I love my idiot children – but pro tip: don’t ride a giraffe. They are not, in fact, spotted long-necked horses. They are way worse. IN OTHER NEWS… My friend Mel and I are participating in an event this weekend[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Flustered Daniel is adorable Daniel. By the way, if you’re in the area, I’ll be at New Dimension Comics at the Ohio Valley Mall this Saturday, October 26. It’s Halloween ComicsFest. And I’ll have some new art for sale.
If you’re in the Saint Clairsville, OH area on October 26, I’ll be at Halloween ComicsFest at New Dimension Comics. There will be half-price large zines, framed original art, and free stickers available. Hope you can make it!
Jamie Roberts has totally reasonable aspirations and goals, y’all. Also, now that convention season has slowed down significantly for me, updates should return to the usual Wednesday upload. Thanks for bearing with me with these weird late posts.
It’s late, but it’s here. Just before Youngstown Indie Creator Expo on Saturday, Oct. 5. Also I’m doing Inktober, so follow me on Facebook, Tumblr, or Instagram @kelcidcrawford to follow along, yo.
Please excuse the late update this week. I caught the con crud and had to recover. Everything’s fine now. Tomorrow I’ll be at Parkersburg Pop Con from 11 am to 5 pm (more deets can be found here). After that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Much scale. Very awe. See me at Flaming River Con. Sept. 21. Woah.
This weekend, I will be at Small Press Expo! It’s my first year ever showcasing there. Find me at Table F10A! Chapter 1 of The Legend of Jamie Roberts will be available there, as well as the bonus mini-comic, The[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
HEADS UP: I will be on vacation August 7 through 12. THEN it’s MatsuriCon weekend August 16 through 18. Because of these, The Legend of Jamie Roberts is taking a short hiatus. Regular updates will resume August 21. Thanks for[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here’s a funny thing I learned in studying new languages (especially Navajo and Spanish): idioms and phrases don’t translate one-to-one from culture to culture. So Basho being confused by the phrase “we’re all ears” is due to the fact that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
