LOL! I’ll have to keep rubber in mind, although I worry I might then squeak in bed. Though I suppose that wouldn’t be so bad, would it

Glad you’re enjoying the cartoons and thank you muchly for the feedback. Mmmmmmmmm-WAH!

Now, about lacy lingerie, I find that rubber keeps me much warmer than little, insubstantial, lacy things–and it can be a lot scarier, too. I’m just sayin’…

I’m with you. The moment they invent lingerie that can keep me warm and toasty even when I’m not actually engaged in intimate activity, then I’ll start wearing the lacy stuff to bed. Until then, it’s flannel all the way!

I always want to know how other writers and artists work. It fascinates me and gives me good ideas about how I could do my own stuff. With art, it’s easier to see what people do, especially with the abundance of tutorial books and magazines out now. Writing? A little harder to get inside another author’s head, but worth it when I can do it.

I have to admit, I read this earlier, and have been giggling for hours, so I wanted to thank you!

I’ve definitely written my share of sexy, nearly nuclear sex scenes while wearing flannel and fuzzy socks!

Hey! It’s winter! The very moment they invent thongs and open-cup bras that still keep you warm in spite of the lack of covering, I’ll write in January wearing just those!

I used to do the cartoons all digitally, using a program called Manga Studio, but it took longer to get them done that way than it does to draw them by hand and then scan them in. It took me a while to figure this out, and to finally stream line the process to the point where I can do one cartoon a week without killing myself. I love Manga Studio, but for various reasons it was not the route to go.

Now photography, yeah I do all that digital. I took a photography course, and did not care to get into making my own prints from film what so ever. I never could get the film wrapped correctly around the little reel before putting it into the developer.