Ever since I got a little slip of paper stating that I've actually accomplished something in my life (for once) everyone asks if I feel different. Now, I expect these questions and I am more then sure that if I were to find myself in this circumstance I would ask them too. But I just don't know what to tell people. "Do you feel graduated?" No, I feel the same way I did last week, the month before and so on... there's just a different type of stress taking over now.

Instead of "I gotta get my assignments done" it's "I have to find a job in my chosen field". I don't have to find a job in animation digital art or something of the likes, but it sure would make me happy finding a job in the field in which I love to work in.

Case in point, if for some reason any prospective employers read my comic, I do have a portfolio site I have been developing. It is still currently under construction and in need of some uploading of videos, but it's pretty simple to find...

Thanks for reading everyone, and look forward to some more elaborate tales now that I have a little more time on my hands.

The comic is a little late today, but it is Vance's fault this time and he hasn't come up with any new excuses since his "I have a lot going on with school" one expired. I'm sure things will get much better (both in quality and being on time) now that Vance is out of school and will be spending his free time refining his skills (or playing WoW).

I don't know if my "quality" of comics has lacked as of late, except the fillers which were still fun to draw, and as for the "Busy with school" excuse... well it doesn't apply directly, but I was so burned out this weekend that I was just lazy.

So there's your awaited excuses.. do with them as you will.

I never meant to imply that Vance's quality has been declining, I just figured that it would only improve now that he can devote his time to practicing and such.