With all these freelance projects and other vague things I’m working on, I don’t have a lot of non-confidential work I can show. So I decided to practice some coloring. Much love everyone!

Party at Studio Rufio, September 18th, Savannah GA.

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Fall 2009 should have some promising new comics. I don’t even know if it will be Headlines & Punchlines, as I’ve got some mad cool ideas for other stuff. Keep it real!

Star Trek was ana amazing movie. I enjoyed it greatly. I seriously doubted that this summer would not be as great as 2008′s summer movie line-up. But Star Trek really did leave its mark, and I think it is far better than Iron Man. All I hear is good things about this movie, no complaints whatsoever. Nobody had any issue with this movie after seeing it, and I can’t remember a single moment that I was not having a good time.

There was no escaping from doing a Star Trek comic. I wanted to do something on Wanda Sykes bashing Limbaugh this weekend, but it seemed too contrived to get a joke from. The real fun is the actual story. Sometimes I try to find an already funny story to joke on, but I have to let the story just be funny on its own. The real work is finding funny in the serious stories. I want to work on that much more.

Round-up for the week:

• The H&P: District Edition this week features Miss California. Half Naked.
• Brett Muller had some guest comics drawn this past week. Check out the archives for the previous guest strips. I should also mention that Kevin Burkhalter just finished a similar event in his “Friends of February” comics.
• I’m totally digging Jarrett Williams revamped site. It’s design really makes me want to read from the very beginning of Lunarboyland.

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You might have seen this on The District website. Every week I draw two comics, one for the District and one for JeremyWinsLife.com. Because of the subject of my strip, and how relevancy plays a role in the gag, I sometimes spend Monday nights from 7pm – midnight making the comic. It’s tough to make two comic strips in 5 hours. The guys over at Webcomics Weekly always offer advice in keeping a buffer, comics that are done ahead of time and scheduled to go up when you can’t make a deadline. Again, due to the nature of these strips, that isn’t really applicable. So there just isn’t a new strip this week.

These next two weeks are my finals. I’ve also been moving into a house and preparing for the summer by looking into some jobs. Thanks for the patience and continued patronage!

I also wrote an awesome article for the District, with lots of pictures of beautiful, well-dressed SCAD students.