Hwow!

Hwow! Nothing much really to report... except that I was able to send my second batch of samples to Marvel and to other publishers but to be honest, I wasn't really happy with how those samples turned out.

It felt that since I have been working on them for far too long at them when I finished I felt no more connection to the pages. That's a problem that I need to address: I need to work faster so that I don't lose interest in my drawing but it just gets harder as the days go on.

I've been blessed to be able to work on a lot of projects, and things were supposed to be on track if not for the Habagat floods that set me back more than a week's worth of drawing time so now I am trying to finish my projects hoping that I could free up my schedule next week in order for me to move on to the next phase of my training faster. If things work out I could be training with someone I've always looked up to in the comic book biz :)

I am believing that come September I'll be able to move to bigger projects so that I don't have to take in as much work. So far the projects that occupy my waking hours have been fun: Some card illustrations for a game to be released in Germany next month, some concept work and a comic book pith plus a couple of vector illustrations and a digital painting commission. Half of September has already been booked and if all goes well I'm praying that I may not have to look for additional clients next month and work on the ones that I have right now.

So it's pretty hectic and I've set a calendar for 12 to 15 hour work days, but that's only for this week. God-willing by next week the schedule would be lighter and I could go back to more portfolio art.

Cheers and God bless guys!