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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Doodle
I have two jobs; I work Monday through Wednesday doing web and graphic design, with the occasional video work. On Thursday through Saturday, I work at the customer service department for Pearson. I affectionately call these offices "the Party Office" and "the Other Office" respectively.
At the Other Office, I have a little project going called Free "Art". I have a sign outside of my cubicle. Below it is a clip that holds the art. I doodle a lot, so I leave my doodles for people to take.



At the Other Office, I have a little project going called Free "Art". I have a sign outside of my cubicle. Below it is a clip that holds the art. I doodle a lot, so I leave my doodles for people to take.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Monday, December 22, 2008
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Oh, hey, I didn't see you there
Monday, November 19, 2007
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
The Archives
Seeing as how full time work has thrust me into a world not-being-able-to-make-comics, I thought I'd invest what little time I have into putting together my comics in order so that readers can read everything without clicking for ever. I'm trying to switch over to the day shift, and if/when that happens, comics shall resume.
You can find the entire series of Fishheadman in order here.
You can find Wizard Magic here.
You can find the entire series of Fishheadman in order here.
You can find Wizard Magic here.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Official Hiatus
Well it's official: as of yet I'm incapable of holding a full time job and finding the eight to ten hours it takes me to conceive, write, draw, paint, and texture a page of Fishheadman. It was good fun, and I promise I'll come back to it when I can find the time.
In the meanwhile, there's a new project I'm starting called "Wizard Magic". It's all in pencil, and is completely stream of consciousness; Minimal plot, character design, and meaningful allusion. Just soulless, demon summoning 20-somethings in a magic house hastily drawn with a #2 pencil.
In the meanwhile, there's a new project I'm starting called "Wizard Magic". It's all in pencil, and is completely stream of consciousness; Minimal plot, character design, and meaningful allusion. Just soulless, demon summoning 20-somethings in a magic house hastily drawn with a #2 pencil.
Monday, August 27, 2007
"Chillaxin"
I'll be square with you. I have a job now, so FHM may be later than usual from time to time. I need time to adapt, and schedule ample time to unwind by playing Bioshock, because we must always prioritize.
The interesting thing about working what is considered full time in first-world countries other than this one is I have a lot more time for contemplation upon the FHM universe, and a lot less time for execution. Having a job that requires so much monotony that my body literally takes over means that I have ample room for my mind to wander. In the past week I wrote the first seven pages for a new D20 Modern campaign setting, thumbnailed the most totally epic page of Fishheadman, made some excellent, spoilerific concept art for later in the story, and wrote the script for two pages.
This coming page is going to be slick as hell. The script has undergone some rewrites and I had ample time to work around the layout and dialog in my head and on paper. I even have a lot more of FHM's backstory laid out.
As soon as I figure out a way to draw at work (which believe me, is gonna happen) we'll be seeing a leap in FHM activity. One advantage I have is that I'm left handed for drawing and right handed for everything else. So I can dial, manipulate the UI, and talk, all while drawing.
In place of the usual comic, here's a picture of my desktop:

The wallpaper is a photo of Nikola Tesla and Mark Twain just chillaxin'. Sir Tesla is wearing a party hat because it's that kind of party.
The interesting thing about working what is considered full time in first-world countries other than this one is I have a lot more time for contemplation upon the FHM universe, and a lot less time for execution. Having a job that requires so much monotony that my body literally takes over means that I have ample room for my mind to wander. In the past week I wrote the first seven pages for a new D20 Modern campaign setting, thumbnailed the most totally epic page of Fishheadman, made some excellent, spoilerific concept art for later in the story, and wrote the script for two pages.
This coming page is going to be slick as hell. The script has undergone some rewrites and I had ample time to work around the layout and dialog in my head and on paper. I even have a lot more of FHM's backstory laid out.
As soon as I figure out a way to draw at work (which believe me, is gonna happen) we'll be seeing a leap in FHM activity. One advantage I have is that I'm left handed for drawing and right handed for everything else. So I can dial, manipulate the UI, and talk, all while drawing.
In place of the usual comic, here's a picture of my desktop:
The wallpaper is a photo of Nikola Tesla and Mark Twain just chillaxin'. Sir Tesla is wearing a party hat because it's that kind of party.
Saturday, August 11, 2007
20: Reunion
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