Work Cam Revisited

Had enough of television? Bored of watching whatever pirated bit of film you've downloaded?
Look no further: the Horhaus Work Cam is back online!
As promised, the Cam has been repositioned so that you can now actually see what I'm working on. It was no easy feat to mount my iSight above my table, but it's in place and it's aimed squarely at my current page (kind of off-kilter, admittedly, but I move the page around a lot, so your chances of getting a decent view are pretty good).
Thrill to the repetitious movement of my pencil! Gasp as I redraw a figure for the umpteenth time! Cringe as I add blacks to areas which should clearly be left alone! It's like watching a Bob Ross show about comics!
Seriously, though, enough people have asked me about my work process that I thought this would be kind of interesting, and it's the kind of thing I always wished I could see.
Still do, in fact.
So I'll keep this thing online whenever I can - obviously, a lot of what I'm working on can't be shown before it's published - and hopefully I'll have enough stuff going on to keep it interesting.

Enjoy, and don't judge me too harshly. It usually works out in the end...

Sad Update: The Work Cam is down once again. I can't seem to make it work properly through the firewall, and I'm having trouble with the dynamic IP thing. sigh. Maybe later...