Making out: Cho and Ginny.

Fact: I had a little too much fun drawing the lesbian make-out in the first attempt and had to start over.

Type of beer pong being played: Snitch pong.

Just doing a little doodle to commemorate the series that has dominated so much of our collective childhoods. Inspired by this AWESOME MUSIC VIDEO made by my awesome friends.

This is how I think every "Cathy" comic should end. Also, I SWEAR it's how I ended up eating that giant Crumbs cupcake after lunch yesterday. How else? I also drew a bunch of Angler Fish for Different Occasions while at my internship yesterday, probably post later.

This one's really sketchy, still getting used to the tablet after so long of not using it, and since this "comic" was longer I got pretty lazy with it. Oh well, I'll have to figure out how I want panels to look if I do them, but I think I'll pretty much switch to tablet a majority of the time. Whoo. Digital.

More tablet practice. I doodled this beautifully (I swear) at my old internship because I was sore about how my supervisor was always perfectly put together no matter what. She would walk around like some gorgeous model in heels even if she was wearing jeans. Meanwhile, if I make an attempt to look nice I never put enough time aside and come out looking more disheveled than ever. Damn my secret curls, I'm like an Asian Shirley Temple.

I wish this was my life. It would make apartment searching a lot more exciting.

Was watching Doctor Who reruns on BBC America today, and it was the last episode with Sarah Jane Smith, who recently passed away. Aside from the other wonderful things in that episode (K-9, Anthony Stewart Head), the Doctor finally said goodbye. A perfect farewell for perhaps the most famous and beloved companion.

And, for those who don't understand the heaviness of all that Who gibberish:

I gotta get used to writing with the Bamboo tablet again. Pulled its install disks out of a dusty drawer and finally reinstalled them on my laptop. Boy, it's sloppy now, but hopefully good in the long run.

Production companies during the sumer are SO slow. Everyone's gone. Execs, assistants, even interns. Everyone has a summer break except Mia. So, doing nothing all last week lead to the above comic, and this:

Yep.

This is an actual excerpt from a real life conversation I had yesterday. The things that are not real in this strip: I have not worn the same sweater for the last four years, we don't have a water cooler, and if a pretty girl like that talked to me at a party in college I was incapable of stringing together a coherent sentence.