I’m thinking my sketch journalling has paid off some, as it’s a lot easier now for me to actually sit down for a few minutes and draw something. Quality aside, I’m happy that I can have ideas and get them down on paper (or a paper analog (Can a digital tablet be called a paper analog?)).
Anyway, I’ve got two more comics queued up after today (going up next Tuesday and Thursday). I’m challenging myself to keep that momentum up.
I might have Terry stumped with my latest designologue. I’m beginning to think we’re the last two people using the site. So I’m rating all my stuf UP. And rating Terry’s stuff DOWN! HA!
I’m working on a new set of comics, and an old set of comics. I like the daily strip format, but I’d like to tell some of these stories I’ve been thinking about for the last 20 years or so. Fortunately, the new Comicpress is pretty flexible.
While I’m at it, I should probably give some credit to WordPress, PHP, Apache, and this is probably running on a Linux server at Media Temple. Oh, and I use Manga Studio EX for the digital drawing stuff on a Wacom Cintiq 12WX plugged in to a Macintosh. Where is the line between name-dropping and spam? Where?
In other news; my Facebook game is broken, I’m participating in a “designologue” with Terry Tolleson, and I still need a haircut.
So maybe Father’s Day is a made-up holiday, but it’s a good time for dads to take a step back and maybe think about how things are going, and maybe watch a game or something. That is all.
A long time ago I had a pen and a bunch of paper. The pen was kind of a felt-tipped brush that tended to bleed if I stayed in one spot too long. This was a little while before computerized drawing tablets or scanners.
Anyway, eventually I had produced stacks of hand-drawn art that ended up in boxes that I didn’t figure anyone would ever see. I imagine that happened a lot before the Internet took off. So, I guess, if I lived maybe fifty years ago I’d live in a completely different kind of obscurity.
A somewhat daily sketching of what I'm up to. Subject to censorship and embellishment.
