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Some of you following my account here have noticed that I haven't updated DA in several months. This is not due to lack of art activity, but rather an over-abundance of it. I have been enjoying a healthy comic convention business, despite doing only about four shows a year. The TRDL creator-owned projects are in full swing for an imminent publication of a new product, and my commission list is healthy. But part of managing all of this while carrying a full time job and having a family is a narrowing of time resources. Last year, I transitioned the TRDL Art Jam to be shepherded by Tulio, who now runs that group both here and on FB. I'm still c

So here’s the current state of the state, and the plan for the next quarter or two: 1. I’ve decompressed from the last two conventions in September, and have been one by One getting back to customers who either ordered online or requested follow up stuff for art I didn’t have available at the shows. 2. Collecting refs and details for a few commissions I’ve taken on through the end of the year. 3. Finishing up inks and colors on a few new pieces that weren’t ready for the September shows but are hot in my forebrain so I have to get them wrapped up and in art print form for the next show. 4. Preparing for the

I didn't realize I hadn't posted a journal here since March. Lots of happenings. Will get to that soon, but first, two items: 1. TRDL Sourcebooks Status: I have some good news and bad news which is all really the same news. Accelerated work obligations, family and home remodeling fun, and copious international travel have led to me making the difficult decision to push the print run of the new Third Rail Design Lab Sourcebooks until after September. This means they will not be on the table for SFCC and RCCC however they are still on track and will be available very soon. Thanks for waiting! 2. Conventions on the horizon: For my Bay Area p