T Campbell's Blog
Writer of Penny and Aggie, Fans (also called Faans), Rip & Teri, Search Engine Funnies and A History of Webcomics. Experienced webcomics editor, currently seeking full-time work and working on strange and interesting new things...Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Two Days Well-Spent So Far...
First, a quick note about the long-planned move to Wordpress for this blog. Well, technical difficulties have ensued-- my hosting deal isn't evolved enough for it. I'll get a new host eventually, but I have too much going on to make it a priority right now. Case in point--
We launched Blackhat on Search Engine Funnies first thing yesterday. Blackhat, it turns out, is a 50-part story detailing the seamy side of the people who manipulate your search engine results. No big change in our traffic yet, but I have more arrows in my quiver. Aspiring cartoonists should check this out as it offers them rich opportunities.
Yesterday was all about Meanwhile. You'll hear the sounds of that day in due course. Today: comments on the completion of The History of Webcomics (or at least the writing thereof-- images still to be integrated.)
Afterward, played a close game of Scrabble which Dave bested me in, and watched Taxi Driver, a movie my old roomie had pushed on me often. I miss him every once in a while...
Spent the morning contributing to WebcomicWiki's proposed categories and in fruitful conversation with William Simons of Clickwheel. If you have an interest in WebcomicWiki (webcomics' own private heir apparent to Wikipedia) drop on in and make a contribution of your own.
For the afternoon, time to drop illustrations into The History of Webcomics, and call that one a manuscript!
We launched Blackhat on Search Engine Funnies first thing yesterday. Blackhat, it turns out, is a 50-part story detailing the seamy side of the people who manipulate your search engine results. No big change in our traffic yet, but I have more arrows in my quiver. Aspiring cartoonists should check this out as it offers them rich opportunities.
Yesterday was all about Meanwhile. You'll hear the sounds of that day in due course. Today: comments on the completion of The History of Webcomics (or at least the writing thereof-- images still to be integrated.)
Afterward, played a close game of Scrabble which Dave bested me in, and watched Taxi Driver, a movie my old roomie had pushed on me often. I miss him every once in a while...
Spent the morning contributing to WebcomicWiki's proposed categories and in fruitful conversation with William Simons of Clickwheel. If you have an interest in WebcomicWiki (webcomics' own private heir apparent to Wikipedia) drop on in and make a contribution of your own.
For the afternoon, time to drop illustrations into The History of Webcomics, and call that one a manuscript!
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