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Every day except Monday! I meant to be there for four days, but I accidentally booked my flight to leave Monday morning instead of monday night. Some character designs for a comic anthology that Yuj asked me to be a part of, based on the theme of the world ending… My story is about a guy who finishes up his last day of work before retiring, when it becomes apparent that it’s not just his job that’s ending (it’s the world, too).What are you doing.
Like the picture says, I’ll be sharing a table with Meredith Gran at ECCC , booth P-04! I’ll have volume 2! If you didn’t preorder it, this is the only place to get it because I won’t be selling it online until every last preorder is shipped. Glen Keane is one of my all-time favorite artists ever.
Thinkin' 'bout Inkin' (with David McGuire)
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GUEST POST: Customer Service Editor’s Note: Our guest writer, Christiaan Van Vuuren, is Australian, so we can’t really verify whether or not his assertions about Bondi Beach are correct. Also, they didn’t teach “Australian” at my private school (and those Outback Steak House commercials were no help at all), so we basically have no idea what he’s saying above or below.Nonesuch Garden
So last year was the first year that I fell through on the Christmas tradition of a Rittz VS. Santa strip. I had a really hard time finding a way to follow up the previous years’ installment and just couldn’t come up with something I was happy with. I had several ideas but in the end came to the conclusion that maybe the comics had come to their logical end. Boxer Hockey is a much different story than it used to be and the Rittz VS. Santa thing almost doesn’t fit anymore.
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I love this style. It appears the jokes weren’t any better then than they are now, but if Marmaduke still looked like this, at least it would have something going for it. drawnblog : Marmaduke, like a lot of classic comic strips, gets a bad rap these days as an all-too-easy punchline (and sure, the recent movie didn’t help) for unfunny comics, which always strikes me as a bit unfair.
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Hi everyone! I know I haven’t updated in a while, but please check out this sneak peek of a cartoon show that I’ve been working on: Motorcity !!! Motorcity will premiere April 30th on Disney XD along with other cool action shows like The Ultimate Spider-Man and Tron: Uprising !!! I’m so excited!
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The DDR meetup today was SUPER FUN! It’s finals time for SCAD students, so the turnout was small, but me, starexorcist , vikiel , and hesitantdisaster (serendipitously visiting from out of town!) got our mad dance on for a while and then played this sweet punching game before heading out for some Chinese food. My high score is the 672 in the upper left-hand corner.My friends and boyfriend are constantly telling me that I should start making comics. I draw as a hobby, a sort of stress reliever, and I would love to make it into something I could potentially make a profit from, but when I see work from other artists (such as yourself) I get intimidated and feel like I have no business even trying to enter the world of online comics. Did you ever feel this way? What helped you get past it, if you did?
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I came across this really inspiring lecture by Mycologist, Paul Stamet. He discusses how mushrooms, and more specifically mycelium, can be used to fight most of the world’s major problems. I love Paul Stamet. He’s such a wonderful, insightful and imaginative scientist, but also an incredibly passionate and akward nerd. Lately, I’ve been trying to take advantage of the last few mushroom-studying days that are left before the snow falls; and, up here in the north of Sweden, that will be sooner than later.

