If you follow me on social media, then you may already know that I was diagnosed with breast cancer…again. I want to try to give as succint an overview as I can of what’s been happening with me. To recap: I was first diagnosed with cancer in my right breast in 2008. It was a … Read More
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The year in review
BookExpo /Bookcon from a self-published author perspective
BookExpo / BookCon and WIP
New year resolutions
Kind of late topic to post about, but here goes. Projects Last year, I completed two projects: the Carboniferous book and the Creatures of the Deep poster. Unfortunately / fortunately, I got more graphic design jobs, which translated to less free time to work on personal stuff. This year, the big priority is to finish … Read More
Comic Arts Brooklyn this weekend
It’s that time of the year again, where I advertise that I’m going to be tabling at a comic book festival. The festival:Comic Arts Brooklyn. The date: this Saturday only! Nov 7 from 11am to 7pm. The location: a church in Brooklyn. The subway stop : Metropolitan on the G line, Lorimer on the L … Read More
The CAKE report
Just got back from Chicago last night, after a VERY delayed flight due to flight cancellation and bad weather. So, yes, as you can see, I survived my Chicago trip: I did not get lost and die in a ditch somewhere. After talking with a couple of other out-of-town exhibitors, I found out I’m the … Read More
Learning and transitioning
I don’t remember if I mentioned this before, but I bought a Cintiq 22HD last November. It took many months of planning and thinking to splurge $2000 on one single piece of equipment. Overall, I’m actually really happy with my purchase even though I haven’t drawn with it all that much…I think I’ve done about … Read More
CAKE and updates on projects
Just got confirmation today that I got into CAKE! Woohoo! I applied last year but didn’t get in. Don’t know what to expect, but at the very least I get to see Chicago…I’m sight-seeing the U.S through comic book festivals, and on that note, it’s too bad there’s no festivals around the Grand Canyon. But … Read More
Reflections and resolutions
Going through crazy Comicfestathon made me re-evaluate what I was trying to achieve with my art. Are the expenses associated with fests “worth it”? Thinking about it, I only started doing festivals because people told me that’s how I should promote my work. But if I examine my own behavior, the primary way I discover … Read More