I’m not sure if this will actually happen, but I may stop Rocket for other projects, like comic books, illustrations, and maybe even another comic strip. If it is another comic strip, the style will be something where you can actually tell what’s going on. Rocket is technically my first comic strip, so another one can’t be anything but better.

So, goodbye Rocket, maybe. I’ll be thinking about this a lot. So if i do start another project, I’m going to have to stop Rocket.

So, I totally forgotten that I didn’t draw today’s comic yesterday night…and I realized this while I was talking to cartoonist, Mike Witmer, who draws an awesome comic Pinkerton Park. I think we were talking about deadlines and how far ahead we work on schedule, and it came to me that I didn’t even have today’s comic.

Basically, I finished the comic about 20 minutes before it was supposed to be up, which is usually 1:00 AM. So enjoy the very choppy art job in today’s strip. It brings back memories of the poorly drawn comics from the first Rocket strips. something about this first panel just reminds me of…the beginning. aw well.

Hey! It’s Superman. I find it very ironic that Superman is my least favorite superhero, but I draw him the most…weird. I guess it’s just because he is THE most typical superhero. He’s jacked, has a cape, a big letter on his chest, outer-under wear, THE HAIR.

Well, I spent about 20 minutes actually drawing the black and white lines, and about ONE whole hour coloring it! Come on! I am a horrible colorist, but I must say, this is my best coloring job (sadly).

I have really become excited about drawing now, because my knowledge of human anatomy really increased at SVA. Figure drawing does wonders. My faces though…sigh.

Hey guys, I’m back from SVA. Rocket will be updated again regularly.

Anyways, I opened a shirt store on Spreadshirt, just as a seperate thing from Rocket. The shirts have nothing to do with Rocket, they are all just stupid little things with pretty designs. They are pretty cheap, too. I love drawing these little designs, and why not slap them onto a T-shirt, am I right? I also submitted a design to Threadless!! Ooooh…intense. I’ll talk about that later when you can actually score it.

So, at the School of Visual Arts, one of my teachers is Tom Hart, and he does a comic strip called Hutch Owen. Funny stuff. Go check it out.