This is my next offering from the the linear art department. Hope you like it.
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On the Subject of Comics
I’ve been drawing comics since I could hold a pencil. I maintain a few web comics, including impossiblydelicatethreadsofsleep.com. I like to do short single panels and small comics on my blog, too.
I had a good day drawing on the train today. I came up with a handful of linear stories, starting with this one.
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The Secret Guild of Water Tower Engineers
To celebrate the relaunch of this web site (and my new layout), I’m posting pages from a comic I’m working on. I’m drawing it on pages from a water treatment handbook – which I think is very appropriate. As is the water color.
Also – I’m submitting these pages for this week’s Illustration Friday prompt, “adapt.” Our man in the story is doing just that, as a lot of people are during this great recession we are having.
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Return of the Ass Blog
It’s hard to believe that it’s been just over a year since I “had a little work done.”
[click – it’s safe, I swear]
I called the hospital to see where they buried my little buddy “Ed,” as I thought it would be nice to put a little wreath on his grave. Apparently, they don’t actually do that anymore.
In lieu of flowers, please just send money. Hurry.
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The Waiting Room
The second comic from my little press involves snippets of a conversation overheard in a hospital waiting room. Everything in the following book was indeed said. More or less.
FOOTNOTE: A few years ago, I published an anonymous newsletter entitled “The Egregious Linoleum Jerk.” I did small, targeted mailings and I left them around Baltimore. I produced issues when I could cobble together enough prose, ideas and photos to fill 8-10 legal sized pages. It was really fun. So, there’s my confession – if you received one, and you didn’t know who sent it – it was me.