Superredundant.com Website Review

Follow the adventures of the unnecessary heroes of Sh*tropolis For somebody who’ve visited this site before, it’s hard not to notice that it’s looking a bit different now. That’s because I, in an effort to fix a problem with uploading in comicpress, completely broke the site and had to do an emergency “upgrade”. Luckily I had as*ets lying around from a prototype for a new site I made last year. We are now running comic easel, and hopefully that will give us less problems in the future. Things work a little different now. There’s no longer an archive dropdown menu, but instead an archive PAGE. There’s also a cast page now with character portraits. No real info or anything, just faces and names. We’ve decided to make a push for LoSRH at Top Webcomics, as such a voting incentive has been uploaded for you guys to enjoy. The voting incentive this time is the original lineup of the characters that was first planned to be the main cast for LoSRH. To You are allowed to vote for LoSRH once a day. We’d really appreciate your support. Let me first say hi everybody, and in a manner that Troy McClure would begin a blog post, start by saying: You may recognize me from st*ip 4, To sum things up, I have been very busy in other work related projects and am slowly starting to recover from the deadline frenzy this spring. This happens from time to time. This is of course nothing new to me or any other freelance illustrator for that matter. It’s a very fun but also pretty tough business. You have to be able to take on many projects at a time to know how you will be able to pay the rent on the months ahead. At art school they teach you all about art. I wish they would spend just as much time teaching self promotion and financial planning, which are just as important for a freelancing artist. You will have to call, send postcards and visit A LOT of editors and art directors before any of them will call back. And since we are in a global economy you are always competing against people who