The whole Columbus Center development is a debacle. For more info, click here: Nearing its end: What now for the Columbus Center site?
Sarah Palin is so full of …well, you know.
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Here are two versions of the same page from my Graphic Novel “GO HOME PADDY”. While it’s fun doing the pages in full-color, the process takes too long. So I’ll be doing the rest of the work in two-tone. Plus, I actually think the two-tone works better with the overall tone of the story.
I’m hoping to post the entire first chapter when I finally put together a Wordpress run site/blog.
More examples of my morning routine.
Here are some more recent warm-up sketches that I do in the morning before getting down to work. So that I can just loosen up, I give myself very little time to work on these. It’s all about PROCESS people.
Also, I think the second sketch (the figure drawing) is my fumbling attempt to draw a “R. Crumb Woman”.
Well, I’m not sure if this will continue or not, but thanks to the generosity of one Bartholomew Stankowitz (AKA Horselips McSorley) I have a new DVD player and I’ve been putting it to use.
FROST/NIXON: Excellent film. Frank Langella absolutely kills it as Nixon. I highly recommend this one!
THE SPIRIT: Well…I can’t say that this wasn’t a total mess, but as Bartholomew Stankowitz said, “It’s JUST LIKE a comic book”. The violence is over the top in a Tom & Jerry kind of way (which is funny) but the story is about as thought out as a Tom & Jerry cartoon too. Only recommended for DIE-HARD Frank Miller fans & green screen enthusiasts.
CORALINE: Now this is a beautiful looking film! Stop motion all the way based on the kid’s book by the amazing Neil Gaiman. I was surprised by how faithful the film remained to the book in terms of creepiness. Go out and rent this!
WALZT WITH BASHIR: Another animated movie, this time dealing with the subject of Israeli soldiers’ memories of the 1982 Lebanon War. A VERY powerful film with exquisite animation! Also features design/art by the amazing brothers Tomer and Asaf Honuka. I highly recommend this one too!
So I’m thinking about switching my website and blog over to one site powered by Wordpress. Besides being able to have everything on one site, various Wordpress plug-ins would allow me to easily present web-comics too. But…..I’m a little nervous as I know NEXT TO NOTHING about websites, installing programs on servers, etc.
If any of my readers have any advice, please leave a comment or hit me with an email.