Well I hope everyone had a nice Christmas holiday, I know I did. It was actually nice to take a little break from Marooned. Not that I stopped thinking about it entirely, but to not have the looming deadline twice a week was a nice reprieve.
I planned on doing some other work over the [...]
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Archive for December, 2009
Just in time to still be on Christmas and perfectly fitting into the Marooned theme is a wonderfully amazing film by my friend Dave Pryor. Those of you who bought the book have seen three of his wonderful pieces in the gallery. Dave has extensive experience in the animation industry and as you can see, [...]
The important lesson about Christmas is really giving. God promised to give his son for us, and his son gave his life for us. I know my comic is a small thing, but having experienced harsh unemployment myself in the past (to the point of losing my home) I know how any little thing can [...]
The digital version of Out of Orbit is now available. Click the “buy” button in the blue square box on the book page or the “buy” button under the book cover in the left sidebar.
After you pay, you will be directed to a Payloadz link where you can download the PDF. Enjoy!
Since I don’t have a forum, I made a page where you can talk back about Out of Orbit. Just please don’t post spoilers about Payload
The page is here
When I found out Lora Innes was putting together a group of comic creators to raise awareness for human trafficking, I had to toss my hat into the ring. The Comic Creator’s Alliance brings Web Comic Creators together from all over the world to put together single drawing which will be available as a downloadable [...]
Just got back from the post office – all the books have been sent out If you are a US customer, you will definitely get the book before Christmas, because they ended up ALL having to go priority mail since the package was too heavy. Oops! My goof, your benefit
I [...]
I spent most of the day Saturday signing, sketching and packing up book. Here’s the before and after:
Tomorrow I’ll have one marathon post office visit and your books will be on their way.
