Dragonhand

I want to wish all of my friends who are hard at work with National Novel Writing Month good fortune and diligent muses. I would love to do it as well, but can't justify the time taken away from late commissions and preparing for Anime USA in three weeks. Commence flailing in T-minus seven days and counting. I did have a brainstorm about it though. Two years ago, actually, but I'm thinking about taking up the challenge this time. If the NaNo goal is 50,000 words in one month, and a picture is worth 1,000 words - and if the NaNo goal is just to write, without regard to polish, might an artist produce 50 pieces of work, ranging from rough sketc

In the book "Comic Book Rebels: Conversations with the Creators of the New Comics", by Stanley Wiater and Steven R. Bissette, Alan Moore, a British comic artist, is quoted in an interview as saying: "I think there are possibilities for the comic medium that have yet to be imagined. Comics are an ancient language, going back as I said earlier to Chinese ideograms, and what we're doing here is establishing the most basic grammar and vocabulary. I hope that later generations will be able to use this grammar and vocabulary to compose magnificanet works. We've barely scratched the surface od what can be done! I mean, when you've got the whole wor