My 24- hour comic was about the adventures of Fairy Princes Eclair and Sir Canopener.

I haven't updated in a while and I feel as though I've lost the knack. So, here's random snippets ( Read more... )

I AM SELLING MY OWN COMICS AT NEW YORK COMIC CON.

I leave friday -- I can't believe that it is actually happening!

I'm in the homestretch of my first academic all-nighter (I've done all nighter's for 24 - hour comic, but thats not really school related). The paper isn't that good. I'll edit it sometime in the next four hours before class. Even though I could e-mail my professor this paper after class, I just really, really want the satisfaction of handing him ( Read more... )

For 24 hour comic I decided that I was going to just focus on drawing stuff I anjoyed and not worry too much about a concept or plot. And somehow I made to scariest thing I've ever made.

I like it, its just scary that what my mind gravitated to was "Hush a Bye: A Nightmare in Three Parts."

I could, without having to take any more (or even really, any different) classes than I've been planning to take, get a minor in biological illustration. How cool is that?

(Oh, and I'm not studying abroad because it is WAY too expensive -- so it will wait until summer or graduation.)

But a biological illustration minor = awesome.

I have a choice between studying abroad in Florence, and fufilling all my requirements to go into Physical Therapy grad school ( Read more... )

I worked sixteen out of twenty-four hours (theoretically sleeping during the other eight, but that's not at all realistic). My feet hurt and I'm exhausted, but on the plus side a guy won five hundred dollars off a lotter ticket and gave me a twenty dollar "tip." It would take me roughly three and a half hours of working to earn that much.

I just got a call from a friend from Alfred that he's going to write a comic script (about zombies -- of course) and I'll illustrate it. AND he talked to the comic book store by his home and they might even be able to sell it  Which would be awesome ( Read more... )

I am back in Minneapolis. Woot.