This week's strip is four unconnected pages from my increasingly-battered looking Muji bogpaper A6 sketchpad. They used to do an A7 one, but I got bored of waiting for it to come back, cracked and bought the A6. Glad I did, as I'm increasingly drawn to the practicality of sketchpad that's big enough to get an almost-story onto a page while being small enough for discreet use during meetings and bus journeys. The panel shown here is a detail from she cloned herself a friendly pterodaustro, which (apart from the four-page strip about godzilla) is my favourite in the book. When I showed it to him,
Speaking of
Friday scrapstore:
Anyone want to finish off the Perl rap?
If you're having Perl problems, I feel bad for you, son
I got 99 problems but a switch($var) ain't one
Also, another fabulous filthy comics link.
Can't make these classic computer game knits to display in IE, might do better on another browser.
Japanese anti-smoking ads. I have no idea.
- Current Mood:twitchy
- Current Music:eeebleee - if only I were a real rock star like Phil Honey
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Reminds me, what I sent to you (yup, right address-) was a Mind Shop sketchbooky thing (A5) that made me think of you because it had a rather JD-style bird on the cover. Weird; wonder where it ended up?
And how DO you manage to comfortably draw so teensy?
As far as teensy pictures go -- propelling pencils, smaller nibs -- I'm not sure it's comfortable, as such, but there's the sort of macho (anti-mocho?) urge to see just how small and dense I can draw ..