ESS PEE EKS
SPX was really cool. I know that everyone there felt the sheer love of comics, untainted by the big corporations. No movies, video games or cosplayers. Well, maybe a few costumes, but they were fun to see.
Walking around this con is one of my favorite things, because you get to see so many comics that you would not get to see otherwise. I felt my wallet get lighter and lighter everytime I left my table. I think I sold stuff just so I could buy more junk from everyone else!
I really enjoyed meeting people like Chris and Kat (pictured above) from the Void Message boards, who gave me some of their awesome mini comics. If you want to check out their work, its: www.yourquietneighbors.com
I really enjoyed seeing Lamar again and picking up the third issue of his amazing work called Remake.
I definitely need to have a larger selection of things to sell next time I go to an indy con like this. You don't tend to get the kind of commissions as at a larger mainstream con. All in all though, it was lots of fun.

HEY THERE

A few things real quick.
I've been juggling a bunch of stuff lately. It makes me think to around this time last year when all I had was Groove Junction. It was a lot easier focus-wise for my ADD riddled brain, I'll say that for sure. Yup.
I'm gonna show off some Groove Junction #2 stuff real soon here. Yes I know, its been a long time since I promised it would come out. Sorry bout that, I really am. I made the excuse that I had other things like Comic Book Tattoo and such, but really I should have stepped up to the plate a bit more. Still, the year has been great so far, so no regrets beyond that.
I have an interview coming up with the nice folks at indiepulp.com. I'm not quite sure when its gonna be up, but I will let you know. I'm telling a lot about Comic Book Tattoo and my process and how I work in it.
That image up there is supposed to be for a postcard I am printing for SPX in October. Good stuff.
Talk to you soon!
EDIT: 9/02/08 fixed some proportions on the figure