Bryan Hitch

continuing my binge of Galactica. S 3 now. Bloody hell this is a hell of a show. benchmark TV.

thanks Marc

I get that. My five boys are 15-30 so it's not as attention heavy these days at all. Plus I'm not writing, lettering or colouring. I like the rapid turnaround so it keeps my energy high. If I was doing every page several times I worry I'd stagnate.

no. It's rarely necessary as he either seems to know exactly what I want or has something better. I just trust him.

Didn't really hit me until the last 6 years or so. What I did was shift focus into just completing within whatever time I set and trusting to experience and skill. Then when that became habit, improvement built from that became natural but always delivering on any schedule I needed.

TO be fair, it's a little of a day and nearly 40 years...

Drew that in just over a day...

Variant cover for Sisterhood issue 5. If you've missed it, a collection of the series and Devour by Maytal and Leila will be coming soon. They make a terrific team and very well worth your dimes.

Been rewatching the 200o's Galactica again. Damn good show.

new home and link to the gallery for the bespoke pieces I've created for sale. I'll be adding more new work as I go and a commission list is now open. Contact bill@comiartfans.com if you want to place an order!
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Guess what?
Buyers are picking up copies of key characters of @ghostmachinepro.bsky.social as a result of the Redcoat development.

I've seen sales for folks from Geiger, Rook, and Redcoat this week just to name a few.

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kicked off the morning with Christopher Tin's The Drop That Contained The Sea.

Tonight is definitely a Dvorak 8 evening. Colin Davis and the LSO. 1998/9 (was there for this recording and 'twas a lovely evening rounded off with a joyous Mozart piano concerto payed by Alfred Brendel.)

we've certainly talked about it in due course.

there's a ton of newly created original art from me available for purchase at the link below. I'll be adding to this continuously and there's a commission list now open for new pieces too. Please do check it out. www.comicartfans.com/comicartlive...

Definitely a Tchaikovsky 5 day today.

Going to the printers next week...

Redcoat issue 15 came out this week... Hope every single person in the world bought a copy...

Comic Art LIVE 12 | Bryan Hitch Talk & Art Sale Bryan Hitch returns to the CAF+ YouTube channel with a new art drop filled with commission style pieces from titles he's worked on in the past, including Superman, Batman, Big Barda, Spider-Man, Medus...

Join me live on Saturday at 3pm EST/8pm GMT for talk, a new line of available and upcoming brand new bespoke art for sale and where we'll also be opening up a new line for commissions www.youtube.com/live/KmZ1Ek0...

Thanks Joe. I don't exaggerate when I say the best is still to come in the next 86 issues or so...!

Has anyone thought of doing a sequel to Dan Dare set further on in the future with his daughter or granddaughter, Danielle (Danni) Dare picking up the heroics in a post Dare vs Mekon world?

Redcoat Volume 2 is in stores right now. Catch up with your favourite British rogue and his co-creation (with Geoff Johns), Simon Pure!

Impossible to answer. But the best live experience I had was a performance of Bruckner 7 about 15 years ago. I'm still moved to tears by even the memory of it.

music that was absolutely foundational to me in my first 20 years: Tubular Bells, Jeff Wayne's War of the World's, Star Wars, SUPERMAN, Marriage of Figaro, Mahler 5, Beethoven 3, 5, 7 and 9; Harmonium, Vaughn Williams 5, Elgar 1, Sibelius 7, Bohemian Rhapsody, Berlioz' Te Deum, Dvorak 8. Walton 1.

Another newly created piece for next month's CAF art sale. Details soon

Another couple of the pieces I did for the up coming art sale. Details soon.

It's more seat of the pants usually.

I actually think I could do two books a month solidly but I couldn't write or co-plot and I'd likely want to do all 24 covers over the first three weeks then just do the issues with planned breaks. I'm certain I could do it but it's rarely the sort of industry where stuff can be that organised.

I can't do two jobs simultaneously. I can uni-focus very well and am pretty fast, especially when I get into something but that's why I can't do more than one thing at a time. I need that deep focus to get a thing done. I could do two books a month but only one after the other, not a page each a day

Been exploring Amsterdam the last few days. One of the nicest cities I've been to. Could live here.