Neil Gaiman Took A Cute Pic of Me
on June 25th, 2009From Neil Gaiman’s cell phone. Inexplicably, I appear to be about twelve years old.
Truly, Neil is a magic man. I am going to have him take all my photos from now on.
I think the hotter the guy, the better the photo of the girl. Because she is sending him all her girlie mojo.
Just a theory.
With Jeff Smith’s documentary getting some screening action, check out my blog entries recounting the golden days of the Self Publishing Movement (which I now feel compelled to capitalize) at Boneville. Entries include a two-parter from Larry Marder, fresh from a stint as the right hand of Satan, I mean Todd McFarlane’s major domo (just kidding, Todd. Love ya!)
Other installments from self publishing luminaries can be found at the site. It’s just like an old bar con, only everyone is sober instead of just me.
BTW, I need to pay for the very expensive new glasses (if my eyesight gets any worse, I will be wearing those coke bottle-looking things – so attractive), so I’m going to post a couple of goodies to pay the nice eye doctor man.
Come back tomorrow and have a look at the stuff. One of them is signed by Tori Amos.
Very cute.
Just as well I didn’t take any pictures of you at Heroes since I can’t match the magic of Neil.
I think you have some special magic trick thing that makes you look like a 12-year-old at midnight, or something. I remember talking with you about that when you were here, heh.
LOL! I remember that. I was just sitting there drawing and you burst out “You look like you do in that picture!” It was so funny.
The curse of being photogenic is you get accused of lying about your age and getting plastic surgery and whatnot. And people make rude comments when I do personal appearances not looking my best! Which I have learned to accept with some humor.
The curse of not being photogenic is, well, obvious.
LOL!
I see you missed your calling ….as a model!
I’ve always liked that in the far background of this picture is the reflection of (tiny) Neil taking the picture.
LOL! Miki, no way!
Scribbler, you know I had NEVER NOTICED THAT?!?!