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IT HAS BEGUN
After much laborious labor and the tireless efforts of kemayo, who has my profound and undying gratitude for creating a comic CMS from the ground up, I present to you my SHINY NEW WEBCOMIC.
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Cashcow Runner
I like Homestar Runner, I really do. But they haven't actually updated with a cartoon since Halloween. In that span of time, they've added a few links to their most popular (old) cartoons to their "what's new" rotator, and added seven (Seriously.) updates highlighting sales and items in their store ( Read more... ) -
Six years of Sombulus
The ArtI had my first idea for my webcomic back in 2004. I lasted about 7 pages before I conceded that it was sloppy art, sloppier writing, and even sloppier work ethic, and gave up to concentrate on graduation from college and my career. I only really did character concepts for it until 2007, when I picked it up again ( Read more... ) -
Death
I acknowledge that talking about death is awkward. We try so much of our life to avoid it, spend our lives fearing it, so how could a conversation ever feel natural? We speak in platitudes, say the sensitive "sorry for your loss, he was a good man" drivel, send our sentiments and hugs, and run away as fast as possible so we don't have to think ( Read more... ) -
Painpainpainpain
The pain in my neck/shoulder is still relentlessly bad from Friday. My doctor's appointment's not until Wednesday. I feel like whining about it melancholically in every medium available to me. I don't think this will actually help anything, but I'm running out of ideas and I'm very cranky about not being able to sleep. -
Grandpa
My grandpa died yesterday morning. He lived from 1909-2009. He would have been 100 years old in November. And part of me is sad that he didn't make it to three digits, but the other part of me knows that he couldn't appreciate 99, that he was lonely and pained and just wanted to 'wake up dead' one morning. 100 wouldn't have meant anything. Or ( Read more... ) -
Oregon trip debrief
Just got back from Oregon. The drive up took us about 14 hours up, but we arrived in the tiny, backwoods, river-side town of Elkton before dark, with very little trouble. It was great to see our friends again, I desperately needed a vacation, and everything was so beautiful we took about 400 photos. The trip back was brutal from the holiday ( Read more... )
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