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1: Supersurfer
2: Krombasher
3: Kerrin 01

HM: Buttonman - ROFL!!!

It's a masterpiece, Pete.
And yes, the larger the drawings are, thr clearer deatils will appar when scanned and printed.

A convent(ion) of nuns.  

Hey and welcome!

And here's my entry. Several hours before deadline.

Whoa! That one's awsome!

Excellent news!
I woke up this morning realizing that I have not even started drawing yet and started to worry about when the f... I'd find the time for that. This makes things so much easier!

....Aaaaand it's gone!
The weather of the west coast is fickle and suffers from multiple personalities.
And people complain about the UK weather? Bah!

Seems that your snow was transferred here. It's been falling down all day and strangely enough it hasn't melted away. It's past midnight (here) and I ponder going out and do what some friends in Croydon did the other day and make a snow catpig.

Or I'll just shut up and watch a movie.  

Their website URL is: //http://www.fantasyevents.org/index2.html, and there's some additional info here: //http://downthetubescomics.blogspot.com/2009/01/bristol-comics-expo-news.html. Neither one reveals anything about a bar though, and I've never been there before so I have no idea...

it is for every day. its  the once a month WE buy it for our women folk!

What? That's never happened to me! I guess I'll have to start wreaking more havoc.

Hope that may help.

It does. A lot. Thank you very much!

It's always good to include a short cover letter, just stating who you are, what you've worked in and relevany skills (Any specialist stuff..computer programmes etc)

Ok, then I will do that. Also now I've got a clue of what to include in such a letter.

Hm... ok peterwolf, this might be a really stupid question, but why would one need to include sketches?
If you have finished artwork, it would be assumed that you can make sketches as well, or..?

Whilst we're still at it, I might as well throw in a short question myself:
Except for actual worksamples, do you need to include an artist statement or cover letter?

I am currently updating my portfolio (and working on a "physical" portfolio to show editors that I'll meet, and so on) and was recommended to write an artist statement as well.

just say normal stuff to 'em they're human after all (well, except once a month anyways where i find chocolate is the best language)

Thanks. It's good to be here!