Hello lovely humans,
I'm sorry I missed last week's post. I've been trying to keep on top of a few things (the book, a zine fair, commissions, life, the To Read pile), as well as battling with a head cold. I usually try to push through, but with a few big events coming up I wanted to be as well as possible - so I took to the couch, sat in front of a pile of oranges and worked my way through a few comics I've been wanting to read for a while.
That said, I got bored pretty quick and my sick brain triggered memories of being sick at home and how Rob would deal with getting a cold.
I'm a terrible daughter!
Anyway, I best get back to the drawing board. Next week I'll talk about the editing process I go through with my comics colleagues once I've finished the draft pencils of a section.
Until we meet again, I hope your head remains clear and you remember that famous quote perfectly just in time for that quiz night.
Gxx
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