I’m feeling a little better. After writing my last entry I wandered around outside for a bit, picked a fresh red jalapeno, ate it, and then picked up my car from the dealer (bad ignition coil, 100% covered by warranty). Outside, plus PTrans depletion, plus endorphins, plus not having to spend money was kind of a boost.
And I HAVE gotten some work done today. My “Rule of Ten” seems to be working. At a minimum, every weekday, I must take 10 rows of Schlock Mercenary through one of the four stages of creation (script, pencil, ink, color). Adherence to this will mean 50 row-stages of work each week, which is 14 more row-stages than a week of comics actually takes.
So far I’ve colored 3 rows, pencilled 3 rows, and inked 3 rows so I’m at 9. And I’m gonna keep working, even if I do feel a little doldrummish.
–Howard
Moods
Glad to see your feeling better. I usually read your live journal to make me feel better. Guess that doesn’t work for you though. 😉
yay! 🙂
No more unsolicited advice to strangers from me for a while. *chuckles*
Non-sequitur of the moment
Say, Howard, do you like cheese? The good stuff, not the orange Cheddar one finds in grocery stores.
Re: Non-sequitur of the moment
Cheese! That’s it! We’ll go somewhere that there’s cheese!
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Re: Non-sequitur of the moment
I do like cheese, and yes, I prefer the good stuff. I’ll settle for the cheap stuff, but only for cooking.
–Howard
Re: Non-sequitur of the moment
Come visit, we have a whole stateful. We’ll discuss Niven and Pournelle and gorge ourselves silly.
I’ve noticed that you’ve started using your new and improved colouring technique in weekday strips as well.
You weren’t fighting zombies with your Bug, were you?