On a particularly boring Wednesday on the 8th day of February, I started the blog with my first blogpost. The next post I wrote began the ironic adventure of the Super Rooster comic, where I explained the five different versions of the comic series, and that I had started my sixth, and what I hoped would be my last, attempt.
Soon after that, I started Rabbit and Robot, the nutty improvised webcomic of mammals, robots, rock monsters, and nature spirits. I had a lot of fun making up the story as I went along.
In came Spring, and I started adding more content to the blog. I made a few posts of some of my older comics, and I started doing random sketches. I got a Twitter account (which as of yesterday has 10 followers). And then I came across my "due date" for the Super Rooster script, but I was only a third finished. So I bumped up the date (for the first of many, many times).
I had my friend Joey Han draw a Rabbit and Robot page, which took the story to an interesting turn. I changed my Super Rooster plans and started a different story. I entered Summer, and between camps managed to keep drawing comics, and I got a deviantART account that I never use.
Autumn came, and I was pretty sick of drawing Rabbit and Robot, so I ended it with an "epic finale" (though I have a strange urge to continue it...). Sometime after, I finally realized that I was never going to finish that Super Rooster Sampler, and I ended the project altogether, adding a pathetic sixth attempt to my list.
But ending these two projects cleared up my plate, and I started thinking of a new webcomic idea. I was careful that time, and only said that I hoped to release it in November, which obviously didn't happen. Then came December, and I wrote about a game Zack Wright and I made up, and I drew some holiday pictures, and I started writing an end-of-the-year post describing the whole year even though there isn't a soul in the world who would care, and realized that I had reached the end of the story.
So, I hoped you enjoyed all of that nonsense, and I look forward to the coming year. I think my resolution will be to "never tell you people about things until those things ready to be published." Happy New Year, everyone!
Oh, yeah - as it's the end of the year, here are the seasonal blog headers of 2012:
