Comic 180 – Quiet Village: 3
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Comic 180 – Quiet Village: 3

by admin on May 11, 2012 at 12:00 am

We’re currently synched up with this song:

On Sunday 5/13 (Momma’s day), and Monday 5/14, theyetee.com will be selling the design you see below:

So be sure to head on over there and pick one up if you’re interested. My artist facebook page (different than this comic’s) will be doing a giveaway or something if a person likes the page, and either likes/shares the status about the shirt. I’m thinking maybe draw caricatures of a few people as zombies that they could use as a facebook profile image maybe?

Maybe if the shirt sells really well, I give away The Walking Dead video game? Or maybe just a shirt a call it a day?

Still selling the last batch of P&N: Volume 1.

The price will be $4.99 + shipping, and I’ll sign each and everyone for whoever wants it.


More pages coming up, of course!
Later,
-J

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Insomnia Builds Character

by admin on February 6, 2012 at 11:14 pm

Insomnia Builds Character returns on this new shirt, being sold on Ript Apparel for $10 buckazoids. I’m running a giveaway on My facebook page if you want to try and win a free one. It doesn’t look like Ript promoted my giveaway, so boo with that. But that means you have a better chance of winning.

Enjoy it. :)

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I Challenge You!

by admin on November 27, 2011 at 12:00 am

Larger version on deviantart.

I challenge you!

Give it a shot, you’ll love it!

There are many challenges that tell you to find an old drawing that you made years ago that you liked back then. And then to redraw it again, with the experience under your belt.

Here I say to you, try and REPLICATE your old style again, flaws and all, WITH your modern style. Celebrate how much you’ve grown as an artist and as a person! And let me see your results! Share with us what you made. Link to what you made in the comments below!

You will find it both challenging to ignore the errors of the old style, and fun to see that you have the skill to go backwards. It’s a completely different way of thinking, and as such, a crazy fun exercise for your noggin’!

-Josh

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