Good News! Jon's back from the brink, and we're working on the art style and scripts right now!
Happy New Year! I'm not an optomist, but from where I'm standing now, 2011 looks like it's got a lot to offer!
Friday, January 14, 2011
Monday, August 2, 2010
Perdition
Well… It looks like changing circumstances will keep Jonathan from ever drawing from this project, which means I'll need to get it together to find a new illustrator/artist if I want to continue this project.
It's tricky to develop that volition, as I've never been especially confident that I could write on-going, serialized work, and Jonathan was a major driving force in that; as he really thought I could do it, and that I had the "write stuff" necessary to create this kind of work (as well as the puns).
However, let us try to stay optimistic! if I find a new artist, it might breathe new life and ideas into the project, and maybe take it in an even better direction!
Let's all wish Jonathan the best at Culinary School, to his family, and in life. Cook a leg!
(Gosh, that one was really rotten!)
It's tricky to develop that volition, as I've never been especially confident that I could write on-going, serialized work, and Jonathan was a major driving force in that; as he really thought I could do it, and that I had the "write stuff" necessary to create this kind of work (as well as the puns).
However, let us try to stay optimistic! if I find a new artist, it might breathe new life and ideas into the project, and maybe take it in an even better direction!
Let's all wish Jonathan the best at Culinary School, to his family, and in life. Cook a leg!
(Gosh, that one was really rotten!)
Friday, June 11, 2010
"I Was Bored Before I Even Began…"
Hello World,
I've got a little update to make with some status stuff and to clear some things up:
First, I'd like to thank anyone who ever read this. I never promoted this blog much at all, but I've had more than one of my friends who I hadn't seen in a while get in touch with me and say "Yo, hurry up with Chrono Casanova." I appreciate that sort of feedback and encouragement a great deal, and we really appreciate knowing that there's interest in our ideas.
Anyway, let's get into what's currently throttling our little fugue known as Chrono Casanova before it gets off the ground. I share a significant portion of the responsibility as the writer, and I've had some serious writer's block. I have a notepad full of cool ideas for use in media res, but no solid intro or concrete plot direction. I have a tendency to write seriously and will have to revise, adding jokes and making the comic comical later. Also, I've been in a cast on my dominant hand all month. Yeah, that sucks as much as it sounds like it does.
Also, Johnny has a heavy load on him right now, with night school and work on top of some serious issues with his family that are really filling up his plate. I've barely heard from him much this month, and I just got to speak with him for the first time in a while tonight. He's stressed, but staying afloat, and hopefully his situation will improve in the near future. Unfortunately for all of us, no Johnny means no art, and no art means no comic. No Johnny is like No Laughter or No Birthday Cake or No Loitering. It disenfranchises minorities and makes my jokes even more confusing. Hah. Did you see what I did there?
With this said, I hope to be able to return to you in the near future with some story work, some art, a readership poll (hah), just some sort of actual content. In the mean time, you'll have to make do with this, the magical link that will automatically start your weekend right.
Thank you all again for keeping up with our not-quite comic, and hopefully we'll be able to reward well your patience, understanding, and eccentricity in the near future!
Love,
Cameron.
I've got a little update to make with some status stuff and to clear some things up:
First, I'd like to thank anyone who ever read this. I never promoted this blog much at all, but I've had more than one of my friends who I hadn't seen in a while get in touch with me and say "Yo, hurry up with Chrono Casanova." I appreciate that sort of feedback and encouragement a great deal, and we really appreciate knowing that there's interest in our ideas.
Anyway, let's get into what's currently throttling our little fugue known as Chrono Casanova before it gets off the ground. I share a significant portion of the responsibility as the writer, and I've had some serious writer's block. I have a notepad full of cool ideas for use in media res, but no solid intro or concrete plot direction. I have a tendency to write seriously and will have to revise, adding jokes and making the comic comical later. Also, I've been in a cast on my dominant hand all month. Yeah, that sucks as much as it sounds like it does.
Also, Johnny has a heavy load on him right now, with night school and work on top of some serious issues with his family that are really filling up his plate. I've barely heard from him much this month, and I just got to speak with him for the first time in a while tonight. He's stressed, but staying afloat, and hopefully his situation will improve in the near future. Unfortunately for all of us, no Johnny means no art, and no art means no comic. No Johnny is like No Laughter or No Birthday Cake or No Loitering. It disenfranchises minorities and makes my jokes even more confusing. Hah. Did you see what I did there?
With this said, I hope to be able to return to you in the near future with some story work, some art, a readership poll (hah), just some sort of actual content. In the mean time, you'll have to make do with this, the magical link that will automatically start your weekend right.
Thank you all again for keeping up with our not-quite comic, and hopefully we'll be able to reward well your patience, understanding, and eccentricity in the near future!
Love,
Cameron.
Monday, April 26, 2010
"JOHNNY GET YOUR WACOM"
The Birth of a Great and Terrible Idea was in the wee hours of Monday, April 26th, in the year 2010:
Cameron: fuck every woman ever.
Jon: ??
Cameron: Timefuckers.
Cameron: no I mean that is what we would do.
Jon: lol
Cameron: OH MY GOD
Jon: I thought that was a statement
Jon: hahahahahaha
Jon: timefuckers
Jon: hahahah
Cameron: THIS IS A SERIAL COMIC IDEA.
Jon: lolol
Jon: Seducing women throughout history?
Cameron: FINALLY IT HAS COME TO ME
Jon: I think Susan B Anthony would be quite a challenge
Jon: But I'd be up for it
Cameron: CHRONOCASANOVA
Jon: HAHAHAHAHAHA
Jon: This Summer, The Time Machine Meets the Sex Machine
Jon: Fuck To the Future
Cameron: JOHNNY GET YOUR WACOM
Jon: lololol
Jon: I can't use it right now but I can use a sketchbook
Jon: this is really a great idea
Jon: has this been done? I fucking hope not
Jon: no pun intended
Cameron: THIS COMIC'S ABOUT TO HIT 1.21 GIGASPASMS.
Jon: aaaahahahaha
Cameron: I'm serious I'm making the blogspot right now.
Jon: I just googled it and nothing even close came up
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