TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Short Order Art
In Comic-book culture, there’s been a long tradition of doing convention sketches for fans and collectors. Back in the 70’s and 80’s, these used to be quick and free, but thanks to the secondary market, they have evolved into what can be occasionally both expensive and elaborate. If you are a comic artist set up at a convention, there is usually an expectation that you will be doing commissions. This is usually a pretty good…
YESTERDAY’S POST
You Probably Need a 2025 Calendar!
November 12, 2024 - Ah, it’s that time, yet again! The time of year when I start thinking about just what sort of calendar will I get for the next year? Actually, I probably should’ve done this earlier because mid-November is cutting it kind of close, isn’t it? Maybe not too close but still. It’s a little close. Either way, speaking as someone with a tenuous grip on time and projects (particularly these last several months) one thing is for certain: I need an actual, physical calendar on a nail on a wall in my studio. I’ve found that if I don’t write something down with my own hand it will simply evaporate from my mind. Dew in the morning sun. Vapor. The best laid plans and I forget the rest. No amount of meaning to remember will ever…
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Put Me In A Box
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Lost in Fantasy
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THE TEMPLE OF ART
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