Happy New Year

Hard to believe it's 2013.  2012 was a very busy year in which I learned a lot.  I would have liked to be more present in the blogosphere and Google+, but I was otherwise occupied.  I released Delve!  issue 1 and learned quite a bit.  I'm working on Delve! issue 2 and learning quite a bit.  I have a lot of art commissions for Expeditious Retreat Press which are fun and time consuming (so between Delve! and my art, that's mostly why I've mostly been absent).  I need to get my game on more this year.  I have a willing group, now I have to carve out the time.  This year I'd like to work on more on my writing and design.  I feel pretty comfortable with my process for creating visual art and have considerably decreased my production times so I'm working on developing a process to increase my writing and design output.  We'll see how that goes.  I signed up for a Deviantart account and will start putting some of my work on there.  Looking through my portfolio the other day, I realized I have a ton of work.  I'd like to have more.  I'd like to have more published.  I'd like to see if I can get some published by the likes of Goodman Games and Frog God Games.  I need to work on my Lamentations of the Flame Princess project.  Happy New Year.  More to follow so stay tuned ;).

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