I’ve been meaning to write about how I organized my time to make The Do-Over for a while now, so here it is: a guide on how I organize my life to make a graphic novel.
I’m also adding some methods that I tried that didn’t quite work because I think it helps guide my reasoning towards the methods I do use, but also because it might be useful to someone else! Who knows!
…(Last updated on December 12, 2022)
A little comic I drew back in September, though the little devil characters have been lurking between my notes for a couple months now…I’ve been having a lot of thoughts/feelings about being online, so it felt nice to put some of that down on the page.
UPDATE: The original comic ended up doing some pretty good numbers (now I jokingly call it “my hit tweet”), so I drew a little sequel:
Hello again! With *~HOBONICHI SEASON~* approaching, I wanted to write a little review of my planner so far!! Plus, last year I also wrote a review and I think it’s a fun thing to look back at in the future.
…Some little sketchbook comics I’ve been doing lately! I wanted to have them all together somewhere 🙂
Aaaand here’s a redraw of my old art, inspired by the huge early-teen vibes of Turning Red ✨ this is actually one of my very first OCs!! I had a lot of fun doing this and I really want to do more in the future…get to it, future Coni!
February 1st was Hourly Comics Day! The time of the year where cartoonists document each hour of their lives doing little comics about them ✨ I’ve been participating since 2013 (though I did miss it a couple of times!!) and it’s something I look forward to every year 🙂
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