Pinball.


November 6, 2008

I went down to the Alternative Press Expo last weekend to keep “Freedom” in the air. Having still not finished the first issue, I had Portland’s own Pinball Publishing print out a couple of showcards, some postcards and a poster for promotional purposes. These guys did a truly remarkable job, and even go it done a day early.

I still have a bunch of cards and posters left over from the show. I can send out showcards and postcards for free, so if there are some that tickle your fancy shoot me an email with which ones you want and your address and I’ll send them out to ya. If it is a poster you’d like, they’re a bit spendier to produce and ship, but I think 5$ should cover it. I can do paypal via email or simply a check or cash by snail mail.

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Freedom isn’t Free.


October 24, 2008

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Bullshit.


October 15, 2008

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Ladies of the Revolution.


October 14, 2008

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Franklin.


October 10, 2008

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Seen spread across the walls of Boston in 1778


October 9, 2008

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A sadness has been upon me.


October 5, 2008

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This is a rough post for me. I’ve been putting it off for a a while, and haven’t been able to post anything else in the meantime, partly because I needed to do this one first, partly because for a little while, I simply couldn’t do anything.

My dog suddenly had to be put to sleep, is the simple statement. The not so simple part is trying to explain how she was like my child. She was most certainly the closest thing I’ve ever had to an actual child. The page below goes into it a little bit, written right in the thickness of the hurt. It is not pleasant.

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She was put to sleep on the 28th of August, and thankfully the pain has lessened since then. But my home is still empty, and once or twice a day I’ll have a vivid flash of her last moments that stings like it had been yesterday.

But I can’t help but be thankful for having her in my life, as short as that time was. I raised her from a 6 week old ball of fuzz, climbed mountains with her, drove across country with her on my lap, went swimming in distant rivers, and spent countless hours simply offering each other completely selfless, unconditional love. She will be sorely missed by anyone in this world lucky enough to have crossed her path.

So for those who want to bask in the glory that is Savannah, here is a chronological photo show of some of the moments we’ve shared.

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And there she is. Should you like to see some of the drawings of my late dog-daughter, click here. Otherwise, I hope to be getting back to the posting of more drawings very soon.

Completely Random.


August 25, 2008

Absolutely zero thought put into composition, meaning, or aesthetics, guaranteed.

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More Freedom pencils.


August 24, 2008

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Too hot to be a dog.


August 23, 2008

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© Seamus Heffernan