A Time for Ré-Branding – Welcome to Studio Catch!
Welcome to Studio CATCH! Thank you for visiting and please update your bookmarks!
If you’d like to know where and why this all came about, here is my last post from my previous blog – “Régi’s Blog”:
Welcome to Studio CATCH! Thank you for visiting and please update your bookmarks!
If you’d like to know where and why this all came about, here is my last post from my previous blog – “Régi’s Blog”:
Ah, yes, the drama continues in chapter 4, and in my life as well! Making comics is hard! But incredibly gratifying as well. But, there is also time, and jobs, and life that get in the way (or is it the other way around…) Anyway, enjoy a sneak preview of the jam-packed Chapter 4 of “Hockey, Love, and GUTS!” Expect to see a full release of the chapter in early 2010, since this time the page count goes all the way to 27! YEAH! Unfortunately, I haven’t gotten much faster at writing and drawing, but maybe the wait will be worth it. I also have better plans to release it, with a proper website for it in the future, so hopefully that will come with the release of the next chapter or soon after that.
Wow, it’s been almost a month since the last update. I wish I could have an excuse and say a lot has been going on, but the truth is, it really hasn’t. I’m still unemployed, but freelancing, which doesn’t exactly pay the bills, but also helps me stay sane. On a positive note, I have been working on personal projects (mainly on my comic “Hockey, Love, & GUTS!” but I’ll leave the talk about that on my next post) most of which are too personal to discuss here… for now. But, here’s what I can discuss: I’m making new friends and seeing old friends again, and that in and of itself is enough to say thanks to. So here are a few sketches of real and imaginary people, and I’ll let you decide which is which… 😉
So a while ago a film critic sent me an email interview about my film which screened at the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF 2009), but it’s been almost a month since and I haven’t heard from him and chances are, that interview won’t be published. But, I figured I own the copyright to my answers to his questions, so I’ll omit the questions, and you can figure out what the question was. I feel it’s a pretty good collection of thoughts about “Her Lion’s Jump” and I had a good time positively reminiscing about my work to someone else… so see it here and then scroll down to learn more about the film:
Her Lion’s Jump from Régis Camargo on Vimeo.