My friends make fun of me for doing exactly this. As soon as I see something that MIGHT make a good CosPain strip, I stop whatever I'm doing to write it down. I've literally done it WHILE RUNNING A PANEL. It's a problem.
One of the scariest parts of the last few years for me (besides, y'know, the obvious stuff) was trying to keep a comic about cosplay running when cons were shut down. This moment of "something-funny-happened-that-I-can-turn-into-a-strip" is critical to my process, and I legitimately worried that this project that I've devoted almost five years of my life to would collapse without a steady influx of ideas. Thankfully, I had enough of a backlog that I was able to keep the momentum going through the lean years.
And no joke, when I traveled to Tekko this past December to help Trickssi with her dance events, I had one of these moments on the plane headed to the con. We're back, baby.
Rock on, guys, and never stop drawing.
One of the scariest parts of the last few years for me (besides, y'know, the obvious stuff) was trying to keep a comic about cosplay running when cons were shut down. This moment of "something-funny-happened-that-I-can-turn-into-a-strip" is critical to my process, and I legitimately worried that this project that I've devoted almost five years of my life to would collapse without a steady influx of ideas. Thankfully, I had enough of a backlog that I was able to keep the momentum going through the lean years.
And no joke, when I traveled to Tekko this past December to help Trickssi with her dance events, I had one of these moments on the plane headed to the con. We're back, baby.
Rock on, guys, and never stop drawing.
