The Good News Bad News Game
As I prepare to attend the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival in San Pedro this year, Miskatonic U is on my mind.
First the bad news… from a certain point of view (shut up Ben). It’s been a month at least since I’ve posted a comic, because I am holding down two jobs.
There’s my full time day job as a motion graphics designer, building maps for the show 100 Miles From Nowhere on Animal Planet. Which is great! I love working on the show.
Then there’s my full time night job animating a series called Gen Zed, which I do because I have realized that traditional animation is my favorite thing ever. And Miskatonic U is destined to be animated someday.
This situation isn’t changing for the near future.
Now the good news. I will continue Miskatonic U starting back on Monday May 11.
BUT… while my overloaded schedule continues or I can delegate enough work to get some time back, I will only be posting once a week. I hate to cut down on output this way, but I also hate not being able to finish the story I began almost three (!!) years ago. We’re so close to the end of this storyline, truly!
I have so much planned for Winston and friends, and this project is near and dear to me. I want to keep sharing that with you all, and for now this is the best way for me to keep doing that.
Thank you for your understanding, enthusiasm and loyalty! I hope to make it worth your while.
I’m really enjoying this strip, and I’ll be quite content with once a week (rather than not at all).
Looking forward to animated!
“Time is free, but it’s priceless. You can’t own it, but you can use it …” Once a week, twice a month, no problem, as long as you are enjoying yourself.
Once a week is fine. Sounds like you are doing things you love, that’s good to hear.
While part of me wants to imprison you in a non-euclidian laybrinth, endlessly creating new strips, the rational part is ok with this. I love your strip, and once a week is much better than not at all.
Yes, once a week is good and definitely better than none at all. There’s a old saying about labors of love turning into love of labor–and that’s never good for anyone.