AWWwww YEAH!

Mr. Tommy Flick so mentioned in our previous Timmy post that we, unfortunately, lost a colorist for the comic. But hey, that happens in this industry. We, however, with the uttermost sincerity, wish the colorist all the best wishes. We know that the Artist became to busy to be able to commit to the book. That happens. It's happened to me before with Timmy.

Well, as much as I was trying to avoid it, because of the heavy work load it creates, I jumped back into coloring the comic myself.

Part of it had to do with the fact that I am very picky about how my work gets colored. So I figured instead of colorist hunting, let me just do this thing and get it over with :)

I successfully managed to squeeze a little bit of Photoshop embellishing Today to start the first page of the comic.

And because I am such a huge tease, I decided to post a before and after screen shot of the page.

Which way?

Things are changing again here at Timmy central. We had a colorist, now we don't have a colorist. Again. No hard feelings to that person, I wish them the best!

I had been thinking lately about so many roadblocks and closing doors while trying to get this comic rolling. Most of it probably has to do with me not being able to pay anyone yet. Money is a better motivator than the hope of getting money! I was thinking if so many doors are being shut, maybe that's a sign. I kept feeling that wasn't right. Sometimes faith and perseverance is being tested. Eric helped me see that better. We're both Christians, and we believe the Lord rewards perseverance.

maybe we'll succeed, maybe we won't. But it'll be fun to try!

o yeah, and we do have a new colorist, it's the guy who was the best choice from the start!