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    Illustration in progress: Vineyards

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      Illustration in progress

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        After taking payment over the phone using a card machine

        Client: Can you email me the receipt please?

        Me: I can scan it in a send you a copy within an hour.

        Client: No… If you could just email me the original receipt.

        Me: But it’s a physical, printed receipt. I would need to send it via the post, or you would have to collect it.

        Client: I don’t want a copy of it! I just want the receipt emailed to me. We always get it in the post anyway, email is just faster. 

        Me: I have the receipt printed from the card machine and sitting in front of me. I can scan and send you a copy in addition to putting the original in the post. 

        Client: Fine, be fucking difficult and just send it in the bloody post. 

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          Printmaking day!

          I had some prints made of my CBGB sketch. I added the red color digitally. Love how they turned out! 

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            Ladies and gentlemen, The Whole Story is OFFICIALLY a profitable business model!

            So far: $350.88 goes to card servicers, $2189.93 goes to 2 illustrators, $2660 goes to 27 writers, $15.40 goes to me, the middle man.

            It’s exciting to work on a project where the creatives make the most money. Not middle men, printers, or retailers!

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              Wow, that looks different! That’s a panel from a comic I did on a nervous airplane ride to India in 2008, followed by a panel from the graphic novel it eventually became.

              Since Tumblr will only allow 10 images in an album, you can read a short story in three styles right here.

              The book is available until Monday, and it’s pay-what-you-want!

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                If you’re not paying for something, you’re not the customer. You’re the product being sold.” – Andrew Lewis
                (via yotamdor)
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