Froggo Cosmitron is the only amphibian brave enough to fight for us little pollywogs. He's mysterious! He's adventurous! He's a frog with a laser blaster! | Continue reading
This morning I saw the word "dream" on the side of a construction crane. I wasn't not sure if it was a call to action, or a warning. Turns out it was just branding - so maybe a little of both. | Continue reading
Got off my tushy and started a new comic. I even took a couple work in progress photos, so you could enjoy the mess. It’s been a while since I made a comic. All my pens needed fresh ink. One of my older brush pens I carry with me every day but never use had […] | Continue reading
Got off my tushy and started a new comic. I even took a couple work in progress photos, so you could enjoy the mess. It’s been a while since I made a comic. All my pens needed fresh ink. One of my older brush pens I carry with me every day but never use had […] | Continue reading
I was bored and thirsty. Mug in hand I left my cubicle and pushed open the door to the hallway, interrupting two men having a very quiet, very private conversation. They stood suspiciously in front of elevator H. Were they going somewhere? Was that a good place to share secrets? … | Continue reading
I was bored and thirsty. Mug in hand I left my cubicle and pushed open the door to the hallway, interrupting two men having a very quiet, very private conversation. They stood suspiciously in front of elevator H. Were they going somewhere? Was that a good place to share secrets? … | Continue reading
In the beginning there was nothing. Then there was something. Then more something. Etc. And nowit’s justreally reallycrowded. | Continue reading
In the beginning there was nothing. Then there was something. Then more something. Etc. And nowit’s justreally reallycrowded. | Continue reading
The frequency illusion (also known as the Baader–Meinhof phenomenon) is a cognitive bias in which a person notices a specific concept, word, or product more frequently after recently becoming aware of it. Wikipedia We aren’t looking for a new car right now, but this always happen … | Continue reading
The frequency illusion (also known as the Baader–Meinhof phenomenon) is a cognitive bias in which a person notices a specific concept, word, or product more frequently after recently becoming aware of it. Wikipedia We aren’t looking for a new car right now, but this always happen … | Continue reading
We work too hard. We try too hard. Don’t try. Don’t work. It’s there. Looking right at us, aching to kick out of the closed womb. Charles Bukowski in a letter to friend William Packard See also: Do. Or do not. There is no try. Yoda, The Empire Strikes Back | Continue reading
We work too hard. We try too hard. Don’t try. Don’t work. It’s there. Looking right at us, aching to kick out of the closed womb. Charles Bukowski in a letter to friend William Packard See also: Do. Or do not. There is no try. Yoda, The Empire Strikes Back | Continue reading
Nobody ever takes note of it because it’s not the answer they want to hear. What they want to hear is “Here’s how you get an agent…” or “Here’s how to write a script…”. But I always say “Be so good they can’t ignore you.” If somebody is thinking “How can I be really good?” […] | Continue reading
Nobody ever takes note of it because it’s not the answer they want to hear. What they want to hear is “Here’s how you get an agent…” or “Here’s how to write a script…”. But I always say “Be so good they can’t ignore you.” If somebody is thinking “How can I be really good?” […] | Continue reading
Two crows suffer the exhaustion brought on by daylight saving time, and place the blame square at the feet of the dumb humans. | Continue reading
The past couple weeks have been a blur of prioritizing other people over myself, and I’m exhausted. Of course this happens all the time as an adult, a parent, a husband, an employee. You strive for balance. It hasn’t felt very balanced. It was made worse of course by my complete … | Continue reading
The past couple weeks have been a blur of prioritizing other people over myself, and I’m exhausted. Of course this happens all the time as an adult, a parent, a husband, an employee. You strive for balance. It hasn’t felt very balanced. It was made worse of course by my complete … | Continue reading
Lately I’ve been oscillating between writing a new comic story, experimenting with watercolour, and drawing an adventurous space frog. This is a sketch in Procreate, I’ll ink and colour it later. I’ve taken a break from drawing this frog to work on some title text for it in Affin … | Continue reading
Lately I’ve been oscillating between writing a new comic story, experimenting with watercolour, and drawing an adventurous space frog. This is a sketch in Procreate, I’ll ink and colour it later. I’ve taken a break from drawing this frog to work on some title text for it in Affin … | Continue reading
