Preptember? More like “Leave all Inktober planning to the end of September and still try and complete a full project”-tember. So Inktober is 4 days away from starting. October 1, 2020. My plan for Inktober 2020 was is to make…Read moreRead more
Preptember 2020
Sucked into a Livestream
I had a really fun (and interesting) time getting sucked into a livestream with Jason Inman and his wife, Ashley Victoria Robinson.
37.07.16: Words and Pictures
Site under construction. How many times did the early users of the internet see that scrolling across the screen? Or how many times did we see those words sandwiched by a stick figure construction workers?
The Year to Focus
January. 2020. It’s time!! The new year is here and you know what that means. Assessments. It’s the time to assess where I’ve been the past year. And it’s the time to assess what is yet to come. And it’s…Read moreRead more
Inktober ‘19 Starts Tomorrow
Everyone is asking… Are you ready?? Everyone And does that really matter? I’m not so sure. The point of Inktober is to grow your skills and creative thinking.
37.01.19: Detective Pikachu
I was never really a fan of Pokémon as a kid, but all I have to say is “¡pika pika!” after watching Detective Pikachu. I was 14 when the series first showed up in the states, and ending the first…Read moreRead more
Stuff I Love: Metallica’s St. Anger Album
I was listening to a bunch of live performances from the Metallica YouTube channel and two songs popped up back-to-back…St. Anger’s Frantic and St. Anger.
37.01.05: WNBA2K
One of the only mobile games I play consistently is NBA2K Mobile. The news came out recently that the main console game is adding WNBA players. Of course, because “the internet” there were numerous detractors of this idea.
37.04.29
Stuff I Love: The Movie Trivia Schmoedown
In a world where two grown men combined the theatrics of wrestling with the knowledge of movie trivia comes the Movie Trivia Schmoedown. Do some of the competitors take it too seriously? Yes. Do some of them not take it…Read moreRead more
There’s Work To Do and I’m Excited
I feel this anxiety everyday:
Stuff I Love: A Jake Parker Analogy (Which Is Always Good)
If you’ve followed this blog, you know that I have a great appreciation for Jake Parker and his reinvestment in the art community. But in this post I want to highlight something else Jake contributes: amazing analogies. He’s filled with…Read moreRead more
A Question to Consider Regarding Your Art Style and Work
Jake Parker, on what artists should consider regarding style when they are looking for work: Here’s the question to ask yourself: Do I want to get work from a particular industry? And if so, am I willing to change my…Read moreRead more
Colors of the Wind
For some odd reason, I’ve gravitated towards this song over the past few weeks. Total honesty, I don’t know why.
Teens Titans Go! Vs Teen Titans
I made a conscious decision during vacation to unplug from any sort of news or headlines. So now that I’m back in society, I have to point out something that will bring my kids and I joy.
Valar Linguistics
Season 8 of Game of Thrones May have left a conflicted taste in your mouth, but we can all appreciate the details that went into creating the languages in the lands of Essos and Westeros. David Peterson, the elaborator of…Read moreRead more
Designing an X
Newsarama editor Chris Arrant interviewed designer Tom Muller about his take on the classic X-Men logo for the two upcoming series, Powers of X and House of X. I love these deep dives into the details of comic production. The…Read moreRead more
Redbox $.99 Rentals
Who can’t pass up a good deal? Or a good deal on entertainment? Redbox has “older” movies BACK IN THE BOX for just $.99 a night! It’s a pretty sweet deal for movie watchers and maybe it’ll push you over…Read moreRead more
Going the Extra Mile for Raving Fans
Jake Parker is an artist who creates value wherever possible. From his courses on SVS Learn to his YouTube videos to the 3 Point Perspective podcast, he preaches the doctrine of letting your art work for you on multiple levels….Read moreRead more
Amateur Dads: Jason Inman
The military has fathered many a superhero and villain in the comic book industry, and this week we discuss its impact with Jason Inman, author of the new book Super Soldiers: A Salute to the Comic Book Heroes and Villains Who Fought for Their Country.