Two Things:
1: I have a drawing in Anders Nilsen’s curated Car Engine Show in Chicago. So if you are in Chicago, you should go and check it out. And if you’re not in Chicago, you can look at it here:
2: You can now read my feminist comic, Manifestation, in its entirety on Jordan Crane’s What Things Do. Now that I’ve pretty much learned how to do it, I’ll be posting comics there with some sort of regularity.
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The brilliant Laura Park
Here We Go Again, concluded
This is the conclusion to my journal of France, and it is very late, due to waffling, woolgathering and wallowing (in self-pity). I seem to be losing my edge here, and since nobody is making me or paying me to do this, I’ve decided to take some time off from this blog. In fact, I started this thing as a relief and a diversion from the toil of working on my graphic novel, but somehow it’s turned around completely and I just want to get back to the (relatively) fun, easy book that I’ve been terribly neglecting.
I’ll be back in about five weeks, more or less, or when it gets fun again. I’ll be posting announcements and things here as they come up, like the schedule of my appearances at the upcoming San Diego Comic Con, so check back here if you are curious. Maybe I’ll finally manage to post some sketches.
by the way, for this comic I’d like to thank my good friend Gerard Depardieu for helping me to write all that French and the English approximations, and Tony and Layla for helping with some details about the beach, even though I still got it wrong.
And now, the straw that broke this camels back: (if you click on it twice it should be legible)
Here We Go Again
This is the first part of my travelogue of my trip to Montpellier for the Comedie Du Livre, although like on my last trip I can’t seem to get past talking about the flight there. Hopefully I’ll manage to post some sort of conclusion by next week.
(To be continued)
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