That was absolutely BRILLIANT! I loved it and so many levels!

1. I can relate to spending all day at home and getting distacted - happened to me when I was studying for 2 years
2. I love the fact that it is like a little love story about your life and your life with hubby
3. the drawings are such cute and the text is brilliant
4. Did I say I loved it? :-)

ah your hourly comic day comic rocks

wow, wow
Completely great and amazing :D
Is so cool how you also can enjoy things and traspose them really in an enjoyful and bright hearted way!

You are great!

CIao

Awesome, Sarah. Just awesome. Loved every panel, each one so utterly honest and relevant to us who work on creative endeavors out of the home. Ever so happy and honored to have made it into an hour-very cool, it was the best hour I had all day (your wine swilling hour might have been your favorite). Love you loads. You are incredibly talented and observant and just plain WONDERFUL. XO Laura

Hey Sarah - Loved your comic. I felt like I was there in true life. Your work is so creative and I will always be one of your favorite fans!!!!! ~KIM

This is so great Sarah! It's neat to see another Freelancer's daily schedule. I like how you got out of the house early on and did some sketching. I need to do more of that.

Anyways, thanks for sharing and great job!

Don't forget ! (i am shameless)

Nice work, by the way!

So I see! Did you put hurfadurf on your friends list? (that's where all my art stuff is.)

This is wonderful. I should comment more, but I always feel boring, because all I ever want to do is say, "wow! amazing! splendid!" or something along those lines. I really love your work, Sarah!

This is really delightful! So detailed and well-drawn, right to the end. My favourite panel is the last one on the 8:30pm section, haha!

That was great, thanks for sharing your day.

very cute! thanks for helping me procrastinate from doing chem homework :-P
~Nessa

I simply love your style. It's really beautiful work, Sarah!

Sarah, delightful work capturing your day. I could harly wait to check your blog again after you posted your first three hours. I appreciate actually seeing -- and realize what you are hearing --from your drawing table window -- Wow, what noise! The bicycle ride over the cobbles rocks. Is the Scholastic syndication for real? I love all the detail you draw in as well as your changing moods you capture and convey. Thanks for meeting the challenge and posting your work.

yes! awesomely done! awwweeeesssooooommmeee

I honestly have no explanation for pinkle. at all.

Brilliant! Really loved it - the drawings, the daily distractions - great!

Kati

I love all I've seen of your work online and this is just great Sarah - I'm full of admiration! I love how you can squeeze so much out of a day into page. My only problem is I'm hooked. Now I want to read a year in the life of a London illustrator! Maybe you could get it published by a French comic book publishers like L'Association? London's an exotic subject from here in France... I can just see you signing books at Montreuil and Angoulême...
Anyway look forward to coffee with you and Candy in a couple of weeks!
Your big fan from scbwi across the channel!
Bridget
http://www.bridgetstrevens.com

So glad that it's not only us writers who procrastinate all day! (And here I am, doing this instead of writing . . .)

Hey Sarah,

I don't read comics much, but I'm willing to bet there's never been one before that captures procrastination so well. (I keep meaning to look that word up. Maybe tomorrow, when I'll be near the dictionary).
Well done!

What was the project that took you to the Maritime Museum? One of my favourite places in London - especially if you go by boat from Westminster.

Stephen Potts

You do this so well. Really enjoyed it!

Candy

Terrific! I really like the cobblestones bit.