New LETTERS Schedule
Greetings and salutations!
This is not a full newsletter. I’m currently out of town and do a more comprehensive post when I get back. I do, however, have one big announcement that couldn’t wait.
As anyone keeping up with my posts will know, the deadline for completing the inks for The Letters of the Devil II is 8/1. I have been concerned that I would miss that deadline, but I have been unwilling to push things back. There was already buffer time built into the schedule, and I figured it would be better to miss by a few days and adjust the schedule once I knew what the damage would actually be.
Unfortunately, life caught up with me the last few weeks. In a good way, thankfully, but my work did get significantly held up. As a result, I find myself having to release an updated schedule.
To put it simply, I have pushed Inking and Penciling back a month. Since I am also going to be working on assembly as I go, I have reduced the Post-Production working window to 15 days.
This also means that the final date of completion is unchanged. I still intend to finish the book by 12/1/2019, or at least to give it my best effort. I really want to finish this book before the end of the year, and I won’t throw that towel in until I absolutely have to.
I hate pushing back deadlines, but I’d rather give you all a good product late than a subpar one on time. Thank you all for your support, for holding me accountable, and for just being awesome.
Rock on, guys, and never stop drawing.
This is not a full newsletter. I’m currently out of town and do a more comprehensive post when I get back. I do, however, have one big announcement that couldn’t wait.
As anyone keeping up with my posts will know, the deadline for completing the inks for The Letters of the Devil II is 8/1. I have been concerned that I would miss that deadline, but I have been unwilling to push things back. There was already buffer time built into the schedule, and I figured it would be better to miss by a few days and adjust the schedule once I knew what the damage would actually be.
Unfortunately, life caught up with me the last few weeks. In a good way, thankfully, but my work did get significantly held up. As a result, I find myself having to release an updated schedule.
To put it simply, I have pushed Inking and Penciling back a month. Since I am also going to be working on assembly as I go, I have reduced the Post-Production working window to 15 days.This also means that the final date of completion is unchanged. I still intend to finish the book by 12/1/2019, or at least to give it my best effort. I really want to finish this book before the end of the year, and I won’t throw that towel in until I absolutely have to.
I hate pushing back deadlines, but I’d rather give you all a good product late than a subpar one on time. Thank you all for your support, for holding me accountable, and for just being awesome.
Rock on, guys, and never stop drawing.
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