Life Without Taffy

I do some regular hiking around the neighborhood and I found some of my stickers are still up after two years. Check this crap out:

See it in July of last year.

Or in August of 1996.

Or when I originally put it up in March 1996.

I’m several months behind in my photo organizing and such, so I’ll be posting a bunch this next week or so.

Just a stupid little idea I wanted to get down in animation form. I plan on redoing this one all pretty like, but this is a good idea of what it’s going to be.

During the later months of 1915, a gas mask  consisting of a leather facepiece with eyepieces and a metal canister was issued to the German army. The facepiece was impregnated qith tallow and oil to make it gas-proof, the eyepieces were compound, with am outer glass lens and an inner lens of celluloid treated to prevent misting, and the canister contained layers of absorbant materials - charcoal. pumice and kieselguhr - mixed with various chemicals to filter and absorb the gases.

I’ve been drawing the masks I found in a thrft store book Gas. This is the third in a series. See them all here.

So I got a comment this afternoon regarding a font of mine that I had lost in a hard-drive crash a couple years back. Humpbunny was the font I based on an older font I found in a type book. There was a search going on in the What The Font forums for the original one. I didn’t even have my version any more. I did a little search. Humpbunny wasn’t the best name for this font as it made the Google search a little awkward. I found it on some Czechoslovakian font site. And here it is. Enjoy.

The lazy cat Mew doing what she does best: sleeping.

An old hand-drawn capitals only font. Enjoy!