Smittee's Corner

This video explains in details the issues about to come up dealing with Copyright law, as well as their past attempts to do things that would make it difficult for artists of all kinds to keep the rights to their work, along with past works covered under the current laws. In the description on this video, they have past events of these issues, as well as ways to write to the copyright office explaining how we feel as artists. This is important to all of us, and I want to make sure, as many others have, that this is spread and shared. The more chances we have to understand the issues and know how to get involved, the better! As an important notes, I'm going to read up on the video, the past events, and any other information I can get on this, in order to be more informed. Anything I find, I will edit into this blog and make sure it is known.

I made more wood burns: 3 Moogle Heads and an Ifrit. The Ifrit is full color. To get to my shop is  Smittee's Dumplings  . Pictures of the new art is below.

Last month's episode was posted during last month (yay!). And this episode was able to be posted up the first of the month of July (woot). I'm currently working on next month's comic, while also debating on it's length. It's going to be a shorter episode, but that makes way for the longer one to come. Which I may have to split the longer on into two, just to fit it. @.@ To be honest, I'm surprised out how this part has gone. I was expecting it to take less strips to make, but soon realized how long it really needs to be. It's not a big deal, but it is just surprising.  History of Dumpling and Wolfie (short version): Not only was Wolfie originally a fox, but the story was something I did in a notebook in high school. Just shared it with friends and giggled about it. Then, it became a web comic. Some of the very first episodes are the recreation of the ones in the book. And, to be honest, I planned on keeping it the silly. goes-no where, quirky comic. A