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A Loop Closed Herge Exhibit. Heres a neat story. Where In The Usa Is Carmen Sandiego 1996. So, back when I was just 1. I visited Europe. I did the backpack thing for a couple of months. It was great Anyway, I visited Belgium and found myself one afternoon sitting on the steps of a big, important looking building in a majestic courtyard, sketching a church spire across the way. The spire was all covered in scaffolding, undergoing repairs. It looked really neat, so I spent an hour or so trying to draw it. I still have that picture stashed away somewhere. Anyway, after an hour of drawing, I packed up my things and left. A week later, I was in Spain and a fellow hostel traveler was leafing through my sketchbook. He saw the scaffolding tower drawing Id done, recognized it and reacted with delight. Oh he said. You were in Belgium at the Herge museum Cool. I blinked. I was. Wait. Herge The artist who drew Tin Tin Theres a museum. Yeah Herge is a national treasureThat museum is famous. The tower you drew is right in front of it. What Didnt you know Did you not visit the museum. He was astonished. So was I. But., he struggled to grasp the enormity of the thing, you just spent the last fifteen minutes telling me how much youre into comics. How much you want to draw them for a living. Why would you fly all the way from Canada, go to Belgium, and then not visit the Herge museumHes arguably the most popular cartoonist of all time. Ive thought over that question often and have come to the conclusion that theres really no good answer, and Ive felt foolish about it pretty much ever since, though I do somewhat enjoy the weird irony of having sat on Herges front steps to engage in cartooning without realizing where I was. Anyway, the point of this story. I found out this morning that a Herge exhibit was on loan from Belgium at one of Quebec citys big cultural centers I HAD to go. So I did It was amazing, like closing a big loop which had been left open since I was nineteen. They even let me take photos, so long as I didnt use the flash on my dinky little camera. This was the first time I wished Id had a proper camera with me. I was a little disappointed that they hadnt a display of his pens or other art tools. I would have loved to have seen his tool kit, but you know., sometimes its good to retain a little mystery to keep you wondering. In any case, I was pretty much blown away. There were over a hundred Herge originals And boy, he worked BIG Some of his original pages are nearly twice the size of the ones I did in T K. And wow they had the original artwork for that famous rocket ship adventureIt looks SO cool. I wish Id gotten a better shot of it, but whatever. It was so neat to see real ink on paper, with little spots of white out and touch ups. It makes it so real and human and humbling It was also SO cool to see that the way he captured vehicles and other detail shots is pretty much the same thing I do, using photo references with different backgrounds and characters added. The other amazing thing. His colourist team painted right on copies of the lineworkIve always wondered at the beautiful colours and how they were done. Now I know So., all in all, my last morning in Quebec was a total gift. Im in Fredericton now, spending the night before I complete my journey home, but already I miss the French language all around me and I cant wait to go back for more Fredericton, New Brunswick,August 8th, 2. Apartment Hunting Aint Got Nothing to Complain AboutI walked all over the place, taking pictures of For Rent ads in building windows, slowly pulverizing my feet and sort of maybe but possibly not really getting anywhere. Apartment hunting is hard. Phoo. I do have a list of phone numbers now, and theres this one place I saw listed which looks almost doable, pictures posted online, on the far edge of my price range but juuuust big enough I think for me and all my boxes. But its also a long way from the sorts of things Id need to keep a life going. Groceries and possible work opportunities not involving drawing. When I was finished with my lower city search route, I found a giant stairway which would bring me back up to the old city. Man. I made it to the top and felt pretty good about my state of cardiovascular health actually. I was sharing the journey with a bunch of people in spandex and cross trainers, and I kept pace with them more or less in my jeans and heavy back pack. If I end up living at the foot of the mountain, Ill either be in damned good shape within a year, or will simply have resigned to living in the mountains shadow. Or knowing the bus schedule by heart. In any case. It has been a long, hot day, like every other day Ive spent searching for apartments. I dont think this ever changes. Its always with a heavy heart and a heavy sigh that I sit down again and wonder at my fate. Before looking around at the thousands of people around me and realizing that every last one of us must deal with these kinds of problems, and the fact that theyre here and walking around means that theyve solved them to some degree. Thats encouraging. So. List time. I currently have. A place to live which I can afford for the next half year or so. My health All my teeth and enough energy to tramp up a thousand stairs. A fairly solid skill set in the drawin and story tellin department. Some savings and no debt. When your feet are sore and youre uncertain about the future, when youve got a whole new language to learn and too many boxes to cart around., well, I find its easy to forget that the hand of cards Im playing with is actually a really, really, REALLY good one to be holding on Planet Earth today. So I got nuthin to complain about. There. breathe Yes. That feels better. Anyway., I leave tomorrow. I dont know how Id quantify the level of fruitful this trip has been exactly, but I do have a lot more hard knowledge of what Im looking at getting into at least. And a backpack of really awesome French comics. Nothing feels quite so nice as having a big pile of fresh comics to read. Pictured above are a couple of Jenny pictures I did at a cafe yesterday. I notice shes not in the best of moods. Hm. But this trip is nothing if not good for my drawing mojo. Quebec City, Quebec,August 7th, 2. Artists Alley. Reality time I spent the day hiking around, doing the tourist thing. And sketching tourists. And., kind of scoping out the possibilities for self employed street artists. Man I dont know if Id fit in all that well with that numerous bunch. Some of those artists are reallygood, and I didnt see a lot of sales happening. Though, the dopey caricature craft was going strong. People like that sort of thing, I suppose. Cheap and fun. I guess I could practice up with a big fat Sharpie for some part time work. Hmm. I dunno. I had a long chat with Sam in the comic shop. Finding an apartment, even if its in a good price range, is still going to be a big freakin pain in the arse, all of which is compounded by my distance from Quebec. I may have to make more than one trip out here to get it done. Though now that Ive got a more precisely defined mission in mind other than Somewhere on Planet Earth, I can at least start taking some steps which are a little more concrete than renting a car and just sort of driving around with a vaguely perturbed look on my face. So tomorrow, Im walking down this big boulevard where one of the hostel clerks said he saw a good apartment up for grabs.