How can I move on when the days all last so long?
How can I stand still when the days are hard to kill?
Abramson Singers - Liftoff Canon
Thanks to veiledisis
How can I move on when the days all last so long?
How can I stand still when the days are hard to kill?
Abramson Singers - Liftoff Canon
Thanks to veiledisis
Real life is a Person.
Shipping Sonatina #1 & Sonatina 2 to THREE random winners.
- Must reblog this post to enter.
- Ends Saturday May 11th.
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- 176 pages of comics.
- Work by: Aidan Koch, Alex Degen, Andy Burkholder, Argel Brown, Austin English, Blaise Larmee, Chris Andersen, Dane Martin, Dylan McKeever, Dunja Jankovic, Jason Overby, Julie Delporte, Leslie Weibeler, Maré Odomo, Mark Hensely, Michael Litven, Patrick Keck, Sarah Ferrick, Scott Longo, and Sophie Yanow
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*International winners (outside US) will be asked to pay shipping or decline.
My friend Scott is releasing his second comics anthology and you can enter to win free copies by clicking that little arrow ouroboros. I’m reblogging as part of the Sonatina Awareness Campaign, not as a contestant. ; )
Sports season is coming up! Come on, Benjils! Get loose!
via kyle
So stoked to release this music video for “To Figure Out The Party” from Soft Approach. We made this in an afternoon in Providence, RI last month. Jamie Burkhart and Erin Tanner did the hard work!
wonderus dweebus spetaculus
Sometimes there’s a ray of sunshine that lights up yr heart and it was made by your friends.
How does one learn to accept heartbreak into one’s life? To accept alone-ness? To accept that “this one’s not for me?”
Paul McCartney - For No One - Give My Regards to Broad Street (1984)
I don’t know if I can point to any real change in the last several months of my life. Just a sort of a bland routine purgatory - unpleasantly surprised that I’m still working on the same painstakingly slow and meticulous project I’ve been working on for the past three years.
In the chaos of the yard, wildflowers are blooming everywhere. I took some clippings and found a vase in the pantry before going to town on the rest with the string-trimmer, leveling all growth, back to the root.
I’ve got a comic featured in the latest issue of See You Next Tuesday which you can also see on my website. Copies of the issue are available at Dog Eared Books in SF and ISSUES in Oakland.