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Greetings Retro-Friends!

I reached more than 1000 followers yesterday! I just wanted to say thank you to everyone for their enthusiasm and support. I’ve strived to become a better artist these past 10 months just knowing so many people enjoy my work, and I feel like I’ve grown creatively by leaps and bounds in such a short amount of time thanks to all of your friendly encouragement.

This fun little hobby has actually given me focus and drastically changed my life in many ways… I’m now going to school full time for graphics and communications, and just last week I landed a graphic design position with a local company. I’m not sure if I would’ve made such life changing decisions without the confidence you’ve all instilled in me this past year.

Perhaps Frankenfurter said it best, “Don’t dream it… be it.”

Thank you for sticking with me through all my little artistic experiments. I look forward to developing and honing my artistic abilities even further as we continue on this journey together. I promise to keep posting all my weird shit as long as you keep enjoying it.

See you on the Intraweb my fiendish little friends!

24:T494,The space exploration company Astrobotic wants to be your robotâ€™s cheap ticket to the moon.Â Astrobotic is competing with 17 other teams to win the Google Lunar XPRIZE. The winner of the $30 million grand prize must land a rover on the moon, drive it for 1,640 feet on the lunar surface, and send back a high-definition TV signal for the world to see.Â One downside is the cost to get to the moon, which exceeds the prize being offered to the winner.Â Thatâ€™s why Astrobotic has invited competitors to hitch a ride on its lander and battle it out on the moon.Â â€œThe typical quote from NASA for the cost of a mission like weâ€™re doing is $1 billion,â€ says Kevin Peterson, the chief technology officer of Astrobotic. â

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