Another one of these, and it's pretty much true. Ok, I didn't really go off to watch cartoons right at that moment. I put on an episode of MST3K instead. Same sort of thing, though!

I have been using a scriptwriting book to get things going on Delve. Since the experiment this time around is to see if I can actually make something marketable, something people might actually want to READ, I saw no reason not to treat it the way other folks who are trying to make more mass-appealing media do. So far, it's really helped in my fleshing out both story and characters. What was a vague but directed idea of what I wanted to tell has now developed threads and other connections that help the story stand more on its own. I started out filling in answers for a '100 questions' list I found online. It's really meant to help role players flesh out their gaming characters (for those of us that are really into this kind of thing) but it's a great tool for writing as well, I think. the four main guys, Sharp, Benny, Armand and Flick are now a lot more well rounded, and some of the answers have actually resulted in plot changes. All very exciting, I'm sure. What it means, though is that I'm drawing so much at this moment and am writing instead. I'm also going to stop posting rabbit drawings online, except perhaps here as I know most people are sick and tired of seeing them. Vince, sorry. You're my audience, so you're stuck with them!

I'm really hoping to make this comic something worthwhile. Big dreams (because why not shoot high) are for a publisher to want to pick it up and then some nice animation studio to offer me a fat paycheck to option it. No reason not to aim high. And since the comic will be structured around a screenplay style script, it would make it all the easier to adapt, yes? So for now, more music and Les Nessman, or something like that.