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Man, all I'm posting about lately is GR Shows! This time it's a dog-themed benefit show, so of course I thought "What did the ancient Zoroastrians think about dogs," because I am working on a YAGN about 8th Century Uzbekistan with my mom and it's all I care about these days.


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I am late posting this week because after a pretty temperate winter, we had a crazy snow storm on Sunday, and everything was turned akimbo. Over six inches of snow, downed power lines, no electricity etc.

This post contains the interesting bits of an entire sketchbook that spanned about June-August 2008.


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I've been enjoying John Campbell's hourly comics a lot (not to mention all the other nice hourlies other folks have been doing) so I got kind of psyched up to do Hourly Comics Day. I even did a prep day in January. On both of my two attempts I totally gave up about four hours in, because I am incapable of understanding that you really have to draw ( Read more... )

Howdy, Folks! I'm going to be in another Giant Robot show! GR Los Angeles this time, for their annual Post-It show, which is very exciting. I got to go to one that Kate was in a couple years back and it was amazing.

All I wanted to draw today was bicycles so I decided to run with it and make it a bicycle-themed series.


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I've been chugging along on The Big Project, so I haven't actually done any work on this short comic for a while. I figured I'd post up the first two pages because I'm still really excited about it- I've been learning to draw and it feels wonderful- pulling the images straight out of the air. I hope it's still readable for folks. Some of my ( Read more... )

The Creaky Theater Company made some superpuppets for Halloween this year and we had a little parade with a bunch of friends and everything. It was really fun!


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Houghton Mifflin just came out with The Best American Comics 2008, edited by the amazing Lynda Barry. My Seven Sacks story is included, and I also was chosen to do the cover. The book features lots of great artists; from our pals (!) Joe Lambert, Shawn Cheng and Sara Edward-Corbett to favorites like Gilbert Hernandez and Seth ( Read more... )