'Don't quit the day job' is unkind advice usually given to people who don't look too promising in their current mode of self-expression - however that's exactly what Chaz did last month, and as such he's now firmly ensconced in the first year of an art & design degree course at Dundee.
As a result, work on all FWB-related things has been sporadic, but we still have works (mostly at reduced prices!) for sale in the Black Hole on Victoria Road, 'Mister Frisk' manga t-shirts in Otaku Studio, and potentially more openings and opportunities on the way as Chaz begins the process of networking and establishing local contacts in the comics, art, media and writing fields.
We don't know what could be just around the corner, but we'll definitely be sharing it to these very pages as soon as we find out.
Friday, 23 September 2016
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