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  • I’ve been thinking of running a UStream video of an illustration or comics page from start to finish. Would anyone be interested in watching something like that, or would it just be a waste of time? Is there anything you’d like to see? [polldaddy poll=5396614] Also: I came across this quote from Lawrence Pearsall Jacks…

  • HUMAN TETRIS

    What’s the only thing more addicting than playing Tetris? Playing Human Tetris! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0LtUX_6IXY]

  • My brother had surgery on his ankle and asked me to perform a little Feng Shui on his cast. These dinosaurs are a little teaser from an upcoming project.

  • [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wckBXTOMWgY&feature=player_embedded] Dad showed me this amazing comic concept via TOR a year or so ago. It’s basically two comics on a single sheet of paper that can be folded this way and that to reveal tens of comics possibilities. Pretty crazy. I’ll have to make one of my own some time.

  • Got the new Hanes catalogue today!

  • Yesterday, I visited an elementary school on a military base to talk about drawing and writing comics. I can only hope that the students had as much fun as I did making folded drawings, mini-comics and superheroes, and playing drawing games. It’s always so much fun drawing with kids, because there is an energy and…

  • Does anyone know how to install Comics Press? I’m getting ready to post a daily comic, but can’t figure out how to use Comics Press with my WordPress site. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated—thanks in advance!

  • [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om1NFgavkVU&feature=player_embedded] I’ve been working on a few animations lately, so it was a nice surprise to come across this video (via Drawn) about the making of Fran Krause’s Nosy Bear. I think you’ll like it, too.

  • INVADER ZIM

    This week’s contribution to Phillip Sevy’s Periodic Heroes blog. This week’s theme is Invader Zim.

  • Anne Koyama is a force in indie comics and runs the publishing house, Koyama Press. Just check out these amazing books from Chris E., Tin Can Forest, and Dustin Harbin. She already has a logo, but keeps a running Flickr set of artist’s variations of her KP logo—this is my contribution.