Wilkommen to Rounders!
News: November 27th, 2007Thanks for stopping by. Enjoy the comic… it updates every Monday & Friday morning.
Archive for the ‘News’ Category
Play Ball
News: November 30th, 2007Almost there. The comicpress layout inherently calls for a 760-pixels-wide layout, so more bang for your eye-buck. That means re-exporting all the older comics, which I’ll get around to in chunks. As for the announcer, who was previously heard with his special font way back in No. 1 but not seen until a couple installments […]
Pigma Enigma
News: December 3rd, 2007All the art supply stores seem to have simultaneously stopped carrying my favorite inking marker, the Pigma Graphic 1.0 millimeter. They’ve all still got the microns, but the 1.0 lets you go fine or thick… sometimes both with one stroke! Hence, today’s was inked with a 0.5mm Micron and some Staedtler where the ink runs […]
No Comic Today…
News: December 7th, 2007It’s been a hectic week of saving old films, not to mention birthday parties and trying to finish a home-recorded album. Throw in two panels with crowd scenes in what was supposed to be today’s comic, and it’s recipe for delay. Monday it is… read the archives if you haven’t already!
Confessional Melody
News: December 10th, 2007Goodness this one took a long time to finish… and looking at it, I’m not sure why. Sometimes I just temporarily lose the feel for processes that should be routine, like lifting a soup spoon or piloting an apache attack helicopter. I need my pigma pens!
Men Behaving Badly
News: December 14th, 2007I think I’ve created a comic about dudes (and occasionally a woman) in tight shirts who like to yell at one another. What a logline!
Very soon we’ll be moving beyond the walls of the stadium. That should be fun.
Back in Saddle, Modified
News: January 4th, 2008I was out of town on various forms of vacation, and while I had my pad with me, never found the time to draw, hence the lack of updates. Thanks to a generous gift from a marvelous and wonderful elf, I am now stocked with my favorite markers, and this pleases me to no end. […]