School has ended (kind of). I'm still doing schoolwork, believe it or not--I took a couple of "incomplete" grades to finish stuff up. That's what you get when you miss a bunch of class due to medical drama.

Anyway, I have a lot more time on my hands than I've been used to for awhile. It's kind of nice and kind of infuriating, because I'm bored! I've been doing artwork, but a lot of it is "behind the scenes" type stuff.

I'm currently doing some hand-drawn, one-of-a-kind greeting cards to sell at a charity event in downtown Cleveland next month. Also, finishing up some tattoos for a co-worker of my fiance's, and a bunch of editorial stuff for mailers and promotional material.

It sounds crazy, but I've put "A LEEP of Faith" on the back burner for the past two weeks! I know, whats with that? There are seven pages of the god-knows-how-long comic finished, but... I don't think I'm quite satisfied, and will be starting over. I'd like to do it in color, believe it or not! So I think I'll do about ten pages that way and then send off my print proposal. When I get enough of a backlog I'd like to start putting it up online as well. My poor comic... I bet whatever readers I had have split now!

If I can get enough money together, I may be appearing at Matsuricon in August and Mid-Ohio Con in October. I'll keep you Deviants posted on all that.

If you'd like to help me pay my medical bills off and appear at conventions, I am also open for commissions! Comment or note me for pricing or with any questions.

Ta!