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Penny and I recently discussed finding regular time to draw. Normally this would be in the evenings, but we don't get home until about 7 PM, and by the time I fix dinner and we eat, it's 8PM. I first thought that next hour would be good, since we keep the dogs out of my studio, since there's so much for Vivi to get at and want to destroy, including stuff that would be very bad for her. This is kind of a problem since the dogs necessitate almost daily cleaning of the house, that seldom gets done after we sit down and relax. I though about a half hour a night, and we decided that's equally a problem unless I can organize the studio in a way that it's dog safe.
It hit me the next morning at work.
When I come home for lunch, I keep the dogs outside most of the time and usually goof off online for half an hour until I fix a sandwich to eat on the drive back to work and bring the dogs in. This would be a perfect time to draw. I tried it out and it seems to work pretty good. Hopefully, this'll mean that I can get back to regular additions to my Jet-Pack Jenny webcomic.
Hay, I checked out your site. I like your work!
Also, I read in your journal about the redundant eyeball panel. It made me smile. It bothers me as well. Years ago at the San Diego Comic-Con I got a chance to chat with John Romita Jr. He told me how much he hated that kind of panel and how it usually had nothing to do with the story. I find it funny that the symbol of the very comic book convention we were attending is a close-up of an eye!
Thanks, man! The close up of an eye bugs the crap out of me and I had planned to make it a regular thing in my journal. Unfortunately, my brain can't afford to read that many bad comics.
Also, I read in your journal about the redundant eyeball panel. It made me smile. It bothers me as well. Years ago at the San Diego Comic-Con I got a chance to chat with John Romita Jr. He told me how much he hated that kind of panel and how it usually had nothing to do with the story. I find it funny that the symbol of the very comic book convention we were attending is a close-up of an eye!
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