I just wanted to let all the subscribers know (by my count it’s about fifty of you) that I’m moving the blog site onto the actual sliverltd site.
So if you’re seeing this, you should redirect your browser to http://www.sliverltd.wordpress.com/feed/ and subscribe there.
This will be the last post through this particular website.
The new design will be implemented on April 1, 2009. To see what it looks like, just go to www.sliverltd.com after that date.
If you buy l(a at SPACE, you’ll recieve a free copy of Ch. 1 of left (a $2.75 value)!
If I have any left after SPACE I’ll sell ‘em on the website.
I don’t think I will though. I think I’m going to under-order.
Oh. That reminds me. I gotta email the director of SPACE and ask if I can use his logo on the cover.
I’m going to be at the SPACE convention in Columbus, Ohio this April. I think it might be cool.
A lot of the artists I’ve talked to said that they make a lot of their money from these types of conventions (this and SPX and APE). Hopefully that will rub off on me and I can finally afford that case of real Coke (as opposed to Sam’s Choice Cola).
Tiny Life: l(a trade paperback second printing is now available online! Just go to indyplanet.com and look for me.
Or click here.
Or here.
Just to let you know, I still have a few first printings available with free shipping.
I’ve uploaded the same videos availabe on iTunes (and on the downloads page) to Facebook.
So now you can get them that way as well (in case you’re one of those millions of people who hate the iPod’s capability for entertainment capacity and yet love the social networking scene).
I got cargo pants for Christmas. I’m not sure why.
Don’t get me wrong, they’re comfortable and they look good on me, but I’m not sure what the hell I would do with all those pockets.
I thought about going to a bulk candy store, buying to my heart’s content, and refusing a bag to carry out the goodies.
Because they don’t even offer shopping carts, I thought about going to a thrift store and filling them with other peoples’ trash.
Maybe I should go adopt some pets and keep them in my pants (who could hate a guy with pockets full of puppies?).
I suppose I could do what my friend does and keep his loaded handgun readily available in a Velcroed-pocket fortress.
Instead, I just filled it with whatever I had available: my wallet, an iPod, a decade-old cell phone, a pocket knife that I’ve never used, some change, a granola bar, a book I might want to read, a condom (cuz you never know), some movie stubs in case I want to go back in time and see it again for free, some kleenex, my house keys, my car keys, my work keys, and a few copies of Tiny Life in case I run into a potential buyer.
Don’t get too excited. If you go to my Facebook page, you’ll see the same panels from the podcasts and photocasts from the currently-published Tiny Life: l(a. I just thought it might be cool to see how this Facebook thing worked.
I also have some stuff from the upcoming Tiny Life: left.
It’s not a huge deal since it’s sort of buried (you have to go to “creator” on the left navigation pane, then click on “pictures” at the bottom of that page), but there are new pics up.
Click on a thumbnail to view it.
I think I’m going to try and use some of my other resources to have people see this stuff (Facebook, ComicSpace, etc.). It’s kind of a pain on html.
A new review of Tiny Life: l(a has surfaced. This time it’s from the good people at comicbookbin.com.
Hervé St-Louis talks about the seemingly autobiographical nature of the comic (which it’s not, by the way): “Tiny Life is not one of those navel-gazing autobiography. It’s really steeped in post modernism and thus apart from the attention to life’s detail and moronic tantrums that accompany many auto-biographical comic books.” Read more.
Tiny Life Blog 