Something a little bit different.

A while ago when it seemed that winter would never end I drew a comic.  It had been a while since I put physical ink on a physical page.  In a small notebook of rough, recycled paper I turned out this:

I like it quite a bit.  I like the idea of water world but with snow.  Instead of diving for Denver you would have to dig for it.  The world above would be a blinding desert, with white dunes stretching on for kilometres.  Under the surface the worlds sky scrapers would still be there.  Where their windows broke they would be flooded with snow, and where they didn't vast networks of pitch black caves would wind their way down to the long forgotten ground.  You could light a fire inside one and see the office space with snow pressing against each window.

Anyway, I like the comic and decided to do a digital version.  Somewhere along the way I got swept up with other projects and I never finished it.  The work in progress looks like this:

 I will probably finish it eventually.  Bit by bit.

I started to draw again recently.  The board game work has shifted from drawing new things and laying out cards to networking and getting various bits together.  I haven't been making the time to draw recently (other than for this blog).  Anyway, what I wanted to say is that I have started drawing again recently and it is all thanks to the podcast Comic's Coast to Coast.  This is a fantastic podcast put out there by web comic\cartoonist people Brian Dunaway, Joel Duggan and Matthew Ducharme. Each episode they interview an artist; and the show is just freakin' great and super inspiring so go give it a listen.

That's it for now, have a good week.


Jeff K.