I recently made some changes to my studio and thought it might be fun to post a few pics.
On the left, the upper display shelves contain samples from various client projects I've worked on over the years (toys, books, cereal boxes, etc.) The bookcases are filled with art books, business books, and other inspiring info that I should pull out and look at a lot more often than I actually do. On the right is a new desk/table I just bought at IKEA. I'm trying to do more work on actual paper (instead of digital) and it's really nice to sit in the sunlight while I sketch.
I just got back from the printer with 500 copies of Mostly Nonsense. They look good! I'm really excited to send them out to you!
Orders should start going out in tomorrow's mail. I've got a lot of copies to sign and draw in (for Kickstarter backers who paid for those tiers) but I'll be flinging them out to you as fast...
According to my website analytics and social media likes/shares, of all the new cartoons I posted in 2017 these are the ten most popular (ranked from lowest to highest):
10.
Time for a cartoon dump! Here's a collection of the Sketchbook Silliness cartoons I've posted over the past few months over at SketchbookSilliness.com:
Did you miss out on the Kickstarter for "Mostly Nonsense"? Have no fear! You can place a pre-order for the book (or the PDF ebook) over at my studio store. I'm getting ready to rush the files off to the printer hopefully tomorrow. I can't guarantee it but I'm going to try my best to get the books shipped out...
We did it! Mostly Nonsense is going to be published! Now I'm busy polishing up the final file to send it off to the printer. No guarantees but if all goes smoothly I'm hoping to have all the books out to everyone before Christmas.
Every Kickstarter backer will get several bonus rewards in addition to the book, including:
CARTOON MEMES - A...
On the left, the upper display shelves contain samples from various client projects I've worked on over the years (toys, books, cereal boxes, etc.) The bookcases are filled with art books, business books, and other inspiring info that I should pull out and look at a lot more often than I actually do. On the right is a new desk/table I just bought at IKEA. I'm trying to do more work on actual paper (instead of digital) and it's really nice to sit in the sunlight while I sketch.
