I was just wanting to say that after drawing (over) 100 strips for 378 it had been my first proper comic book experience for a while, that is when it was first started just over a year ago.

Since then I'd like to think that the art style has changed alot for the better, everyones become more established as characters. To an extent my skills as an artist have improved as well both in technique and laying out of panels. The scripts have gotten progressively stranger and random, which is what makes life more interesting....and of course harder to draw.

I'm saying all this because its too easy to get discouraged when drawing a webcomic, its not about instant success because thats just not going to happen. Its hard to be successful at webcomics because its so easy for everyone else to do it at the same time. What is unique is having a passion for doing something you enjoy. I enjoy drawing 378 and hope to continue doing it for at least another year.

What really keeps us all going is looking at the number of views on each strip and the comments you guys leave us, so we'd like to thank you for supporting us.

On a slight side note I'd like to add that the new Ragnarok Podcast is now online here: www.ragnarokradio.blogspot.com A mix of heavy metal every month! m/

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