JustJimAZ

Steve Jobs’ impact on this world was impressive. His innovations have likely touched nearly every aspect — computers, movies, music and mobile. But Steve’s greatest legacy may me his set of principles that drove his success.

1. Do what you love. Jobs once said, “People with passion can change the world for the better.” Asked about the advice he would offer would-be entrepreneurs, he said, “I’d get a job as a busboy or something until I figured out what I was really passionate about.” ...

Bigfoot. Yeti. Skunk Ape. The Yeran. Sasquatch. Mapinguar. All terms for a large humanoid cryptid covered in hair and living in the untamed wilds - snow covered mountains, dense old-growth forests, and jungles are all places it might be found.

One J.W. Burns coined the term Sasquatch in the 1930s. The word is believed to be an Anglicization of the Salish word Sasq’ets, meaning “wild man” or “hairy man.” This is a common theme whether in North America, ...

If your internet searches look anything like mine, you've probably seen this floating around:


Originally posted on the website of Finale: The Independent Horror Movie, they took a 4th quality skeleton, wrapped it in tin foil - keeping in all the details they could - and covered it in papier mache. The original website is long gone, but the story is this is how they created a bunch of corpses for the climax of the movie. It looks pretty good. ...

OK, for today, I did a full body.
Probably should have left the face blank. :-)



Practiced a hand and a couple of shoes.

With essentially a week left in the experiment, I think my "goal picture" was a little ambitious. Still, I can probably knock out a reasonable scarecrow.

What did you do today?

Happy Haunting!