I've always found it frustrating when people I read just randomly drop out of sight so I figured I at least owed folks this much of an update ( Read more... )

What will happen next? Probably a different scene!

I just wanted to draw one of those bits where a police officer picks up a gun with a pen, even if it doesn't really make a lot of sense in this context.

Welp, back at it then. I'd like to say I've been up to all sorts of crazy and exciting things the past few weeks but... no, not really.

You know, that sort of grabbiness was more adorable when Caprice was doing it.

In other news: Finally beat "More than Machine" in SpaceChem, which was brutal -- it took me days. The next sector looks completely insane.

We're such teases.

I have now bought Seasons 3 and 4 of Stargate: SG-1 off eBay. #4 I sniped at the last possible minute -- it was totally by accident, I swear. But now I'm impatiently waiting for them to arrive because I WANT IT NOWWWWWW.

In other news, by which I mean I'm still playing SpaceChem: I've finally figured out how to avoid the ( Read more... )

One of the neat things that SpaceChem does is track your efficiency -- how many instructions you used to solve a puzzle and how many cycles it took to complete -- and then show you a bar graph that compares it against how many symbols and cycles other players took, letting you know the average time taken as well as the outliers in both directions. ( Read more... )

"With all due respect, sir, you're a giant doodyhead!"

Man I love that show. Perhaps this is too fanboyish of me to say, but watching SG-1, it really just feels like this was more than another job for everyone involved. The writers, the actors, the producers, set builders, effects people, costumers, they put their all into it, and it comes through ( Read more... )

It is a page. You can probably tell from how sloppy the inside of the car is rendered that I really am tired of drawing that thing. That being said, I'm very pleased with Panel 3 for some reason (the station wagon pulling into the garage next to an armored embassy limo.) It's a more "high concept" panel than I usually try to draw, but I feel that ( Read more... )

It is a brand new page just packed to the gills with subtle implications about the global political order in the looming future! Please enjoy it, assuming you can wade through the snowdrifts to reach your mouse and click on the link.

I like that phrase, "looming future." I'm pretty sure I first saw it in a Don Simpson comic.