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Each year I attend the MFKiG (in Łódź, Poland) with my own booth that characteristically offers comics for kids (Necros), older people (Stick in the Mud) and adult-only (The Cummoner, Ad Asstra and others you know well).


I always try to make sure my big paper releases happen in time for the biggest con in Poland.
This year despite taking all reasonable time and precautions the printer did not manage to finish in time, but they did their best to prep the comic at the factory and we drove there to pick up a hundred copies before the con.

The book came out great, just like the last one, which I think came out great.


The event itself went as they usually do- I spent most of it at the booth drawing and taking from people their hard-earned money in exchange for some hard-made comics.
The before and after-parties went great, despite most everyone being dead tired.

Attached to the post you will find some art I drew in people's stuff. Some of it is signed with my other name, because I drew it as my other self. Some of it I signed wrong and had to replace the signature. I erased all the people's names too. 
I left the pencils on some of the art, because some people enjoy it (I do). It looks better IRL, I promise.

And lastly, here's a photo of bread I made recently, just because I found it in my camera roll and felt proud:

The big shipment of books from the factory should be here sometime this week and I will begin shipping in October. You can still get the book on Kickstarter through Late Pledges.

Cheers!

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Omnius Erasmus

Nice! Hope you made lots of bread. 💶🥖😁

Janet Yanet Jane

That bread does look good, no wonder you're proud of it. Also congrats on a successful con

vilga

I used to bake 2-3 a week, now once a week, but I'll probably get on it more in winter.