Here are a few odds and ends. Mostly concept art for Stargazer (and a few teaser images in there, too) plus some other sketches. I'm not saying which is which. :)

quietdarkness was nice enough to do an interview with me for Collector Times (for the December/Christmas issue, no less). It's just over here.

I yabber on about the art corrections to "the road to god knows...," mental illness, Diamond Distribution, and other blather in general. And there's some side by side comparisons of old RTGK art and new RTGK art, too.

Good article right over at http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6617383.html

A sampler:

Jen Contino over at The Pulse was nice enough to do an interview with me (Von Allan). It's right here.

Well, it's definitely come together a bit quicker than I was expecting, but guess who has a book out? Hmmm...?!

Well, the last update for the main story is now up on GirlAMatic. That means the entire 142 page story can finally be read. Three short stories will follow starting next Monday (though some of you will have seen them before) and then that will be that.

It's a somewhat bitter sweet feeling. But a very, very positive one.

What happens in the near future? Well, a number of things! First, there will be a book collection of the road to god knows... sometime over the next four to six months.

Y'know, I read Seth Godin's blog pretty regularly. He's a smart guy with a nice turn of phrase and I hope I've learned a few things from him, too. Today's post is the first one I really felt like sharing, though. For this bit in particular:

EDITED BY MOGGY: I'm changing the date and bumping it cuz I love the concept art. Take that, internet! :)



Yes, I finally had a chance to scan a few things in. Mostly concept art for Stargazer, but still...it be art!

I've just set up a new webcomic voting button over on buzzComix. So if you're enjoying the road to god knows..., please vote for it right here.

Thanks!

Von

Just wanted to give a nod to charlotte2004jd, the winner of my little road to god knows... contest. As it turns out, she used her own first name for the winning guess. A few of you did, but in her case her name was the right name.