Gaawwwll - Monday >:O I know I shouldn't be so grumps about a day of the week, especially when all it really means is I live for the weekend like everyone else. But I have an art job, so I can't complain too much. :D

So I posted the newest page of Fancy Free Comics - and now I'm working on the next page, which will be page one of a new episode of Peppa-Jack and Martini... here's a little sneak peek:

So I'm just working on my webcomic right now - getting the next page finished so I can post it, it's only been about two years since the previous page was posted D: Oh man, I'm terrible at updating, more to work on for my mid year resolutions (?)

I have a hard time organizing my thoughts right now - I peg it on going from being very focused on one really important, all encompassing thing (finishing the Bacon and Sausage comic in time for the printing deadline for comic con) to floating back into my disorganized life where there are many things I know I need to do and are lingering in the back of my mind and on endless to-do lists I keep finding in my purse and pockets.

And I have a terrible habit of, when something isn't a procrastinated emergency, just putting it out of my mind when I have time to take care of it so I can just forget all my responsibilities and coast through a fog of ambiguous anxiety about forgotten deadlines.

I seriously gotta find my planner; I put it somewhere when I moved, so it's definitely in one of these bags around my room... to-do lists and schedules are so much better when spiral bound in a book and not stuffed into pockets! :D

Well, here's a little snippet of my workings on the next page of the web comic:

Aaaaaannnnnnnddddd - I'm back. After a four year hiatus from my blog, but it really is a great, easy way to keep anyone who cares updated on my exciting, action-packed life, lol. Actually, I did just return from San Diego Comic Con, where my first completed comic book made it's debut for sales. The comic is called "Bacon and Sausage" - I did the art, and Gabe Smith at HumanComics.com wrote the script and story. The SDCC experience was great, and we sold quite a few copies, but I think we will do better at the Emerald City Comic Con here in Seattle next year - it's definitely geared more towards small press and artists from my experience. So I'll get these up on Etsy to sell soon and post a link. And I'll be keeping a better updating schedule than once every 4 years... yes. :D

Hey, long time no post! I know, I'm terrible about my blog, but I'm going to try to improve. Anyway, I just want a quick place to plop my contest entry for the Farmers Market Poster. Here it is, in all it's glory! :P

Hello - just got back from Maui this week - it was fantastic!! I have to put some work together to show to a professional illustrator so she can give me some tips, and I'm really excited! Here's some sketches I did of folks at the airport in Maui... our flight was delayed 3 hours :P so we got home pretty late, but thanks to all the siestas we took in the heat of the day on vacation, we had enough reserve sleep to make it through work the next day. :D

Puppies! I decided to sketch some random pics from the internet in my new sketchbook. I typed in "love" into Google Images and the picture of the dog with the kitten came up. Then I just typed "puppy" after that. My mom said it's just a puppy kind of day. :3

UPDATE

Ok, revamp time! I'm getting back into the swing of things, and I'm going to go for my illustration/concept art goals, so let's start with some studies from internet photo refs. (The first is from refs some folks at CA posted from 3D modeling creations they made for value practice - thanks guys!)