Well fare well.
Indeed we are making some progress here, we are already on the 4th serial of Bandar Pitt and will hold a mission to get at least 12 serials done over 12 hours to put a dent in what there is to be done.
These serials in which we will do, are not drafts but the final thing with some additions and changes to be added in later. I might mention there is a process to get all projects done by the allotted time of eight days, in which much hard bent pressure and manipulation is spent. But doing that will only wipe a one man cell out in the days it would actually take, and its not really possible for one person to complete them all in some days in this manner.
Only by relaxing and taking it easy can such progress be accomplish, but why rush so hard and so fast? I realized the most I am willing to risk is to stay up for one entire day, to finish about 24 serials by peace and taking it easy. And completing one serial a day for 16 days will give the completion of 40 serials in which many of the smaller series have. However, the true maximum that is best to achieve is a square deal of 4 serials a day, 2 in the night and 2 in the day so that differences appear that way.So in an effort, these small 40 serial series can be accomplished in 10 days. A 4 volume series can be expected to then take 20 days. And a volume of 6 can then take 30 days. A volume of eight can take 40 days. The highest amount of days that can be taken is 50 days at the scale of 20 serials per volume. However at the scale of 30 serials per volume( few series have this form), will take about 50 days+ for five volumes. About a 100 days for the full, 10 volume set but none of the 30 serial set series have 10 volumes. So the most a project can take is about 50 days respectively, meaning this project has the potential to span for years causing a problem with doing all the projects in order of another. Because as time goes on more ideals communicate and change the style and atmosphere of thought, this is not only for artists but for every living person. So, we want a schedule in which we can complete the other projects inbetween the projects in the August War. However, it is not that simple as many of these side projects are just variations of the August war but with different themes. Which is why its best to do them in order. But not necessarily when it could take about anywhere from one year and some to 5 years and some to complete the first event that is the August war. This is the dilemma that can be resolved by acquiring new subjects and materials. As well as increasing the amount of serials done in a day to about 24 without flicking much of a wrist. However this will take much time and practice, hence this blog might take longer to close off than previously expected. But we are advancing fast and learning more each day and one day have an apporiarate amount of experience to complete all comics in a small frame of time. But it will take long to distribute the comics at all.
What you should know, that none of the projects are certain to be accomplished at a certain time period but will take least some months to 2 years to complete or either 5 years plus. Meaning that the promise to end the blog will have to wait these 2 years or 7 in total years or else the blog can be ended and moved and placed elsewhere following these same train of thoughts(keeping track of comic project progress). Or the new edition of the blog will cover elements the previous did not and new literature projects, an alternate route or direction the blog could have taken.
I have yet to decide what to do with this blog or the August War in terms of its schedule. Should it take a very long year or should it take only 50 days collectively doing four serials of each series a day? But whatever it is. The blog is done, there is no more drive to continue, there have been few posts between here and september and even august. Which means the blog is in a decline and about to end or be reborn. That's all for this status report.
Jamie Hinte.
These serials in which we will do, are not drafts but the final thing with some additions and changes to be added in later. I might mention there is a process to get all projects done by the allotted time of eight days, in which much hard bent pressure and manipulation is spent. But doing that will only wipe a one man cell out in the days it would actually take, and its not really possible for one person to complete them all in some days in this manner.
Only by relaxing and taking it easy can such progress be accomplish, but why rush so hard and so fast? I realized the most I am willing to risk is to stay up for one entire day, to finish about 24 serials by peace and taking it easy. And completing one serial a day for 16 days will give the completion of 40 serials in which many of the smaller series have. However, the true maximum that is best to achieve is a square deal of 4 serials a day, 2 in the night and 2 in the day so that differences appear that way.So in an effort, these small 40 serial series can be accomplished in 10 days. A 4 volume series can be expected to then take 20 days. And a volume of 6 can then take 30 days. A volume of eight can take 40 days. The highest amount of days that can be taken is 50 days at the scale of 20 serials per volume. However at the scale of 30 serials per volume( few series have this form), will take about 50 days+ for five volumes. About a 100 days for the full, 10 volume set but none of the 30 serial set series have 10 volumes. So the most a project can take is about 50 days respectively, meaning this project has the potential to span for years causing a problem with doing all the projects in order of another. Because as time goes on more ideals communicate and change the style and atmosphere of thought, this is not only for artists but for every living person. So, we want a schedule in which we can complete the other projects inbetween the projects in the August War. However, it is not that simple as many of these side projects are just variations of the August war but with different themes. Which is why its best to do them in order. But not necessarily when it could take about anywhere from one year and some to 5 years and some to complete the first event that is the August war. This is the dilemma that can be resolved by acquiring new subjects and materials. As well as increasing the amount of serials done in a day to about 24 without flicking much of a wrist. However this will take much time and practice, hence this blog might take longer to close off than previously expected. But we are advancing fast and learning more each day and one day have an apporiarate amount of experience to complete all comics in a small frame of time. But it will take long to distribute the comics at all.
What you should know, that none of the projects are certain to be accomplished at a certain time period but will take least some months to 2 years to complete or either 5 years plus. Meaning that the promise to end the blog will have to wait these 2 years or 7 in total years or else the blog can be ended and moved and placed elsewhere following these same train of thoughts(keeping track of comic project progress). Or the new edition of the blog will cover elements the previous did not and new literature projects, an alternate route or direction the blog could have taken.
I have yet to decide what to do with this blog or the August War in terms of its schedule. Should it take a very long year or should it take only 50 days collectively doing four serials of each series a day? But whatever it is. The blog is done, there is no more drive to continue, there have been few posts between here and september and even august. Which means the blog is in a decline and about to end or be reborn. That's all for this status report.
Jamie Hinte.
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