If anyone is still reading this blog, I was also nominated for this award on Drunk Duck ... sorry, The Duck.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
And also this one ...
If anyone is still reading this blog, I was also nominated for this award on Drunk Duck ... sorry, The Duck.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Character Development Nominated
Character Development has been nominated for a Drunk Duck award in the photo-comic category. It's up against some stiff competition, but as they say ... it's an honour just to be nominated.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Duck & Quail strip

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I'm currently writing a series of strips for Duck & Quail, the mascots of www.drunkduck.com. It's an epic tale that details the battle for the soul of The Duck, as the site is now called, and parodies the recent events on the site.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Bad Meat EPISODE TWO

The second part of Bad Meat is up at www.virtuallycomics.com. Drawn by Andy Sanchez, who has excelled himself again.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Plastic People
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This is one of a number of one-page Plastic People strips, that are just silly little things I occasionally get inspired to do. A few, including this one, have been published on the web in the anthology project Lite Bites, and hopefully there will be one or two printed in an upcoming Radio as Paper. There are more on my website, www.virtuallycomics.com
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Mid-year Secret Santa contribution (3 of 3)
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Mid-year Secret Santa contribution (2 of 3)

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Part 2 of my mid-year secret Santa homage to http://symbiosiswebcomic.blogspot.com, which was my random assignment in the Drunk Duck event.
The hardest part about using Playmobil to recreate a comic is finding a figure that looks remotely like the comic character. We got lucky, in that a few years ago we'd purchased an alien encased in an opening plant set (really, not kidding) from a bargain bin.
Oddly enough, the alien Playmobil figure didn't have an eye coming out of its shoulder, but thanks to my wife's ingenuity that was easily solved.
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