The Internet's Hot Soup. Artist both comic and martial; Designer of graphics and games; Fellow both complex and nuanced.

Nobody gets into a hobby like putting comics on the web for free and expects it to be a no-cost venture. When Aric and I started Blank It back in 2008, we kept track of every penny we spent and earned, mostly so we could be fair on splitting all costs and earnings 50%/50%. It was going okay when we were printing books and selling T-shirts for a little bit there, but we never recouped costs. The ledger document is frozen at a bit over eleven hundred dollars. Like I said, we never expected to get that money all back... but it's still a goal of mine to know that my projects doesn't just take money as well as time away from our families. That's the whole point of this Patreon.

This is more of a dream of mine than a goal, but for heaven's sake. If I ran a Patreon that ever made this much moolah, I'd definitely put it into printing another book of comics. This time, having some of my classic comics like Lethal Doses and Winter, plus maybe some more crazy stuff I did in my past, like the character designs for cartoon pilots that never got off the ground. I have a library of content in my hard drives and basement shelves that could make for some fun time travel through the last 17 years of my creations. This is a vanity project, I'm sure. But if you guys paid this much to see my stuff, I'd like to make it worth everyone's while.

If you guys make this Patreon worth $500 a month, I'll start putting up weekly Blank It comics, no excuses.

At this level, I'll draw two Blank It comics and a Kaleiope tie-in comic every week. This is entering part-time job territory.

You guys will never get to this level, but I can dream. I'll make you guys a beat-em-up retro adventure video game of Blank It. Multiplayer online canvas insanity. Don't test me. I'll do it.

By the trend started by Scott Santens, I pledge that any income I make from this website beyond $2,110 (that's $1,111 + $333 x 3 kids) means that my basic income needs are being met, and any excess to this will be pledged BACK into other Patreons to support those creators who are doing the same. Right now I already support over a dozen Patreons, but I will share the love across those that are trying to make a living, as much as we can afford. We. Because you're doing it, not me.