More brotherly love!

Weird. I usually have a lot of trouble with indian-style crossed legs. This time it just flowed out. Yay!

Gotta get better at drawing tiny little objects like that controller, though.

Continuing from the last one.....



Dang, that's it. I have GOT to stop lettering quickly. Every now and then I think that maybe my trouble with lettering is that I'm too slow and cautious and that makes me tense up. So I try the opposite approach and just throw it the hell on there. As you can see, the results aren't all that.

On the other side of things, I'm enjoying getting to know these individuals a little better. I think I'll keep following them around.

And here I'd thought I was getting better at lettering. Talk about a taking a few steps backward. I'll just have to try harder next time.

I was trying to be really fluid with this one, as I sometimes find myself getting tighter than I would like, but that crept into the lettering as well, where it's not welcome. Maybe I was too loose. Inking with a brand-new Sharpie kinda forces that. ;}

The Future / Travel Further

Since I posted How's It Goin'?, here's part of a planned online comic I made in the same year using the same character.

This first part was an intro piece and interface design to select separate stories:

(click on the image for larger version)

and here's the only story I completed for the series:

(NOTE: This comic was featured on Arthur Magazine's comics blog on September 13th, 2010. Thanks to editor Jason Leivian of Floating World Comics.) 

Check the comments for a sampling of some feedback about these comics that I saved from the now deleted threads which were on The Comics Journal messageboard:

Peony - a short silent comic

These pages are a short comic I created a number of years ago that was supposed to be much longer. However, now that I am engrossed in children's books, I may never finish it. The title is "Peony" who was the name of the main character, not pictured here. Hope you like what you see...

Confusion central

New one up today.



Never too early in life to get an existential headache, I always say.

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