Comics Dump

Hey guys! I've been kind of busy and it's been a little while since I've posted, so here are some comics that I've posted to Tumblr but haven't posted here...the first is digital, but the rest are from my sketchbook. So here, in no particular order are some recent moments from my life:

April Fools' Day Prank

Stu went home to visit family this past weekend, so I fed his cats while he was out of town. He made the crucial mistake of leaving his computer on and unprotected, so close to April Fools' Day, so I took advantage of the opportunity. I made the following new folder and added it to his desktop, screencapped it, deleted the folder, and made the image his desktop so that the "new folder" was unclickable:






















Then I decided to amuse myself further by making the following slideshow for the desktop:

Hope you all had a fun April 1st!!

The Grocery Store Pundit

I've been doing more comics in my sketchbook lately. This one is about yet another weird encounter I had the other night at my local Albertsons. It seems like every time I go there, I see something weird. I did not make any of this dialogue up...these are the exact puns the rather hammy cashier used when I got up to the checkout stand....

I hurriedly left the store with many questions--exactly how many grocery puns does that guy have in his repertoire? Just what is the appropriate response to an unexpected barrage of food-related jokes? And why is it so hard to control my face during awkward situations?

Princess Mononoke pages

A couple of pages of Princess Mononoke doodles I drew last night.

Today I should be finishing up my February sketchbook. I'll scan and post more pages soon!

Dragon Sketchbook Pages

Here are a few Dragon-themed doodles from my most recent sketchbooks:

 

Also, here is a Toothless sketch I drew a few months back on an old story pad cover:

More Sketchbook Pages...

Some sketchbook pages from the long weekend. I'm attempting to finish one sketchbook a month this year..

Hourly Comics Day

I'm posting this pretty darn late, but Friday was Hourly Comics Day! I decided to draw each hour as a page in my new sketchbook (and I finally got around to scanning them all):

I used a couple of pens, and a variety of rather bleedy markers to ink and color the pages. The style isn't too terribly consistent here, and the execution kind of messy, but I had a lot of fun doing these:

And what the heck, here is the page of warm ups I did (to test out my pens and markers):

Also, check out these magnificent hourly comics by:

Stu Livingston
Carrie Liao
Anthony Holden

Jean Kang
James Lien

...Who else did one? Holler so I can read your pretty comics and add your links!