Life Without Taffy

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The card my girlfriend got today.

I’m always curious to see how strangers get to this here page. Mostly through Google. I’ve been checking my stats for a while and every once and a while some weird search engine term leads to my site.

No I can only speculate as to how they happened upon my site for that. I do have a pathetic mustache. But I haven’t raped anyone. Yet. The night is still young. So by request, my rapist mustache. Drawn in Flash:

I found a child’s notebook journal for sale in a store ages ago. I drew a couple things in it and forgot about it. I unearthed it recently and I’m thinking about starting it up again:

The stupid week or so of cold weather ruined my damn hands. Good thing I have a scanner to document such things in disturbing detail.

(What’s the blue? The stupid toilet doesn’t flush right. I have to pop the top off to fix the little plunger thing. And the 2000 Flushes cleaner thing was looking all weird and gelatinous so I poked it. Blue.)

So in me and Kate’s comick No Outlet we get superpowers. I happen to get the X-Ray vision. Here’s a newly inked panel from issue two where I use it for what most men would use such a power for. Looking at boobs. As we are equal-opportunity-ists (Is that a word? No. Not at all.) I show some of my dick in the book as well.

See also: Does No Outlet #2 Feature Male Nudity?

A request from Mike Larsson for a cat comic. Yes it’s like every other cat comic I’ve done. She likes to eat what can I say?

I usually sketch out a little thumbnail of what I’m going to do. Sometimes as large as 8 1/2″ x 11″. They’re pretty rough.  I just want a little idea of where things go and what’s going to be said. Generally what I layout is exactly what I draw. I may change the dialog, but it’s pretty close most of the time.

Being that this is something I may want to publish in a comick book in the future, I pencilled it on one of my comic boards. They run 11″ x17″ with a 10″ x 15″ drawing area. I do my best to redraw the thumbnail bigger. The loose sketches are really good for unconventional  faces and poses. I have kind of given up drawing like a normal person at this point so I do have good idea of what look I’m going for.

And then I trace. Here’s the finished comick. Click to embiggen.