My instinct as someone who used to work in service and nightlife is to shake the hand of everyone on staff that I can and thank them. It's not much, but trust me, it's appreciated.

To this day, automating mundane actions in Photoshop still gives me such incomparable joy.

In other news that is wacky and brings Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age closer to reality, Kawasaki made a Chevalier.
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Spent last night watching The Wild Robot and weeping over the beauty of that movie.

That moment when you figure out what has been missing from your story, while in the shower, and see how it can streamline a whole bunch of stuff for the end of this issue, but also the next issue. This moment is usually followed by a very particular expletive. Repeated over and over

Drawing is a wonderful thing. I want to keep going but will listen to my wrist and hand which are telling me to stop for today.

My reading for the week has been Batman: Year One, a book about a good cop doing his best in a city gone bad, and the millionaire who explored his fetish instead of investing in social services.

Hi! My name is Steve Walker. I'm an independent Comics Creator and Educator Living in New York. At present I'm working on my book The Blackforge Chronicles, and teaching Comics and Sequential Art at The Art Students League of New York. Pleased to meet you!