I've been thinking about doing a web comic.  I've thought up several characters, gotten a rough idea of the background of the area, and I've started thinking of plot threads.  I've began looking at registering a domain name, where to have it hosted, and about costs.  I've also started thinking about website design.  There have been a few things that have been holding me back.

The one obstacle looming largest over my plan is that I am not a great artist... far from it.  Seriously, have you seen or ?

Yup...  my best efforts to date have been when I'm either doodling or really working for it.  Take a look at .  On one side, sits a doodle.  On the side an endeavor crafted of several hours of effort in trail and error.  I look at this and I'm proud of the sheer amount of effort I put into that work.  Albert Einstein said ,"Genius is 1% talent and 99% percent hard work...".  It's not just some cliché.

Earlier this morning I was doing some market research (technical term for browsing other web comics and information about how to host a web comic) and I found these you tube videos of Howard Tayler, one of my favorites, doing a key note speech...  And I wanted to note it down here for anyone reading this (including myself) to find.  

Pt 1 (of 4) Howard Tayler: Talent? Who needs Talent?
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It's WELL worth the watch.

As for my comic...  Well, it probably won't be today, but I will post something related to it today...  so keep your eyes posted.