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Granted, I haven’t drawn too many cute things. This is a quizzical raccoon from Freewheel, Chapter Five. He is quite tiny on the actual page but here he is blown up for your enjoyment.

The Freewheel: Volume One Fundraising Campout has just a little over a week left to raise $868! If you were thinking about contributing, now’s the time! The more money I raise, the less I have to go into debt over this book, and if you don’t think $868 is a lot of money, well… you obviously have a day job, haha.

Today I finally deleted my MySpace profile. I never log in anymore unless someone sends me a message, and the whole process of getting to my messages involves clicking on so many things as compared to simply checking my email that it just got too annoying to bother anymore. Also, I have a tendency to forget to reply to messages on MySpace because I’m not constantly looking at my MySpace inbox all day like I am my email.

Anyway, apologies if you really love the stupid thing for some reason but really, if you need to get in touch with me, email me. It is quite literally the only way to contact me that I am probably not going to forget to reply to. liz (at) lizbaillie (dot) com.

There are a multitude of other ways to keep up with my goings-on or to get in touch with me. Here are those things:

lizbaillie.com (has an RSS feed for easy following)

Freewheel (also has an RSS feed for easy following)

Twitter (@replies always get read and if it’s a question I always answer it)

Facebook fan page (for general comics-related updates on all my projects)

LiveJournal (yes, people still use those)

And once again, my email address is liz (at) lizbaillie (dot) com. All other methods of communication are likely to be forgotten about.

I don’t mean to sound jerky, I don’t know why I hate MySpace so much. Maybe it’s the terrible layout and general worthlessness of the thing. Who can say?

Hey everybody! So as you may already know, I’ve been serializing Freewheel on the web every Tuesday and Thursday since November 2009. Well, I realized that since I have such a massive buffer of pages already drawn (several months’ worth) and being that the story is very long and intricate, it would be much better served by switching to a Monday/Wednesday/Friday schedule, which means it starts TODAY! Woo hoo! So now Freewheel will be updating on a much more regular 3x a week schedule. I think it’s definitely a much better way for me to do it.

Also, the Freewheel: Volume One Fundraising Campout is still going on to raise money to cover the printing costs of Freewheel: Volume One. As I type this, we’ve only got a meager $888 left to raise before it’s 100% funded, so if you’ve been thinking about contributing, now’s the time! You only have three weeks left, so get on it! The Campout ends March 1st!

Remember – all Level 2 and above contributors will receive Freewheel: Volume One MONTHS before it goes up for sale online, and will contain several chapters ahead of what’s posted online right now. If you don’t get the book through the Campout, you’ll have to wait!

Anyway, here’s where funding’s at right now. SO CLOSE I CAN TASTE IT!

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