Heavens Coffee

This is something that has been rolling around in my head for a couple days. I think it is kinda fun to have the best possible cup of coffee come from a deity. I mean seriously did you think the devil makes a good columbian roast? Not bloody likely.

Unrequited Love

Few will ever understand the love between a Pacific Northwesterner and his Winter Ales. It is a difficult love, from a distance of an entire year until November and december hits, then BLAM! Love blooms again!

Friday Friday Friday New things for me!

This is going to be the new header for my web comic. this way I can keep track of who the characters are and who created them. Not much time today for any drawing. I need to study a bit more, on non comic things. (IT things in case you wondered.) so this is my lunchtime post. I hope you like it. Its going to be at the top of the webpage asap.

Robotic Love 17: Fear for your drapes

This turned out a bit better than expected. Kanga the DoomKitty has arrived at the Robot family. Fear for your drapes. FEAR!!!!

Robotic Love 16: Art of War

Robotic Love 14:Babe

Rough draft of the comic i am going to wrap up later tonight. Only had time to rough it out so far. I like it though. It has more of the feel of what I want to communicate with my comic.Definitely got to work on the backgrounds though. I really like what  Jeffery Rowland does with his. I forget how its done. I did it with some of my early comics. My luck is that I need photoshop. Grrrrr!

Oh my god, I am getting old.(No kidding)

My wife and I realized this morning that our wedding anniversary was coming up on the 16th(or17th). Providence decided that we would always celebrate after receiving a paycheck. This past year has been a doozy. Without going into too much drama, we have had some serious 'discussions'. I have also dealt with a lot of humbling experiences, from losing my job, and my house, to dealing with a pretty fucked up knee, and the fun of high blood pressure medications, like some 80 year old.

When we first met, I was working in a start up that was going to re-write on line auctions with state of the art development. Year and a half later, I found myself out of work. We had to scramble, but soon I found better, and my technical skills became much more useful, as well as my ability to talk to people. I know, its weird that people actually don't listen much anymore. Especially in technology. It seems that the loudest voice carries the day, rather than the quiet one that mentions that the loud guy is talking about impossible things. But I digress.

I have always played around with my artwork. After having my child, I thought I would never have time for it again. I am glad that I have bit the bullet so to speak, and bought all the tools necessary to do some hard artwork. I'm going to start with just some light sketches, but I can tell that with a little time and humor, I can get things really moving on this. If it doesn't work out, I will still have enjoyed doing it, for arts sake (little cliché, but whatever).