a beautiful second edition of my qpr propaganda comic

i wasn't quite happy with how the initial print of my latest uni comic came out. the paper i used is too cold a white, the green, which i printed digitally for (apparent) lack of a forest green for our riso (turns out we do actually have that, it just wasn't included on the colour overview i was given), turned out too dark and totally overpowered the black in some places, and the riso-black couldn't hold properly on the digitally-printed areas (and the paper generally, it seems), so it turned out sort of pale. plus, i wasn't really happy with the title font.

make a terrible comic day (and life)

today is make a terrible comic day. so i made a terrible comic. behold:

my beautiful qpr propaganda comic

i made a comic about my beautiful friendship with my best friend. you know this. but let me talk about it a bunch.

creative processes are weird, and an awesome cinema experience

this semester has been feeling off, in the way my main projects are progressing.

the first comic club meeting (it was awesome)

earlier this year, a vision came to me. i need to start a comic anthology zine with my classmates. or whomever is interested. and since i've been in my connecting with people era, i immediately started asking around, and fairly quickly had a small group of people who said they liked the idea and wanted to participate. (this was very exciting)

at last, my uni comic

this last thursday, i finished printing a first edition of my uni comic, The Infinite Search for a Place to Belong. i got quite emotional looking through the printed sheets of this thing that i spent the past four months working on. i made this and now it's real. and you can read it (or give me 3€ for all my hard work and then read it). and i'm gonna tell you all about it now.

there it is. i made this.