![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
I have resigned myself to my current situation, which more or less means I'm in the work-work-nothing-but-work mindset now. :P Yet here I am, typing a blog entry.
To bring everyone up to date on work, here's what's going on. I have script for Clay 11.1, so I began that yesterday. With Honey, I'm nearing the end of volume 3, which means facing those horrid omake pages. >< This volume is ending in a sad note... Honey begins serialization in Shojo Beat with the September issue!!! Everyone, please check it out! XD Naruto vol 29 is progressing, I'm about a third of the way through. Now that Clay is here, I've lowered my Naruto daily quota to three pages a day, while everyone else is still at four. Since I was sent the script so early, and have already lettered so much, I can still finish Naruto before I leave for the West Coast at this slower pace. I'm 3/5ths of the way through Skip vol 11, and thankfully the 2nd half has a minimum of difficult pages. With Clay here, that's a good thing. Particularly since the first two Clay chapters are all fight scene. Joy. (And Clare...what is going on with you?!?? I'm scared!!! D= ) Nana's last chapter for the magazine is now out, at least for subscribers, in the August issue. I babbled all about it on my super-spoilery post to the Shojo Beat comm.
In the good-bye article for Nana, they printed my short little message about the series in a neat way: they made it look like a post-card. They even included the post-mark stamp with the correct city on it! My last name isn't very common, and I'm in the phone book, so it wouldn't take much effortfor an obsessive stalker to track me down. I doubt anything will happen, but it will be interesting to wait.
And I can begin lettering Nana vol 13 any day now. It's a month sooner than I expected, and I admit I'd hoped to finish Naruto before beginning Nana. Now I have to decide. I foresee much numbers-crunching and work-pace calculating in my future. So for the moment, no more goo. Though I might revert to goo status for a while after I factor Nana back into the equation. Not to mention my one-shot title in September. Wheeeee! But for now, work calls. Haiiiiiiiiiii.
To bring everyone up to date on work, here's what's going on. I have script for Clay 11.1, so I began that yesterday. With Honey, I'm nearing the end of volume 3, which means facing those horrid omake pages. >< This volume is ending in a sad note... Honey begins serialization in Shojo Beat with the September issue!!! Everyone, please check it out! XD Naruto vol 29 is progressing, I'm about a third of the way through. Now that Clay is here, I've lowered my Naruto daily quota to three pages a day, while everyone else is still at four. Since I was sent the script so early, and have already lettered so much, I can still finish Naruto before I leave for the West Coast at this slower pace. I'm 3/5ths of the way through Skip vol 11, and thankfully the 2nd half has a minimum of difficult pages. With Clay here, that's a good thing. Particularly since the first two Clay chapters are all fight scene. Joy. (And Clare...what is going on with you?!?? I'm scared!!! D= ) Nana's last chapter for the magazine is now out, at least for subscribers, in the August issue. I babbled all about it on my super-spoilery post to the Shojo Beat comm.
In the good-bye article for Nana, they printed my short little message about the series in a neat way: they made it look like a post-card. They even included the post-mark stamp with the correct city on it! My last name isn't very common, and I'm in the phone book, so it wouldn't take much effort
And I can begin lettering Nana vol 13 any day now. It's a month sooner than I expected, and I admit I'd hoped to finish Naruto before beginning Nana. Now I have to decide. I foresee much numbers-crunching and work-pace calculating in my future. So for the moment, no more goo. Though I might revert to goo status for a while after I factor Nana back into the equation. Not to mention my one-shot title in September. Wheeeee! But for now, work calls. Haiiiiiiiiiii.
