This comic was finished just hours before it was posted. Normally, I get things done at least a week in advance. Patrons get to see it early, I get to set things up to post later and things can run fairly smooth (even when I'm not on the ball with what to write for these newsposts). The past few days have been... wet. More so than I like when it comes to working.

At times like these, the paper I draw the comic on gets kinda' puffy and prone to having fibers lift when I'm inking when it hits a certain humidity. Makes working slow to a crawl while I figure out when the driest times to work are. Not exactly the best for working against a deadline. -.-

Add to this the next story bit needing extras like stuff for new locations, a couple of brand new characters and some other non-Biff stuff that'll take some time... it just makes sense to hold off on posting for a bit while I get things done.

How long? Well... I'm going to take August off from posting strips to get things done. This doesn't mean complete radio silence from me, though. I'll continue my undying need to share stuff like the pencils for the strip over on my Patreon. I'll also drop an update or two here as things progress.

For the folks wondering why I don't just run an air conditioner or a dehumidifier: Short answer is I can't. Longer answer is I Do have an air conditioner that I've used in the past but the wiring situation in the place I'm at is very old and very stressed. Adding an air conditioner has and will pop the fuse. As much as I'd like to get some steps in, it's not so fun running down two flights of stairs to my basement every hour or so - often in the middle of the night - to reset things in the fuse box. I say this 'cause I've tried it in the past and it always ends with me either barely using it or simply unplugging it and putting it away (as is the case right now).

I'm off to set up the first strip of the next story bit and maybe grab some ice cream. And stretch. And maybe take a quick late night shower 'cause I can feel the humidity rising and I'm not really down for dealing with it.

Remember: Stay Safe. Wear a Mask. Get vaccinated if you can. Get a booster if you're already good on all that. And remember to keep your head up.

'Till next time! = )