No, the clouds obscured all. Bummer! I heard it was a good show this year!

I figure any artist who can’t do some digital art is going to be out of work within a few years. It’s not that clients require that you do digital art, but they do require that you have technical chops for prepress.

I had an incident just last week where I did not understand the prepress requirement of a job. Took just a few minutes to clue me in, but without some knowledge and the right equipment, it would be no-go.

I’ve had a couple of editors ask me to turn in original work, simply because they never get to see it anymore.

Others don’t even want to look at it. they don’t care how the work was done, they just want something they can print.

I’m glad to see you’re enjoying the electric medium. It can’t replace original art, but it is a whole new playground. I understand artists are now selling rights for people to display their art in virtual spaces on various 3-D social-networking environments.

Mr. Yellow Hat(sounds like some codename from LOST) is a loon. Now I look down upon Liefeld and his abilities, why people buy his comics, I don’t know or care. But yeah, something is rotten in Denmark when respected comic book authors come to the aid of Rob Liefeld, something real rotten.

If this guy is so worried about showing respect to comics CREATIONS, then why doesn’t he show some respect by living up to the values those ideal characters represent?

Want some truth, justice and the American Way in real life?

Act like it.

And…wow, sorry about that. Didn’t really know Gruenwald. I heard he was a stand-up guy.

It just boggles the mind, y’know? I mean, why would I spend my time deliberately trying to hurt someone’s feelings when I could be in line to talk to a creator I love?
(also holy cow Mark Gruenwald DIED ON MY BIRTHDAY)