What a year! I left childrens television behind to enter the world of copywriting for a Communications company I use the term Communications loosely, as they have turned out not to be particularly good at communicating with their staff. I wont mention names here for fear of reprisal, since Im still here until the end of October, but lets just say that despite the payraise, it hasnt been all it was cracked up to be.
And so (he says, starting a sentence with a conjunction bad copywriting), I am leaving the not so wonderful world of corporate copywriting and moving into a big above the line advertising and media agency (way more up my alley). Im so looking forward to doing TV again, and experimenting with other mediums like radio and print, that I could almost PLATZ (Look it up its a South Africanism).
I havent done nearly as much drawing as I would have liked this year, and am not much closer to finishing my comic than I was this time last year. As a working schmoe and a capitalist, the paying work has sadly taken precedence. Honestly, Ive also just been so disenchanted with the day job that theres been a serious lack of motivation. Yes, its no excuse, but its been a difficult year for other reasons as well; ones which my friends are aware of. I shant bore hapless readers here with details though.
Where is whole journal journey leading? Who knows? I just thought it was time for an update. Ill end off with a brief rundown of my plan for 2009:
1.Win awards for great advertising and TV, and build up a killer portfolio.
2.Finish my damn comic already!
3.Submit my damn comic already!
4.Sell lots of comics already!
5.Travel.
6.Find some semblance of normalcy and stability (I wont go into that).
And with that (another conjunction), Ill wish everyone who actually takes the time to read this a Happy festive season and a fantastic New Year since Im unlikely to update this journal before 2009.
Thanks for reading!
(I haven't copy checked this, so please ignore any typos)
Devious Comments
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I spent 90% of my money on women and drink. The rest I wasted - George Best
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I can do anything >;
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