I'm currently writing the script for issue 2 in my head, I find it very difficult yet necessary to physically write out a script. It is so tedious to imagine all of this fun stuff to draw and restrain myself to typing out descriptions of it. One could say that I should just thumbnail out my stories, I would do this but I find it really difficult for people to peer review my comic if it is just a bunch of gestures and scribbles. Does anyone else face this dilemma?
Savannah has been treating me okay. I probably won't be able to go to SCAD, well, at least not until grad school but that's a few years down the road. I'm looking into going to Armstrong, I guess they can consider me a resident of Georgia since I work full time. This is really good news because in state tuition for a state school in Georgia is cheaper than community college tuition in new york. It's crazy! Armstrong seems very affordable and I can't wait to go. The only thing that's been bugging me lately is the serious lack of ladies in my life. Hopefully this will change once I go back to school. Then again I was never that good with girls in college either...
I have been going through another R. Crumb phase. I bought a couple issues of Weirdo and Zap Comix from Bizzaro Wuxtry back at Fluke and it re-sparked an old interest in his work. I'm thinking about popping in the Crumb documentary today. I mean I have seen the damn thing dozens of times but I still love watching it, I always get something new out of the film. I bought "Kafka" with illustrations by Crumb as well as full comics adapted from passages of Kafka's most popular books. Also the Jen Library has a few volumes of the complete crumb collection, I love them. I used to just be interested in Crumb's illustration talent, but as I become more of an adult, particularly a poor, cynical, cartoonist, I find I really connect to his stories as well.
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