Sneak Peak #4
Why is this ALT screaming?
Find out in Life After the B.O.E. the Book! Coming very very soon!
Hint: It’s something most of us did 😉
Sneak Peak #3
Here’s a panel from a brand new comic, just for Life After the B.O.E. the Book.
What will archeologists in the distant future discover about the JET Programme? Find out in Life After the B.O.E. the Book, coming soon!
Sneak Peak #2
A comparison of the original and book version of After JET
Sneak Peak #1
A number of the older Life After the B.O.E. comics are being redone for the book.
The 3rd comic, Gaijin, is one of those comics.
Here’s an image comparing the original to the book version:
Come back soon for more sneak peaks!
Hey, What Happened to the Comic?
Hi everyone!
Don’t worry, all the comics are still here. Just click on the “Read the Comics” link on the top menu, or use the “Previous Comics” drop-down menu on the left side.
The reason for moving the comics off the front page is so that I can post updates to the book and give you guys sneak peaks without having to scroll to the bottom of the page.
Speaking of updates and sneak peaks, I’ll be posting one on Monday, August 22nd!
Stay tuned!
-David
Life After the B.O.E. – The Book
More information will be posted at the end of July.
Stay tuned.
JET Streams 2011
My illustration “Always” appears in the 2011 edition of JET Streams, the CLAIR publication with stories, essays, and photos by JET alumni and JETAA International news.
JET Streams 2011 is now available for download from the JET Programme homepage.
Anne Sumner’s New Album
My dear friend and fellow Aomori-ken JET, singer-songwriter Anne Sumner has just released her second album, Stating The Obvious.
Anne is a singer-songwriter based in London, UK. Raised in a musical home, she started writing songs about three years ago, and released her first album in the autumn of 2009.
Stating The Obvious, her second album features a mixture of piano ballads, laid-back acoustic songs and a bit of pop, expressing direct messages and accessible emotions (hence the title).
The album’s theme is that no matter how shy you are, everyone has the right to make their feelings known and tell the truth as they see it – and that often, in relationships, a lot of really obvious things are better said than left unsaid.
Check out her music at http://www.annesumnermusic.com/
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