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Brothers Donathan
IC#182: No Sense
of Priority
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Aftermath of Wellesday
May 7, 2008
As promised, Wellesday was celebrated last night in honor of Orson Welles's birthday. We ate Welles-themed food, watched "The Stranger," and oh yea, Ren and I decorated a Welles cake 
And of course, me posing with the cake and my signed Orson picture
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Working from the Shoulder of a Giant
May 6, 2008
I was going to have a new comic up, but then it dawned on me that today is the birthday of my hero, Orson Welles. Please forgive the slight sentiments and the comic will resume midday tomorrow. I know it sounds cliche to say it, but Welles is the reason why I got serious about filmmaking. Yes yes, Citizen Kane and all - but it fascinates me that he was able to make even better movies later in his life out of his own pocket when everyone else forgot about him. My favorite movie of all time is his Falstaff story, "Chimes at Midnight," of which I was fortunate enough to see a 35mm print a couple years ago. I continue to be in awe of this man as his work inspires me day to day as an artist. Tonight, I am baking a "Free TOSOTW" cake - maybe there will be pictures.
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Happy Cinco de Mayo!
May 5, 2008
A very happy Cinco de Mayo everyone. Let's celebrate with a new comic! This comic officially starts the third part of Brothers Donathan. Something to note, this is the first comic that was co-written by partner-in-crime Mike Smith, who's been an influence of IC since the beginning of the strip. He'll be joining me for writing duties through the completion of Brothers Donathan. The comic is already better for it! Lots has changed since last I made myself visible - for one, I live in Easthampton, MA now. Other than that, not much to say, been working incredibly hard on filmmaking as of late, including being hired as editor and then just finishing final cut on that film I worked on back in October. I'll be updating tomorrow as well, and I'll probably have more to say when I'm not so dang tired. Have a good holiday everyone!
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