I am especially proud as the story I did is a full 12 pages long – a full 3 times longer than any comic I’ve ever done before this. Can’t. Wait.

I’ve started working on setting up an etsy store where I’ll be able to sell my books and prints and cards.  Much of my work is already available through the couscous collective store but the etsy store will include work that isn’t comics related.  Lots of other projects in the works – hopefully ready to share soon!

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Wow, is it Thursday already? This last week just flew by.  Rodolfo was one of the fantastic people who stopped by my booth at APE and agreed to let me draw him.  He was super nice, and I just can’t say how grateful I am to everyone who’s been helping me do this project.

Just added another 25 image to the site.  I’m really pleased with how this one came out. It’s been a while since I updated the site with anything else – as much as I enjoy my 25 Project I also really like working on a variety of things. Hopefully I’ll get the time to finish something this weekend.

Matt mentioned to me that he found it interesting that my 25 project defines people by their job at an age when almost no one defines themselves by their job.  It’s totally true, though I admit I hadn’t thought of it that way until he mentioned it.  At the time I started this project I had just been laid off from my dream job. Work was the only part of my life that wasn’t going phenomenally well but being unemployed or in a job you loath can completely consume you no matter how well everything else is going. Whether my project was born of defining myself by my job or from attempting to prove to myself that it didn’t I can’t really say.  It has however turned into something wonderful. Talking to people, hearing the stories they have about their lives at an age when everything was constantly shifting for them has been fascinating.

Evan was one of the people who was kind enough to agree to participate in my project when he came by my table at APE.  I got a number of people to fill me in on how they were making their living at 25 while I was at the con and I’m really grateful to all of them.