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research and other wanderings
December 14, 2012
July 9, 2012
A wee pony update! Fat lil’ guy. Click click!
July 6, 2012
Practice comics! I write out little scenes like this just to work on dialogue. It’s fun! Just the teens, talkin’. Click on the panel!
June 14, 2012
John’s best story yet, but I think every story is his best yet. Bad Machinery by John Allison is the best comic on this internet, in my opinion, which is why I will never stop linking to it. I want this comic to make him a famous millionaire because it is that good.
If you’re unfamiliar, Bad Machinery focuses on the adventures of a group of lively British kids, three boys and three girls, and the art, character development, pacing, humor, and personality is top notch. At the moment this current story is wrapping up and I am super anticipating how it will turn out, so the link I’ve given you here is the start of the story. I want you to catch up and be as into it as I am right now.
My favorite comic, unequivocally.
June 6, 2012
I made a little comic about my old neighbour, who is the cutest.
May 17, 2012
Visit
I made a visit to an old folks home and I really liked it, so I felt like drawing some of the conversations. Here, and also here, which was really cute.
May 15, 2012
Have you read this beautiful comic, Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant, by Tony Cliff? It’s online and it’s FREEEEE
May 13, 2012
Happy Mother’s Day!
I often portray my mom as a timid lady, because she is so loving and sweet. But she’s tough too, she tried very hard to give us every opportunity in a small place, without much. My mother is the one who has believed in my abilities the longest, and the fiercest, and for that I owe her everything.
In this particular exchange, she also showed me that people’s talent may not always be what it appears to be to others, and that we all may have a greatness in us that not everyone can see.
Remember to call your mother today. She loves you.
May 9, 2012
It’s an update, a comic update, the strongest update, click that picture click it
April 5, 2012
Barnacle Press is home to a fantastic array of old comics, some beautiful, some strange, some bizarre, some with.. uhhh.. old fashioned and unfortunate ways of thinking, and more!
This includes one of my favorites, shown here, the strip Buster Brown, featuring wide-eyed troublemaking Buster, his dog Tige, his extremely fashionable mother and her friends, and maybe an old auntie or two.
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excuse me young man i’m going to have to see some identificatio-BWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAH*
(*inception noise)
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sometimes i really wanna do autobio comics but then i think about it and it’d only be panels of this or me picking zits at work
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Meeting Launchers! Illustration for the New York Times article “Engineering Serendipity.” Thanks to lovely AD Aviva Michaelov.
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I am going to destroy all of my cameras because this is clearly the greatest photo of me that will ever exist.
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Group exhibition of works by:
Lauren Hall, Jennifer Rose Sciarrino,and Leisure (Meredith Carruthers & Susannah Wesley)
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I did some portraits for a Forbes app recently, and I was allowed to draw a lot of people I know. This is the initial sketch of Chris.
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Really looking forward to Horse 2, as seen in this issue of Nintendo Power
