And as far as me, I'm Rafe. I've been around web-comics and their creators for (jeeze) like 13 years now. Been going to cons for that long at least. Have gotten to know and spend time with some wonderful artists/creators like Amber Williams (DMFA, David and Katie Hopkins (Jack) and Albert Temple (Gene Catlow), and have always leaned towards the comics that aren't afraid to take their characters (and readers) to some very dark and very painful places. Two Kinds is definitely one in that group. I guess that when you have characters that you can identify with so easily, being put through such darkness and emotionally draining things, you get taken there with them pain and all, and you can sometimes find out some serious things about yourself.
Otherwise about me, I majored in Computer/Electronics Engineering, Minored in History, seriously studied medieval literature, taught horseback riding, played polo and fenced in college, found work as a broadcast studio engineer, and a writer among other things, and also do restoration work for local museums. Other than web-comics, I like comics and animation in general, and lean toward the anthropomorphic/furry ones. (Speaking as someone into centuries old literature, most people are surprised that serious, adult furry comics and stories - and I'm talking heavy emotions, sex and violence that would fit right in web-comics today - have been around for centuries.) And I also like at least one seriously amazing adult-oriented puppet show:
Anyway, hope I can be of some service (or at least maybe a laugh or two) to you kind folks.
Since you are the second person to day to join that is earning a degree dealing with computers, I will ask the same question. In your pursuit of a degree, what is your favorite part of the field you are studying?
Enjoy your stay
and down the hall is Stryder with the large doors to the forum.
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