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  • logicalcreativity.com/jon

    Letters to Myself

    Letters to Myself You must be prepared always to work without applause. August 31, 2011 Panels Out Of Context #61 From The Incredible Hulk #168. Written by Steve Englehart, drawn by Herb Trimpe, inked by Jack Abel, colored by Stan Goldberg, and lettered by Artie Simek. Marvel, '73. Posted by jon at 12:09 PM | Permalink August 17, 2011 Panels Out Of Context #60 From Wonder Woman #218. Written by Martin Pasko with David Michelinie, and arted by Kurt Schaffenberger. Reprinted in Wonder Woman

  • flamingoeffect.com/theword

    The Word Is: Go

    The Word Is: Go take my word for it: get out and Go. Skip to Content ? Home it?s all ABOUT getting out Student Work Desert Singing Oct 10th, 2010 by Jake. No comments yet I decided to leave behind the lesson planning, the assignment grading, the newspaper advising and all that has been the chaos of Chinese education in my first month of the new semester. I headed west for the seven-day National Holiday break for a long but short excursion to the Xinjiang and Gansu provinces in

  • bucketothought.com/loungekat/blog

    LoungeKat ? Blog

    news about Suit Up Old Work Recent Work Online Store McKelly and Other Things That Keep Me From Blogging June 30, 2010 by LoungeKat | News This is a picture of Sean and I working on McKelly Now that I?m a care free, work at home, creative type I seem to have forgotten my blog. This is particularly funny seeing as I wrote an article for Vectortuts+ with the advice ?Always remember to maintain your blog?. So here I am, trying out my own advice. For those who don?t

  • jumbocortex.com/think

    Think (about

    About Contact Think (about) What you?re making is not that great. Yet. by mkedave on August 4, 2011 TweetAre you proud of your work? Are you ever 100% satisfied at the end of every project? Can it always be a little better? Well, yes ? because you?re not great yet. What makes you great is that you know your work has room for improvement. Work hard. Keep working hard. Check out this incredibly inspiring talk from the always-amazing Ira Glass: Ira Glass on Storytelling from David

  • brainrub.com/thestoob

    hapless happenstance

    Home Meanwhile ? April 29th, 2011 - Comments Off I had set my alarm to wake me earlier than normal, earlier than I normally get up for work, earlier than I choose to get up on days when I don?t have to go to work, and then I sleep a little longer despite the annoying music and the annoying chatter, and when I finally get out of bed and stumble into the shower, I?m already running a little late and I know that I?ll need to speed a few extra miles per hour to get to work for shift