Marcedel

So as mentioned in my previous entry, I am in fact planning to start a webcomic provided I manage to get all preparations in order.  This process is likely to take about a year or so, depending on my readiness outside of other obligations (such as work).  That said, though, I have the edges of a plan for approaching the development work, including such things as plot, perfecting the art style, practicing my perspective drawing and development of scenes, rounding out the characters, and, of course, writing the actual story.  Much of it is already occurring, with character development showing steady progress and with about a quarter (maybe less

For those of you who haven't been keeping up (read: everybody), I've been student teaching lately.  This takes up an incredible amount of time and has pretty much killed all of my creative time because of the amount of planning and preparation necessary to get everything in order.  In addition to this madness, I have been recording and posting three let's-play series over on Youtube three days a week. And now, just to add another straw to the camel's back, I have apparently decided to begin work on a webcomic, and have further decided to post here about it to make it official and therefore binding.  Huzzah for self-punishment! At any rate,

Being a janitor is quite interesting.  Or so I am told.  Having actually worked as a janitor for the past two weeks, I begin to wonder if that was, in fact, a lie.  Much of the job involves standing around wondering what the heck I'm supposed to be doing next.  This combines with a relative lack of sleep (the day starts at 5:30) to create a very worn-out outlook on life.  It does not help that I keep dreaming that my alarm clock has gone off, when in fact it hasn't.     The job itself has more than enough quirks, first and foremost being general disorganization.  While my bosses seem competent enough at the actual cleaning process, they are