I'll let you know. I'm starting up by the end of June, I think.

Some of my favorite artwork.

Sure, I really enjoy those artists, your work was nice.

I'd recommend coming up with some more story that weaves all of those parts together, and put in another period of time into developing out this storyboard -- I'd suggest doing that for your next post.

It's great - is this part of a larger project? Looks like Froud / Bauer Troll art.

I've decided this is basically what I would be doing if I didn't have a project to focus on currently.

I powered up because I think the project will appreciate in value, and because HODLing is easier with an extended power down stake. And, because I can derive value from my account while it is being staked.

Damn, I haven't even considered Portugal. You can do that? Any weird VISA information or living restrictions to buying a house in another country?

You do great portrait work. I hope you can try the platform out. Cheers.

I'm a comics artist - so I share what is easiest for me to share. But, the idea can be deconstructed and such. Kickstarter is a tool that ought to be in any creator's bag. I've got a lot of postive things

POSH:

Cool. Nice to have close family to collaborate with. I'm making comics that I think are fun and sexy. Nice to meet you as well. I have invested in HIVE for at least until Fall '21 or Dec '21. That's

Posh:

Thanks for the heads up.

That's a good dream. Trader Joes is good if you can find a good city to do it in. Bacon, eggs, chocolate, beer, coffee, produce. Especially cities that have a solid few months of cold temps. We'll have

Yea - I had enough grass growing under my feet this last 2 years. Spent like 10600 on rent, and have no housing security here, or long term equity, or anything. I'll probably leave by the end of May or

Theo Ellsworth's stuff is located in the Eugene, OR Library. Might be around where you are as well. Capacity is a big book, like a 3-4 year collection or something like that. Another resource you might

Sure man. Thank you I think it will be a bit uncomfortable, but I think it's a financially sound decision, and I think it will pay off in 12 to 16 months. I'll be tracking finances along the way in terms

I see - Have you tried releasing projects on Kickstarter?