12.25.2009
12.24.2009
12.22.2009
12.16.2009
Hello mountain, pleased to meet you
12.15.2009
12.14.2009
Distractions
12.13.2009
12.10.2009
Time to take it slow!
The semester has come to an end and with it, the daily chronicling of my life... for now. Although it's quite possible that I will be particularly diligent with my comics, life has a way of derailing plans and I might find myself carried away from these little life story vignettes.
Even if my comic becomes derelict for the break I plan on being extremely active with other projects which I will continue to post here!
Even if my comic becomes derelict for the break I plan on being extremely active with other projects which I will continue to post here!
12.09.2009
12.08.2009
12.07.2009
12.04.2009
Moonlight dancer
12.03.2009
12.02.2009
12.01.2009
11.30.2009
11.29.2009
A Belated Thanksgiving
First of all, yes, these are the two characters from Mutts. I was recently introduced to this quaint and adorable comic (apparently I had been living in darkness beforehand) and have been enamored with it since. Patrick McDonnell does amazing work and this is perhaps my way of paying tribute to him. Imitation is the truest form of flattery they say!
Thanksgiving is a chance to share the company of friends and family, to enjoy good food, have your parents and aunts and uncles share dreadful, horrible stories of "when you were this tall...," but most of all it's a chance to reflect on your life and the things that maybe don't get as much frontal lobe time as they should during the year.
This year I was fortunate enough to be able to see both my dad's side and mom's side of the family and it reminded me how thankful I am for the great family, near and extended, that I have and the importance of acknowledging those that support and hold you up.
Thank you everyone for your support and happy Thanksgiving!
11.25.2009
11.24.2009
11.23.2009
11.20.2009
11.17.2009
Comic Backlog
11.14.2009
11.13.2009
Yesterday the UofA hosted an event for TOMS shoes, which is a company that puts shoes on the feet of children in Africa. For every pair of shoes purchased from their store they send a pair of shoes to Africa. Good deal.
TOMS shoes invited local artists to help out by hanging out on the mall for the day and work their art mojo on shoes purchased at the event. There were a good deal of artists at the event ranging from students of the art college to faculty and other local artists, all of whom did amazing work! Thanks to the art coordinator, Liza, I was fortunate enough to be able to participate as well and so spent a solid five hours hanging out with my trusty Prismacolor pens doing what I could to help out! The images above are an example of an "Alice in Wonderland" set I took home to finish (5 hours is not enough time!).
Overall the event was a huge success and between yesterday's event and an earlier one the TOMS shoes group on campus has been able to donate over 200 shoes! To find out more go to the TOMS shoes addy and take a look!
11.12.2009
11.10.2009
11.08.2009
11.07.2009
11.06.2009
11.05.2009
Sketchy
11.04.2009
11.03.2009
11.01.2009
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