My first comic done 100% digitally, thanks to my new Wacom Bamboo Fun graphics tablet. This doesn’t mean I’ll give up the ink just yet, since I do still get better line quality with the ink, but with some practice, and possibly Adobe Illustrator, I do hope to go 100% digital, eliminating the drying, erasing, and scanning steps, oh, and the storage issues.
Also, this comic was inspired by getting junk mail just minutes before I sat down to draw.
April 2008
I was feeling silly one day in the summer of 2004
When I drew a cat sitting on the floor.
Couldn’t resist coloring this ditty
So here you go, a drum-playing kitty.
March 2008
…his laptop crashed
December 2007
I started practicing in September
November 2007
Done for the day after Thanksgiving a few years ago
September 2007
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It has the power to delay August issues of comic sites. Just the fear of spoilers will make you use every single moment of the day to get it read as quickly as possible.
And to anybody who hates Harry Potter for whatever reason: Hey, we can at least agree that the statue would be pretty freaky to see in somebody’s living room.
August 2007
First off, yes, I’m using an unfamiliar art tool here. Adobe Illustrator. I might like it better if I had a graphics tablet or touch-screen monitor.
Now, the iPhone. Admittedly, it’s an awesome phone, and an even more awesome iPod(albeit with very little space). However, its phone capabilities are lacking in some areas, like an entire lack of voice dialing. You can’t even speed dial someone in less than 3 taps, and you have to look at the screen. The voice dialing, I’m sure they’ll have an update soon enough. Speed dialing, dialing without looking at the screen, I hope somebody comes out with a keypad add-on, because scrolling through your contacts can take some time, and I like buttons I can feel. The shining feature of the phone part, is visual voicemail. I wish my phone had that so I don’t have to listen to all of my voicemails just to hear one important message.
Thankfully, I don’t feel compelled to buy an iPhone. I only buy flip phones. The screen, and most importantly the buttons, are all protected with a flip phone. I’ve been called a few times by butts that sat upon a cell phone button. In fact, one time I called someone, and the person sat just right that they answered the phone without knowing it. I had a good listen-in on what was going on over there.
May 2007
Vintage comic from the year 2000 A.D., title & credits added in 2007:
I’ll occasionally have flashbacks to my early comics.
This was done for art class in my senior year of high school.