I made the paper out of all sorts of “office paper”; old copier paper I use for writing rough drafts, old phone bills, electric bills, etc. Sometimes letters, numbers, or bits of text will survive the soaking and blending. If it’s really distracting, I can scrape it off the surface with an exacto knife. There’s a dollar sign on the fence post, and “$68″ where the barbed wire would be, and I think I’ll leave them in as it seems fitting to the story.
A page from the 1927: Serene, Colorado comic I’m working on. I didn’t do any talking or dub any music on the video because I wanted to capture the sound of the nib. There’s no penciling, just straight to ink, then some watercolor.
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ZC,
I'd like to invite you to join us as an contributor in Alexandria, either as an occasional guest author or as a fully privileged Resident Author. In exchange for your contributions to our little city we would be pleased to offer you a platform from which to promote yourself and your work.
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Alexandria might also be the perfect place in which to write about issues and interests which may not yet be an ideal fit for your current blog.
If you think you might be interested in becoming a Resident Author, let me know and I'll forward our formal invitations for you to look over and return, if you decide to proceed.
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Love the barbed wire. You are really hitting your stride with these new works.
Aleksandria seems to be some kind of spam scam. I got the same exact text via e-mail.
Yeah, I figured that, but I thought I'd just throw that question out there because they so "look forward to hearing from me"!
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