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December 6th, 2009
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December 1st, 2009
05:48 pm - 10,000 3x5: 1344 of 10,000
Saturday was the one-year anniversary of my 10,000 3x5 project. To my amazement, I created over 1300 drawings on 3x5 cards in the first year, which puts me on pace to finish the project in just under eight years. So I'm really just now getting started.
Here are a few of the latest drawings, from the past few days:
You can check out all 1300+ drawings on Flickr. Most drawings are available for sale: $25 for one, $40 for two. I put all drawings in a nice dollar store frame for your convenience. Just follow the instructions on each drawing's Flickr page.
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November 30th, 2009
05:04 pm
I'm not sure if "Cyber Monday" is a real thing or something the media made up, but if you're buying Xmas gifts online today, then I hope you'll consider buying Atom Age Vampire on DVD for yourself and all your friends! Atom Age Vampire's been making the rounds on the film festival circuit this fall, and Animation Magazine called me "a rising star of animation." Plus, Bill Corbett of Mystery Science Theater 300 says, Very funny! In the MST3K tradition.”
As always, the DVD is only ten bucks, postage is free worldwide, and I'll sign it for you if you want. Wow! Makes a great gift for the animation/MST3K fan in your life.
So buy Atom Age Vampire today! And pick up my book for just $7 while you're at it.
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November 25th, 2009
01:14 pm - NoNoWriMo
Somehow, I've written an entire 50,000-word novel in less than 30 days (actually, I did it in 23 days). How did I do it? It Well, having none of that pesky "paid work" to do this month was a big help, time-wise. The hardest part was developing the habit of sitting and typing every day. After about a week, I'd wake up in the morning looking forward to writing. And for a while, it was easy. But around Day 18 or 19, it became incredibly difficult again, and I crawled over the finish line, gasping for breath. And now, two days later, my brain still feels completely empty--I put everything on the page and now there's nothing left up there. Clearly, I need to spend Thanksgiving weekend re-filling the well somehow.
I'm kind of excited about what I've written, though. It's got some funny bits, and it might actually be good if I spend some time re-working it. But spending a lot of time on something to make it perfect is basically the exact opposite of my creative process--I much prefer getting something done and moving on to the next thing immediately. So the revision process feels alien and scary to me. I hope I have the patience, because I'd like to be able to show this thing to people someday.
So, once there's something in my brain again, it'll be back to writing (a couple of projects in the offing) and drawing (likewise, I'm sure). But for now, to quote my favorite Monty Python sketch: MY BRAIN HURTS.
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November 23rd, 2009
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04:23 pm
Here's an excerpt from my NaNoWriMo novel, after the LJ Cut maneuver (assuming I remember how to do an LJ Cut maneuver)...
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November 12th, 2009
November 10th, 2009
11:03 am - 3x5 Tuesday: 1307 of 10,000
My little project of creating 10,000 drawings on 3x5 cards is over 13% done! Here are a few of the newest drawings:
See all 1300+ drawings on Flickr. Most drawings are available for $25 ($40 for two), including a nice dollar store frame.
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