I was sick this week. Some mild flu I guess, nausea, muscle aches, chills. It wasn’t bad enough to keep me in bed, but I didn’t have enough energy to do anything. So I just sat around being bored and feeling like crap for 3 days. Then I slipped on some ice and hurt my […] | Continue reading
I was sick this week. Some mild flu I guess, nausea, muscle aches, chills. It wasn’t bad enough to keep me in bed, but I didn’t have enough energy to do anything. So I just sat around being bored and feeling like crap for 3 days. Then I slipped on some ice and hurt my […] | Continue reading
This watercolour drawing of Francis the sheep sitting on a rock eating a sandwich reminds of this discarded lyric from Fitter Happier by Radiohead: Fitter, healthier and more productiveA sheepOn a rockEating a sammich None of this is true. But! Fresh air and a walk is good for cr … | Continue reading
We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be. Kurt Vonnegut, Mother Night This just popped in my mind today for some reason. Maybe I need to read Mother Night again. The girls have been telling us stories of other kids doing weird things at scho … | Continue reading
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness. Oscar Wilde I hadn’t read the entirety of this Oscar Wilde quote before. I feel like the last bit, which is always omitted, is kind of contextually important. | Continue reading
Did you ever play the Sour Face game when you were a kid? No? Good news then, it's never too late. Official rules are included in this comic, so you don't even need to go through all the hassle and fun of growing up on an apple farm. Go! | Continue reading
When a three-eyed space squid falls in love with the Challenger space shuttle, you just let them have it. NASA would probably agree. | Continue reading
Growing up on a farm is full of unique experiences that cannot and will not under any circumstances be recreated as a wholly (or partially) rational adult. You can't make me!! | Continue reading
Still digging through some old doodles. | Continue reading
The crows steal some halloween candy from a kid. | Continue reading
It's not that robot thinks he's better than you. He doesn't think about you at all. | Continue reading
I was writing about how I had nothing to write about, so just enjoy this silly illustration of a crow in an army helmet, but then that reminded of something to write about and so now I'm writing about that. | Continue reading
It's amazing how convincing those little voices can be. They don't even exist! How do they have so much control over my creative output? | Continue reading
This year for my birthday I decided to not be a depressing sack of gravel and actually enjoy life. | Continue reading
Creative malaise creeps in with cat-like efficiency, a million tiny unseen movements by a living statue, completely unnoticed until it's suddenly asleep in your lap. | Continue reading
A thought occurred to me a couple days ago, and it wasn't a complete thought really, but a bit of a thought, a seed of a thought to be sure, a possibility that might grow into a something. | Continue reading
Robot and Francis are thrust into a pocket universe of situations that could easily have been avoided if only better choices were made. It all Robot's fault, naturally. | Continue reading
The last couple of weeks have been a blur. | Continue reading
An adventurous young astronaut discovers things can get very strange (and fishy?) in space. | Continue reading
I want a big life. I want to experience everything. I want to break every single rule there is. They say ambition is an unattractive trait in a woman. Maybe. But you know what’s really unattractive? Waiting around for something to happen. Staring out a window, thinking the life y … | Continue reading
They fuck you up, your mum and dad. They may not mean to, but they do. They fill you with the faults they had And add some extra, just for you. But they were fucked up in their turn By fools in old-style hats and coats, Who half the time were soppy-stern And half at […] | Continue reading
You’re just so convinced that you don’t deserve anything good in your life, that you’d rather eat a bowl of shit soup and then complain about the portions. Get out of your own way, man. Cause this whole “woe is me” thing you’ve got going on is just fucking ponderous. | Continue reading
Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to believe that there are fairies at the bottom of it too? - Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy | Continue reading
This little piggy is living it's best life. I'm so jealous. | Continue reading
It's that time of year again, when I get very anxious for winter to end, and anything else to begin, but winter's like "Nah, I'm good." | Continue reading
Just when the crows think lunchtime can't get any worse, Death tells them a horrifying tale of his future retirement plans. | Continue reading
It's still winter here, but sunny days are ahead. I mean, probably. After the freezing rain, and 10 cm of snow. This penguin is clearly ready, as are we all. | Continue reading