Plotholetsi

So... If you 'follow' this journal, you've probably noticed that there hasn't been that much to follow in the past year or two. If you've been reading Jikoshia by Emily Gillis or my comic Aspect, you've probably seen the majority of everything I've been working on. I really don't have too much to say for myself except that I've been directing all my energy into those two projects. We published the first books of Jikoshia and Aspect, collecting 4 chapters each. Since the Kickstarters ended and we received our copies and went through the fall conventions, I've fallen into a deep funk that I'm just now starting to drag myself out of. On the pos

Jikoshia book 1 just began a Kickstarter campaign to fund the printing of book 1. Emily and I have been working together closely as a team for the past three years. At some point, I hopped into her bandwagon and began coloring Jikoshia. We're planning to meet up at SPX, and are well on track to having the book ready for print in time to sell at both Small Press Expo on the East Coast, and Jet City Comic Show on the west coast! Please take a moment to look at her campaign, and throw in a few bucks if you light brightly-colored girl-centric action-drama-fantasty comics. Whew. That's a mouthful! kck.st/JzTcOY  or http://www.kickstarter.com/pro

Hi everybody! I'm here to ask you all to take a moment to look at my IndieGoGo campaign, here: indiegogo.com/Aspectbook1/  I've been working on drawing and shading Aspect for the pst two years (man, has it been that long?!) and I've been redrawing and reworking the story for the past ten. This is a story that has been with me since middle school, back when it was just me and my friends messing around on RP chat-boards online. It has come a long ways since then, and if you'd taken a look at my Deviantart account, you KNOW my art and storytelling has improved greatly. Now i have the chance to put that art down on paper, and have the chance to