I make silly stuff, and teach kids how to make silly stuff.
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Hey, maybe don’t be a jerk
One of the great things about having a blog that has a microscopic audience and that I’m self-publishing (instead of using Facebook or Tumblr or something) is I can look at every single comment someone tries to make and personally approve it before it gets posted.
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Well this project isn’t working for me.
I just realized that: And since literally no one but me ever looks at these, I’m going to go ahead and call this project done. What will I do next? Only I will know (because I’m the only one who ever looks at this).
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Scratchy
No reference photo this time, which is probably why I’ve returned to having a Megamind head.
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Why you should check your bike before you ride
You might have something like I found on my bike tonight: A broken chain is a little annoy at home, but a major pain in the ass on the road. The good news: I had a fresh quick link, and the break gave me an excuse to give the chain a proper deep clean. The…
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Double Header
I forgot to draw a self portrait yesterday – I was too busy watching four mostly terrible movies – so I’m posting two today. I spent hours on these.
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Guided
I tried two tricks. I used one of them- turning the picture upside down- for the last picture. This time I added an 8×6 grid to give me 48 squares to keep me on track. Much less stretchy. I guess it’s better than tracing. The main thing I learned: I have hairy ears. Now I…
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Well, That’s a stretch
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Hey, did you know you look like…
Jordan Morris is a writer and the co-host of the Jordan Jesse Go! podcast. This week he was complaining about how often people say to him “Hey, you look like Zach Galifianakis!” And he kinda does, not in a “you might get confused enough to ask him about working on Baskets” way, but in a…
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Almost but, not quite, entirely unlike me
It definitely looks like… someone. Not me, but someone. I should do that “flip a picture upside down and do it a tiny bit at a time” thing.
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Iconic
Thanks to the magic of Adobe Illustrator layers there are two versions of me today: Bearded and freshly shorn.