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I think the biggest highlight for me was meeting the creator and the writer of my secret project, who were THE NICEST people I have ever met.  Seriously, they took me for ice cream.  Admittedly, I can't have ice cream, but there was apple juice, and it was just such a lovely little break from everything else.  We shared stories and photos (and some video) of our cats. LOL.  I wish I could say names.  *sigh* The deviantArt booth was pretty tightly packed and as such it was not possible for me to hang out next to my display and meet people.  It was also tucked away back behind all the exciting computer displays, so if you missed it, and me, th

Correction: I got a California temporary sellers permit, so I am pretty sure that means I can sell comics at SDCC. So if you are at SDCC on Thursday and come by the deviantArt table, you may be able to buy one! :D -- If you haven't heard yet, I am going to SDCC this year: http://Ayame-Kenoshi.deviantart.com/art/We-re-Sponsoring-Artists-Alley-at-Comic-Con-310716072 I am scheduled for Thursday only, and I won't be selling anything (permit issues and all), but I will have a (half) table and you can come by and say hi. :DDD Being excited is currently fighting with being hugely anxious, but hey, condolulations to me! ;)

The Henry Art Gallery, a contemporary art museum in Seattle, WA, will host a small exhibition about webcomics in 2012. Vote for your favorite three webcomics! https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/henryartmorningserial Voting closes January 5th, 2012, so hop to it!