dooby dooby dooby ~

[lookingland]

illustration no. 2023: hodge and james discuss parquet flooring
{ yeah, i know ~ what the heck? }

i keep forgetting to time myself. this was pretty spontaneous and feels like it didn't take me that long. the results are passable, i think. i'm beginning to see a weird theme in this thing: everyone's missing "parts" ~ odd that i didn't realize that before. it's like writing a historical series about the Island of Misfit Toys or something. and when i think about the asylum and the lives of the limbless there, i know it's just going to get worse and weirder. hmmmm.

i've done about eight of the twenty i need to do, which is pretty depressing. i'm just so bad at picking the scenes to draw (i mean, come on, parquet flooring?) ~ some of the others aren't quite this bad, but i do start second-guessing about my writing when i don't feel like drawing any of the scenes i've written (am i boring myself?).

i have so many things i should be working on right now.

story of my life.

triscuit anyone?

: o p

Comments

[lastremnant.livejournal.com]

when will the collection of your writings be published? Which ones will the initial publication contain?

[lookingland.livejournal.com]

the only thing i have on the hopper at the moment is Eleison, which is going to press just as soon as that pesky cover is finished (figure it will be available mid-July).

i've got bigger plans for small press work in the coming year, but at the moment am just getting a feel for the ins and outs of it, so it's a learning process.

i will likely be posting information pretty soon about where people can find/order Eleison though, having no distributor, it'll probabaly be through the internet initially.

: D

[lastremnant.livejournal.com]

Look forward to seeing it! :) I'd also look forward to learning the steps of the process too if you ever want to journal about it. :)