SDCC 2010











SDCC was a rollercoaster of fun. I met and work along side great people. Made new friends and met up with old ones. Now I have to recover, do my laundry from the many outfits I brought and get back to drawing. Now I have a fresh flame under my butt, and ready to GO!

SDCC 2011 Goal: To be signing and sketching at the booth instead of working it.

Thank you to all who have given me great advice over the Con, expecially Jeremy Haun of Berzerker. One of the nicest guys you'll ever meet.

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