For the variant covers, I’m guessing a beast boy solo project or the tales of the titans series, transformers, fall of X, and supersons or Krypto, or superboy.
Always great to hear what's going on, Ramón! I cannot fathom what it's like living with those wildfires; we had the smoke dip down into the NYC for just one day and it looked like that sandstorm scene from Fury Road. And love the shout-out to Mama Pérez.
You know, as we get older, balancing work and life becomes a funny thing, especially if we see our worth to any appreciable degree in the work we have accomplished. But something you said really rung true to me, about losing oneself in the task they love. That is so, so important, whatever our craft may be. If we can do that, a live in that zone, even for just a few minutes a day, that's a marvelous thing. And it does wonders for the rest of one's waking hours, doesn't it?
Luckily the smoke has only lightly touched my area -- I think NY got it far worse than Ontario. But all in all the ban was brought in as a "shit's already burning we don't need more if it to catch fire!"
And agreed -- it's so hard to find something you love, and be able to do it, whether as a hobby or a living, but it's also important to make sure you don't lose that love of it -- which can happen when it becomes your daily grind. That's where I was for the past few years -- and needed to dig myself out of that deep dark hole.
For the variant covers, I’m guessing a beast boy solo project or the tales of the titans series, transformers, fall of X, and supersons or Krypto, or superboy.
Always great to hear what's going on, Ramón! I cannot fathom what it's like living with those wildfires; we had the smoke dip down into the NYC for just one day and it looked like that sandstorm scene from Fury Road. And love the shout-out to Mama Pérez.
You know, as we get older, balancing work and life becomes a funny thing, especially if we see our worth to any appreciable degree in the work we have accomplished. But something you said really rung true to me, about losing oneself in the task they love. That is so, so important, whatever our craft may be. If we can do that, a live in that zone, even for just a few minutes a day, that's a marvelous thing. And it does wonders for the rest of one's waking hours, doesn't it?
Luckily the smoke has only lightly touched my area -- I think NY got it far worse than Ontario. But all in all the ban was brought in as a "shit's already burning we don't need more if it to catch fire!"
And agreed -- it's so hard to find something you love, and be able to do it, whether as a hobby or a living, but it's also important to make sure you don't lose that love of it -- which can happen when it becomes your daily grind. That's where I was for the past few years -- and needed to dig myself out of that deep dark hole.