Wizard World Austin

Wizard World Comic Con was this weekend. It was my first art table, and definitely not my last (because I'll at least be at STAPLE in March 2011). Jason Poland of Robbie + Bobby shared a table with me (and kept it from looking like just a table).

Glow-in-the-dark President Duck Washington buttons seemed to sell more than anything else, and Grandma took tips "graciously."

And then I looked up at one moment and there was this kid:

Go ye forth and defend this great nation from the Puppet Resistance of 2027, little man!

NUMBER OF:

Kids who asked me for autographs: 5

People who commented on my butchering of the Russian language: 5

Serious inquiries about my experience as a former child star: 6

Suggestions that I make this a "Priceless" parody: Well fuck anyone who suggests it.

Gotta mess around with the layout here. Some stuff not be workin' wit de INTERNET EXPLORERS. But while that's going on, guess what!

Today marks the (observed) 16th birthday of Skweegie Island!* So I feel I've gotta post something on this BRAND-SPANKING NEW** website hosted at Blogger. I'm still going to try working out some of the kinks, like getting the LYTEBOX thing to work, as well as making it look more like the old site. But like Jason said, in more or less words, it's easier to update shit on here.

ALSO, with Wizard World coming up in November, I've been putting together a NEW*** book, which has been taking up a good chunk of my time. In doing this I've realized that everything I've colored digitally up to this point looks like CRAP. On a standard monitor, the old website hurt my eyes. In print, it's all too dark. That's what I get for coloring on a non-adjustable laptop monitor.

(*As a concept, not as a website)

(**At least 43**** percent BRAND-SPANKING)

(***At least 70***** percent PREVIOUSLY UNPRINTED material)

(****Randomly generated by thought; not calculated)

(*****Probably more accurate)