I started back with the Yamaha project bike again today. This is after a 15 month hiatus from working seriously on motorcycles other than changing my oil lol. The main thing holding up progress was I kept scratching my head trying to think of a way to finish the framework around the tail section. I had cut off the original tail, made a seat pan, and hated it, so I kept rethinking. Today, I am happy to say, I made the rear hoop for the frame so that can begin making a new seat pan and carry on with the project. Sitting on this bike and realizing how the riding position looks is so overwhelmingly cool, it's so comfortable yet very aggressive. I can't wait to see how the bike turns out once I'm done

Also, the comic book project is going well too. I have the storyboards done and am going back to start writing and rewriting the story, just to make sure that it is exactly as it should be. I'll keep doing sketchbook pages for it and figuring out the layout of the pages, but the style of art that I think would be most effective is something a little different than with most books, so I'm going to take my time and make sure to get it done properly. Thank you to everyone that suggested books, references, and websites, you've helped me immensely and the new information that I've gotten has given me a huge head start!

I'll post new pictures of the Yamaha tomorrow, and the comic book sketches as soon as I have some good ones done