February 4th, 2010
One should reference things before one reformulates DNA to create a monster from old Greek legends. However, in his defense, he was probably too far into the project before he realized his mistake.
Looking at the Chimera in the last panel, I’m reminded a bit of Pikmin the video game. Originally, they were going to have an enemy that, upon swallowing your troops, would have their limbs dangling out of it’s gaping jaws. Unfortunately, they took it out for the final game for it being a little too terrifying.
I, on the other hand, willfully spread terror like jam on an English muffin.
January 5th, 2010
Well, with a new year, I thought it might be nice to update the “daily sketch” look. So, with a small bit of consideration, here it is. Not all that exciting, I know, but I think this one template will serve us better into the new year. It would be nice to update the site as well, but I don’t see that happening right now.
I’ve also gotten in the mood for a bit of Baneslinger on the old site again. So, as long as I can manage, new daily baneslinger comics. I know, I’m being silly again. But I’ll really give it the old college try.
January 2nd, 2010
2010 is upon us!
A new decade! What is in store for our brave adventurers? I truly wonder.
Well, Baneslinger is back after a long Hiatus. See you on Monday.
November 4th, 2009
After three months of daily sketches, I decided to take a week off. Well, that week has come and gone, and now we’re all the better for it. So, in order to help me sanction away my priorities and still update the website, I have changed the schedule. That means we only update on weekdays from now on. I just enjoy not doing anything on Sunday. If I need Saturday to catch up, it is there for me.
I know this won’t make you too sad since you don’t visit the site anyway. Ha!
October 13th, 2009
Last week, a lot of cool stuff came in.
First, my Alakazam comic got published. It currently rests on page 57-58
They mentioned my name and somehow sleuthed that I did the comic for Go Nintendo (I didn’t tell them this). They must have googled me. Perhaps I didn’t have my name on this site in time. Oh well!
Secondly, the prize that I won for the princess planet came in this week as well. Brian MacLachlan drew up this picture loosely inspired by my comic. It turned out pretty “awesomes.” It was hand painted too, so I’ll get a frame for it. This cool painting has driven me to try and get art from my other favorite artists on the web. This could be a great start at a great collection.
I might even win the contest for the Alakazam comic book. We’ll see. If you ever see me driving madly out of Irvine with seventy five dollars worth of Naruto comics, you’ll know.
September 23rd, 2009
With our Baneslinger sketch, “Double Barreled Action,” we’ve hit 100 sketches. We’re still plugging along so I hope you continue to enjoy the daily sketch blog.
Also, I’ve received feedback about the Alakazam comic that I put for you many weeks ago. It will indeed be published as a part of the Alakazam 10th Aniversairy Comic Collection. It’ll be my first work published since the old Never You Mind comic got published in the University Paper. I was submitted as a donation, but it will still be nice to see my three page spread published.
Lastly, I won (ahem co-won) the Princess Planet Contest that I told you about earlier. The prize was that he’ll do some original artwork inspired by my work. So we can expect some original artwork done by the creator of that comic. I’ll share it with you once it arrives.
Finally, we’ve decided to make a sister site to hold the old Never You Mind archives. Look forward to this.
