Christmas Love
My webcomic about a house of creatives. This originally began with a focus on writers and writing because that’s how I began, but has since expanded to include a picture book illustrator. I haven’t had time to update this strip in years, as you can see, but now that my website is so much easier to update, I plan to start posting new strips. Stay tuned!
You can start from the beginning.
To see a list of strips so far: Will Write For Chocolate Archives.
Apologies for the hiatus. My feeble excuse: I was working on I’M BORED and also learning how to use Photoshop. I finally got around to switching my Will Write For Chocolate template from Corel Painter to Photoshop, which will make it easier for me to update the strip. Thanks to . . .
Apologies for the hiatus. A lot has happened in my life since I last posted. One of the most significant: I got a book deal. I’m illustrating Michael Ian Black’s new picture book, I’M BORED, which is coming out from Simon & Schuster next year. HOW COOL IS THAT? I’ve . . .
I’m actually participating in FOUR creative challenges this month (which prompted my friend Andrew’s comment, which inspired this comic), but there wasn’t room.
Inspired by last night’s #kidlitchat on Twitter.
If you want a daily wordcount challenge with leeway, consider doing the Inkygirl Wordcount Challenge For Writers.
Inspired by this post by @moonrat: Tip for writers: try VERY HARD to let go of the fear of failure; it doesn’t gain you anything. Excellent advice! I’m going to do my best to take this to heart.
From ALA’s page about Banned Books Week: Banned Books Week (BBW) is an annual event celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of the First Amendment. Held during the last week of September, Banned Books Week highlights the benefits of free and open access to information while drawing attention . . .