Cover art by Reed Hawker of Culture Shock.

See you there!

Wikis are a wonderful way to keep track of things, and I've been using mine to archive a great many ideas. I'll be adding logos, overviews, and character bios for all my projects relatively soon. I am always looking for collaborators as well, so if anyone wishes to help in regard, I'll make sure they're compensated.

Currently, I have 16 character bios up and running that feature new artwork, and many more are on the way. You should also start seeing project logos in the project section in the column to the right. These will either link to actual sites, or the pages in the wiki.

Anyway, what do you think?

I’m pleased to announce that Cosmic Dash #001 is officially available for purchase today!

You have a few options, though! If you are buying yourself an issue, you’d simply hit up the listing at Indyplanet. If you own a comic shop or what to distribute Cosmic Dash in your local area, Comicsmonkey can hook you up with that.

Anyway, that means that now the “buy” page of the Cosmic Dash site is officially opened, and if you look just under the latest page, you’ll see a link  to take you to the Indyplanet listing for first issue directly, so you have plenty of ways to buy the issue if you’re interested in that sort of thing.

If you bought an issue and would like it signed with a free pile of drawings, just send me an e-mail and we’ll set something up.

Have a good one, folks.

As a webcomic artist myself, I love receiving fan art, but I also like surprising other artists with fan art. It's good art practice for me, a way to show my appreciation of an artist and their work, and it's a good networking tool.

The first entry in this series is Kyra from the webcomic Uh-oh, it's a Dinosaur. I only stumbled onto this comic recently, but really enjoyed what I saw, and particularly loved Kyra's design.

So with that being said, let's see how my rendition of her looks!

You should probably click to see the full-sized image!

So if you're interested in sending something along to be posted at the Cosmic Dash website, please drop a comment here, or the corresponding post at the Cosmic Dash website. Or you could just do things the old fashioned way by e-mailing me. Twitter and Formspring are also excellent options as well.

My blog has now moved over to tumblr. You can get there from here. Keep it sleazy.

Now here is a funny picture.

This is David, signing out.