Wasn't going to put these here because of how fanarty they are, but then I figured "hey, at least this way I update my blog"

So anyways!

Fanart for sailor moon, and skydoll

'njoy

Well, I tried a font.

Does it work? Not as well as I'd like. But I'm still certain there must be a good answer out there.

So starting now I am going to dedicate the next ten years of my life to finding the perfect font.

Goodbye friends, I will see you in a decade.

Page 7!

Still trying to wrestle down the exact techniques that I want to use with these pages, but I feel like I'm in a good headspace, so yay.

The text though. HM. Will probably end up going through all the pages and putting in more sound effects, and changing out the hand written text for computer fonts.

Comic sans perhaps?

Ahh, crazy busy week.

But hey!

I got into TAD, conceptart.org's online school, and starting feb 7th I'll be taking those classes.

So hopefully that will be as awesome as I expect it to be.



And I apologize for the boring standing monsters, but they are just the most relaxing thing to draw!

Okay, the next page will absolutely not take as long as this one did to get around to finishing.

Absolutely.

For sure.

So's you don't wander off

a dood

Okay, yes, I know, haven't been updating the comic.

But!

Major life reshuffle to occur in the next two weeks, and hopefully that will give me all the time I need to draw, as opposed to spending 6/7ths of the week doing work for other people.

have an Akira drawing in the meantime.

:I

Merry christmas and other festive moments!

Enjoy a robo santa and baby jesus redux!

Page 5..!

And yes Nestor, I do like me some Moebius.

Aside from working a few hours in the morning for this personal comic, I've also been keeping busy by doing some freelance concept artwork for the excellent game company Tiny Mantis, as well as working a few days a week at the also excellent comic bookstore Forbidden Planet.

The interesting thing about retail is that it's a job that most people do not seek out as their primary occupation. What this means is that almost everyone who works a job at retail also has something else going on in their lives.

Because of this it's almost impossible to know what kind of lives the people working with you live outside of the store situation, and equally frustrating is that there's usually very little time during work to find out.

So it's been a (slow) pleasure to get to know those people better and find out a bit more about what they do in their own time, as opposed to the time during which they collect a paycheck.

Surprisingly, it turns out that most of the people that work at Forbidden Planet are artists of one kind or another(!)

This is awesome because during the last few months I've gotten to know more new talented artists through the ACA and forbidden planet than I did during the year and a half following graduation, and it only dawned on me recently how much that effects the way you approach the creation of your own work, and with how much energy.


Annd, page 4.