"Oh, how we danced and we swallowed the night, for it was all ripe for dreaming."

[greygirlbeast]

Currently, it's cloudy as fuck all and 43˚F here in Woodstock. Tomorrow, I have to be in Manhattan, only for a few hours, and it's going to be colder and windy as hell. It's going to be windy as hell here, too, but here I can huddle in the cabin like a frightened rabbit and wait for the wendigo to pass me by. In Manhattan, I'll have to think of

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[numisma]

I love the gritty contrast and the brush strokes of ink in this. Very much looking forward to seeing more of his work, both here and in the official releases.

Daniel Warren Johnson

[ext_1285666]

Caitlin, it looks as if you have a great fit for the comic (graphic novel) this time.

I hope your reading goes well--I know it will, actually, because I've listened, attended a few of your readings.

Alas, because I live in Massachusetts, I won't be going to New York. Break a lip! Well, you know.

[lunapalma]

The pen-and-ink work on the Seraph is exquisite! But I agree that Tom Sawyer isn't the right look for Dancy.

Thanks for posting the Muppets video. Always makes me laugh (and want a Guinness).

[everville340]

Thanks for the preview of Daniel Warren Johnson's art for Alabaster: The Good, the Bad, and the Bird. His seraph has invigorated my excitement for the mini-series. May the wind be kind (or at least tolerable) in Manhattan.

[harrietbrown]

I loved that Danny Boy video. Put a bright spot in my day!

I like the Seraph. She reminds me a little of the lead female character in "Penny Dreadful," Vanessa.