kind of art is just as valid as anything else.  It is society that seems to have a problem with it, even though, to my knowledge, everybody everywhere is sucking everybody else off from time to time.
   
     Just think of Hollywood, Washington, D.C., and everywhere you go.

South Park Naked Women Figures for Artists and Animators

Hi.  I haven't blogged for a while, because basically, I haven't had much of a reason to.  Anyway, I watched some clips from the new South Park documentary, and it showed a brief scene with the artist working on these female figures.  It's great, because you can see into the process of how they make South Park.
     Artists have a long tradition of working from the nude figure, and even South Park does it.  What is cool is it looks like to me that they use pictures of real naked women, which are then kind of used as paper dolls that they can dress up and animate however they want.  It's great to see that even South Park has a basis for traditional art.  They just don't make the stuff up out of thin air.  They have source material.
     I took these pictures using my camera off of the flat computer screen.  It works great.
     I love these pictures because it shows how they proportion the head on top of real bodies.  It's basically in the tradition of caricatures like from 'Alice in Wonderland'.  The head is much bigger than it should be, for comedic effect, but also so the figures can be seen clearly in a two-dimensional format.
     The opposite of this proportion is with Marvel Comics, where the head is drawn smaller, to make the figures seem more heroic.  However, this pretty much makes everything unfunny.
    
     I hope you enjoyed seeing the pictures.  I don't think I can really put these on youtube, because they seem to be pretty much against nudity of all kinds.  Sure, it isn't difficult to find nudity on youtube, but they really try to limit it, because, you know, there are kids watching.

     I set this blog to adult, and now it is taken off of my adsense account.  In a way, I'm glad, because when I find things like this, I can post it, and it won't be anything of a big deal.

     People get paranoid about naked stuff, but as humans, that's what we are.  Just naked people with clothes on walking around.

     Anyway, I'm an artist, and that's how I think.