I remember when this was supposed to be what a nerd looked like. This is what Comic Con was supposed to be full of.
But that's not what I found there. Oh no. I realized that any hope I had of clinging to my scraps of self-esteem was delusional. Never has my masculinity been more threatened than it was at Comic Con. It went something like this:
So then I'd be like...
and they'd be like...
Man it sucked. They took time to point out specific things I needed to work on, were full of encouragement, were generous with their time, and they were all unreasonably talented. I'm very much none of those things. I assumed that after Comic Con I'd want to go home and really hit the drawing board full of inspiration, but really all I wanted to do afterward was go home and work out.
17 comments:
Nice, man, I like this a lot. :)
MB.
hilarious post :)
I understand you!
great blog.
hahaha, this is amazing! We must speak on this more! I want details :P
HAHAHHAHAHA...true yeah I need to hit the steel again too dude if I want to get a job anywhere.
Ha ha! That's hilarious!
HAHAHAHA. I wish I was at that comic con! The last convention I went to in Seattle was nothing but an ocean of large, sweaty men that I had to slide between. Now THAT is inspirational.
Lol..very funny:)
Thanks for the kind words everyone!
Octavio - I thought you'd get a laugh out of it
Haha! Man, if the guys look like this then I need to go to comic-con ;)
I believe everything you just said. I thought they were scrawny dorks like us...
HAHA!!! That's pretty awesome man, had me rollin!
Man you tell the story perfectly. I totally feel for you.
ha ha,your lack of self-esteem is truly puzzling, you do amazing work guy. glad to know that there are still great art coming out of the metro/dc area.
thats amazing, i love it.
-A
HAHA Wow this is brilliant! Laughed so hard
lmao so good ;D
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