Came back from a short trip to Savannah, GA again to go speak to some seniors about life in the real world and trying to break into the comic business. I wasn't sure about it at first, as I hardly feel qualified, only having been out a year, but I went anyways and I think it went pretty well. With my 'experience' with Atlantis I definitely had some helpful information to give an example of what to watch out for.

I also got to hang out with my favorite professor in a casual atmosphere now that I'm an alumnus (although usually that didn't matter in our department anyways). And best of all seeing my love, ~IceBladeMaiden. The visit got a little stressful and parting was difficult as usual, but I may be about to go back down again for her graduation or for Editor's Day.

In other news, I listened to some other guest speakers my professor invited and sat in on, and took their advice on a few things. I finally bit the bullet and reserved a domain name and webhosting for my own website! [link] Nothing up yet since it's brand spanking new, but I'll try and put up an under construction sign as soon as they let me. I also decided to try blogging again, except also using it as a way to post art for any random bloggers looking for comic artists [link] And finally I updated my profile on Comicspace a bit so check it out if you're on that site [link] I might even try and actually use my MySpace account to post art too.

Also forget to note you can buy something I worked on, which all money goes towards a couple comic book/artist charities. It was called the 100 artist project where 100 artists submitted sketches to be put together in a shnazzy book format. Buy it here: [link]

Prices:
$20 B&W character
$35 B&W full scene
$50 B&W comic page, ($45 per if page count is above 10)
+$25 for any piece in color (price change)