Twitter? is it worth it?Signed up on twitter- I do facebook as well, since we live in a techno society and people do want to know what each other is up to, I think. So here i am - look for travsthebean I guess on twitter (though is twitter really worth it?) or just travis hanson on facebook and say hi. I still post though most of my art and such here and on panelflow.com.
Also issue 2 news on the way
Anyways that's all for the moment- trav
New Items Online at [link] beanleafpress.com
A new comic about bean. Issue one is out and on sale today!
Issue 1, 40 pages, b/w comic price $4.75
(I will do a special sketch on the inside cover for anyone that wants one.)
The story moves on panel flow-(a great place to host comics)
you can check out the comic updates here [link]
also if you want to read the novels you can get them here [link]
Artistic
and issue 3 is a 1/3 rd done
Devious Comments
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zumfaerie
wisdom comes with an open mind
if you love something let it go, if it was meant to be....
I'm on too many sites already. Don't need another one.
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"I Ink, Therefore, I Am."
A member of the Loreena McKennitt Club.
My two cents, anyway.
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I dont think the auction my art was just in would be such a success if it wasnt for my twitter promotion.
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I also find the Twitter character limit TOO short. It's basically Facebook status updates on steroids. I use Facebook, but I don't even log on that much. From some of the updates and stuff I see people doing on Facebook, it's obvious that they spend WAY too much time on it... WAY too much time on it, doing meaningless things. On the other hand, Facebook IS a great networking tool.
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Victory not Vengeance
plus like you said, it's fun to see what people are up to. i just like reading that there are alot of other people who spent the whole day drawing as well. basking in the pain... i mean awesomeness
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