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Inktober, 2019!
This is my second year completing Inktober, as well as my second year using Star Trek as my theme. This time, instead of using the prompts I used a “30 Days of Trek” meme I found floating around the internet.
Favorite TOS Epsode: City on the Edge of Forever 
Favorite Federation Species: Humans, but we don’t suck so bad (anymore). 
Favorite Starship: Constitution Refit 
Favorite Captain: Sisko 
Saddest Event: Spock’s death in Wrath of Khan 
Happiest Event: Sisko and Jake’s reuniting at the end of The Visitor 
Favorite TNG Episode: Best of Both Worlds 
Favorite Federation Enemy: Rick Berman 
Favorite Character: Bones from the beginning of TMP (specifically) 
Most Shocking Moment: Sisko at the end of In the Pale Moonlight 
Crew Position You Would Want: Art historian 
Crew position you wouldn’t want: Captain 
Favorite DS9 Episode: Bar Association 
Favorite Time Travel Episode: Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad 
Favorite First Officer: Saru 
Favorite Trek Game: Star Trek Adventures 
Favorite Trek Novel: Don’t really have one. Mostly read bios and makings of. 
Favorite Non-Aligned Species: Horta 
Favorite Voyager Episode: Tuvix 
Character You’re Most Like: Nog 
Least Favorite Character: Neelix 
Favorite Trek Film: The Undiscovered Country 
Favorite Trek Tech: Starfleet Medical, as a whole 
Favorite Overall Space Vessel: The Probe from The Voyage Home 
Favorite Enterprise Episode: Through a Mirror Darkly 
Planet You’d Like to Visit: Kaminar 
Character You’d Date: meh 
Name Your Own Starship: USS Blair Mountain 
Favorite Star Trek Quote: You haven’t experienced Shakespeare until you’ve read him in the original Klingon 
Favorite Series: Deep Space Nine 
Favorite Discovery Episode: New Eden
I’m Stuck
Content Warning: PTSD, child abuse, sexual assault
After a long hiatus, I wanted to make a comic for the five year anniversary of the original launch. I kept trying to come up with a topic that was “worthy,” but in the end I went with the story I was motivated to tell on the day that I began telling it.
Five Years
April 1st, 2014 I published the first update to Life and How to Live It. A few of the comics were ones I’d already made, but this was the first time I put them under a heading with a name.
I hadn’t seriously considered doing a daily comic, much less think I could do that for three years.
I started this comic with a broken heart, I fell in love a few times, I lost my Mom, and I lived.
There’s still more to come. I hope you’ll join me for it.
Leftover Disco
When I was working on my Discovery piece, there were a few drawings I did that either didn’t come out the way I’d hoped or just didn’t end up working when I combined everything together. Today, I added some ink washes and repurposed them as a White Elephant gift at a Star Trek party. Here are a few I scanned to share with you.
Inktober, 2018!
I did Inktober! It was fun. Some are (way) better than others, but the whole point was to just do something that got me into a habit. Enjoy!
(you may have noticed there’s a theme)
One Third
Sorry I’ve been gone so long. The news has been overwhelming and life has had its difficulties and … well, I’ve been feeling drained most of the time lately.
Here’s a comic that explains some of the reasons why.
Four Years
While the comic has been on hiatus since the end of April last year, I still have plans to continue the project.
In honor of it being four years since I launched the website, here’s the first comic I made for this: The Jon Hamm Dream.
This is an actual dream I had and this is still one of my favorite things I’ve made.
