The “Plate of Fish” Moment: This is going to be one of those blog posts that most people won’t read, but I feel that it’s necessary to get into the world, anyway. A little bit professional history, and a little bit preachiness. Let’s start off with a story (I guess if I were Jesus this…
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PHXCC 2011 Wrap-Up!
Alright you guys, alright – I get it. I need to stop this whole being surprised thin that I d after every con. Every show I come home from, I write a post about how surprised I am at how AWESOME you guys and gals are. It’s getting to the point where I can’t be…
The Wheaton Effect.
So last night, I checked my twitter account and saw that a bunch of my friends had @ messaged me that Wil Wheaton (Wesley Crusher and all around geek god) had tweeted some of my artwork. I replied with the first panel. The other panels are what happened as Wil replied to me with an…
Sketchblog: Help Japan
Ok, so if you’re following me on Twitter or on my Facebook Page (and if you aren’t why not?), you probably already know this, but here goes anyway. In the aftermath of the 9.0 Earthquake in Japan last week, a great many people were killled, injured or lost in the rubble. In addition to that,…
Captain America! F- Yeah!
Greetings, Programs! Dane here! (no, I haven’t seen the new Tron, yet) Man, it’s been a while. The X-mas season descended on us here at the Press, and relentlessly smacked us for about 2 and a half months. WHICH IS AWESOME, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. But, now that it’s slowing down…
Wonder Woman Day 5 – Portland
Howdy, my people! It’s been a while. I’m sorry. Other than being insanely busy working on projects that are nowhere near being done, there hasn’t been much to report recently. That is about to change, however. This weekend (Oct. 24, 2010) is Wonder Woman Day here in Portland. Wonder Woman Day is a charity fundraising…
SDCC After-Con Wrap Up!
Wherein our intrepid heroes learn life’s big lessons about love, sex and money…
Rising from the ashes.
So, this weekend is Comicon weekend in my old stomping grounds of Phoenix, AZ as the Phoenix Comicon 2010 opens it’s doors and puts out the call to arms to geeks the world over. And, as I look at all the excited chatter online from fans and pros alike, I can’t help myself from thinking…