Category: General

Just in case you need ideas… the giant squid light switch cover!

BUY IT at etsy.com or ebay.com

Holidays are coming up! I know I posted my Christmas List Wish but that was all B.S.

What I really want for Christmas is one of two things:

1. To be able to hire Scott Shaw, the original artist for Captain Carrot & His Amazing Zoo Crew, to draw a page or two of World Wildlife Federation of Justice. I found out his page rates today and they are not unreasonable. They mayyyyyyy be in my price range for a single page. Especially if I just get the pencils done.

2. I want to start a ‘battle music’ station for Live365 radio. This basically requires time and a bit of scratch.

I think either of those things would be incredibly cool. And by cool I mean nerdy.

At the old day job we have a ‘job board’ with all the different jobs on the go. It’s very seldom full. It is currently…full.

Today the chief went on a 2 week vacation leaving me in charge.

Anyone want to intern at a screen-printing & embroidery place? Mwoo-hahahaha!

So the “upshot” (I dislike that word…reminds me of trailer park dialect for some reason) is that I have 3 fewer hours a day to keep up on my art jobs. Let’s look at those, shall we?

1. Reggietown. 38 page comic book. Pencils & Inks. Paying. Due now.
2. Secret project. 5 page comic. Pencils & inks. Non-paying. Due now.
3. Monkey project. 13(?) page comic. Pencils & inks. Non-paying. Due now.
4. Logo design (4) for Thai sauce purveyor. Paying. Due in a few weeks.
5. WWFJ Mutants & Masterminds supplement. Writing (with help from Theo), drawing, inking, colouring. 95% done. Pays percentage of profits.  Way overdue.
6. Spaceship Zero. 5 page comic. Writing, pencils, inks. Non-paying. 4/5ths done. Due in February.

Plus misc.

Tom Fun Orchestra-Bottom of the River from trunk animation on Vimeo.

Under Canadian law, in one month I will be in a common-law relationship, and then these will be my common-in-law nephews and neice.

Here’s a good one from passiveaggressivenotes.com

nick in tampa, florida says the sodas in his small office used to be free, but now they cost 50 cents. and yet, when they’re left out “unguarded and unsecured, naturally, people steal them,” nick says. eventually, one coworker thought instilling the fear of god would make for a good theft-deterrent…which inspired another coworker to quote scripture in protest of the new drink policy.

Speaking of Jesus, why am I still awake?

This one’s good too: