You may well ask. ( Prod these letters with your pointer for enlightenment! )

No-one would have believed, in the first years of the 31st century, that human affairs were being watched from the tiniest world of all. No-one could have dreamed we were being glared at with righteous indignation from beneath our own feet, sometimes entirely literally. Few men even considered the possibility that, one day, an ant might try to ( Read more... )

Oh dear.

I had been intending to begin this long-overdue journal entry with an invitation to you all to come and enjoy tea and buns round at my cosy new pad at Fur Affinity, but on Monday it unexpectedly burnt to the ground, which buggered things up rather. (A terrible shame, too. FA was just as cleverly-constructed as DeviantArt, but loaded ( Read more... )

Well, that didn’t go quite as planned, did it?

Hello viewers, and welcome to this, the first art update in far too many months. Numerous things have been a-happening of since last we met, but unfortunately almost none of them are at all the sort of thing you’ll want to read about here, so that’s that sketch knackered then.

Oh well. ( Here’s some more sketches anyway. )

Everybody here likes Nintendo games, right?

( Jolly good. And yes, there are pictures behind these words, if you’d just care to click on them. Yes, the words you’re reading right now, you fool. )

It occurs to me that after a few months of posting pictures directly into this bit, it’ll take about 10 years to load on the computers of those poor unfortunates stuck with a 56k dial-up connection. (Like me, say.)

( So then. )

In lieu of cat pictures, here are a couple of funny apes. These are preliminary character designs for an in-development thing that I can’t discuss in great detail just yet, but I thought you folks might like to have a look at them in spite of the lack of info. If all goes according to plan, you may be seeing more simian-related stuff from me quite ( Read more... )

Of course, by and large, on-line automatic web-diary things are thoroughly awful, which is why up 'til now my Livejournal account has served exclusively as a means of replying to posts made by friends. However, the stirling efforts (and gentle nagging) of this excellent chap have convinced me that it might be possible to use this thing in a non- ( Read more... )