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November 06, 2007

Templar: Better late than so on so forth.

Ka-ching.

Sorry for the lateness of this page, folks. Monday's after-con crapfest proved more daunting than expected.

But hey, Youmacon was a lot of fun! I was on a panel, my first. And thanks for dropping by the table, to those of you that did. I hope I don't horribly disappoint in person. And I hope some of you are new readers, too! I handed out a whole lotta postcards.

Anyway, everything's back on track, now. And Webcomic Idol is still going on! Vote for Templar, okay? I will love you forever.

Today's vote sketches are more antiques from an old folder or two. Hope they're tolerable.

Bye!

Posted by Spike at November 6, 2007 03:13 PM

Comments

I absolutely love Benjamin! :B

Are you ever going to come to con' in the Pacific Northwest?

Posted by Kitty at November 6, 2007 04:49 PM
24.85.38.56

Benjamins house is so square and sharp compared to the cartoony buildings in Templar; like an architectural blueprint sketch. Perhaps this reflects Bens feelings about the two places? Or has Spike just decided to embrace a more geometric approach?
Are you ever going to come to con' in or around Alberta?

Posted by PseudoSapien at November 6, 2007 05:17 PM
68.144.17.238

Oh my lord, Spike, vote incentive #2. WHAT. Wh ... wow.

Guh.

Posted by Magaidh at November 6, 2007 08:33 PM
68.160.177.165

You were really great at the con. It was cool that you seemed just as excited to see me as I did that and who doesn't want a sketch of Reagan in their signed copy of Templar, Arizona!

Posted by John at November 6, 2007 08:35 PM
24.236.223.32

Vote incentive #2, I believe, is from one of Spike's other comics: Sparkneedle. There's a link to it on her MySpace ... very cool stuff. :)

Posted by Kitty at November 6, 2007 09:27 PM
24.85.38.56

Oh Jeeze. Nice house.

The 'Guide to Seattle That Was Not Properly Put Back on the Bookshelf' is going to stick out like a fifty foot neon sign, isn't it?

Posted by Fishy at November 6, 2007 10:13 PM
158.182.248.247

Erk. Envelope full of money in the back pocket? Even under the sweatshirt, that's asking for trouble. Even if you don't get pickpocketed, you run the risk of leaving it on the bus.

Posted by Jala at November 7, 2007 08:21 PM
24.107.229.161

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