So, as you may or may not recall, last August I completed my first big comicking project, Selkie-Boy: Stories of a Cat, which you can read about/read/order a copy/&c. here, on Talent Not Guaranteed.
Well, it took six months, but the zine is now officially an international best seller:
Libby Dean, a great and good friend from the Sequential Artists Workshop community, had been trying to get a hold of a copy ever since it was published, but whether through malice or mishap, somewhere along the chain of custody it disappeared.
It took some doing, but through the combined efforts of the United States Postal Service and the Canada Post Corporation/Société canadienne des postes, the zine finally made its way to the wilds of Nova Scotia and into Libby's hands.
Anyhoo, digital versions of this and all my longer works (new item coming soon!) and be found on my Anyflip page.
And BTW, Libby is a totally cool human who works in the environment, conservation, and community health fields as a researcher and a graphic recorder at meetings. Her graphic representations of meaningful discussions are awesome, as in this excerpt:
Read all about Libby on her website. It's too bad she's 3,541miles away, or I would figure out some collaborations.
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