
Well, folks, we made it.
After listening to a GPS that seemed to want to send us first to Detroit, then, possibly, McMurdo Station, we arrived in time to set up and hang out with other established artists.
And I got a picture taken with Edward James Olmos, which was pretty damn cool.
Also, I got to talk with Gary Friedrich, the creator of Ghost Rider, which was weird since I did a brief report on him for a class last semester.
Today, we are busy. And by busy, I mean that we're sitting behind this table, cracking wise with Sterling Clark, who has just been inducted in the African American Heritage Museum in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He's been in the game for quite a while, and has been quite gracious in giving advice and encouragement.
This is fun, folks. This is a great business. Where else can you go, what other industry is there, where the competition is on your side, and the fans are so gracious?
Stay tuned!
-- Sam
-- Sam
0 comments:
Post a Comment