SometimesDrawings

Hello dear readers, Hold on to something, because I'm about to shake things up.  I'm taking a brief hiatus from the comics.  Not because I'm quitting — far from it; I'm refocusing my efforts on getting the site all polished and running properly with the combined effort of a much more web-savvy friend than I.  It helps that I have a collection of comics to put up on the site in the meantime.  Another important aspect of the site is traffic.  I'll be looking into advertisements and getting link-ups with other comic sites to draw in visitors, and ad revenue!   The reason behind this change?  My efforts between my job, the comics, and the site

Wow...the third month just passed.  When did it become April?!  90 Comics and 31 drawing challenges behind me.  When I started, I was dubious I'd make it this far.  I thought surely something would cause me to miss a night and throw the whole schedule off, but...surprisingly, thankfully...nothing has.  Some nights have definitely been much more difficult to draw through, but like anything, there will be good and bad days.  Push through the tired and the wrist pain! I have noticed a marked decrease in the time it's taking to complete comics for 2 reasons: my drawing skill and setting limitations.  Obviously the skill will be honed as I relent

After tonight's comic is finished, I'll have made it through a second month of Comic Bootcamp, with 10 more to go.  Drawing again has filled my time nicely.  I used to think you couldn't force creativity; now I'm well aware that you can.  Creating these comics has kept me up until hours of the morning I'd just as soon rather not see again, but I'm still having fun with it.  A few days ago I found myself re-reading all my comics from the beginning...it was reassuring that some even made me laugh, even though I knew the joke forwards, backwards, and upside down. As I had mentioned previously, March marks the beginning of another one of my New