MilkyWayDancer

So it looks like my comics are going to be an in between semesters project. Hopefully a few will pop up in the spring, but I'll be mostly focusing on the stupid amount of art classes I'm taking. We'll see how four studios and one art history treat me in the coming months. It's been pretty easy to get comics done on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday schedule (more or less). I've become a shut-in due to having mono since the end of December. I took advantage of that and swore to work on my comic-ing abilities. Compared to the summer, I'd say they've gotten a little better. Both from an art and writing aspect. The writing improvement is thanks to my

Welp.  Since i've been pretty irregular with my updating, not sticking to the Tues./Fri. like I wanted, and because my social life has been severely neglected since I've started doing this, I have decided to only update once a week.  This is where all my adoring fans boo and cheer for more, but alas, that's another thing that's lacking.  And the second reason why I'm slowing down the updates.  For a few of my comics, I've sacrificed quality and chance to experiment for getting it submitted at a reasonable time.  I'm still exploring my way around drawing comics and trying to get better and I need more time to do so.  Soooo there! I hope for a

The name's Allison Murphy.  I'm an 18-year old artist, fresh off her freshman year at SUNY Purchase College, where I'm studying visual arts with a concentration in Graphic Design and Printmaking.  Currently residing at my home on Long Island with my parents and siblings, I've decided to finally start the webcomic that I've been wanting to start for a little over a year.  I may not be the best cartoonist.  Heck, I've never really drawn cartoons other than doodles, but i want to get better and decided to dive right into making an auto-biographical comic.  My style will likely change, i'm trying out materials, pen tips, and techniques, and i'm p