I had some stickers made. For fun! #cubecat
I saw a sea lion playground toy from the train outside Chicago. I hope those kids who play on it get to meet one. (2060 miles [3315 km] to La Jolla Cove) #inktober #inktober2021 #hopetober
I would prefer not to, aaugh! #cubecat #4thwall #webcomic #inktober #inktober2021 #thankyousparky
The rough drafts of comics can result in some interesting artifacts. Even if editing decisions go elsewhere. #brushtober
Quickietober!
We used to carry on and drink and do the rock and roll #coffeetime #goodmorning #webcomic #cubecat #inktober #inktober2021
Abstractober, Experimentober
A redraw of a group of sketch party doodles. #doodletober
I went to @sketchpartysd last night and it was delightful to do some drawing, drinking, and reconnecting. #inktober #inktober2021
This is not the first or the last time I’ll draw Cube Cat driving a mech. #mechtober #cubecat #cubecat2021
Catch a wave #stoketober #cubecat2021 #cubecat
#oldwhiteguytober
Pelican in the lineup. #pelicantober #surftober #stoke #Windansea #surfing
One of the first manga I read was “Urusei Yatsura” published by Viz in the late 80s and early 90s. The hilarious farcical melodrama features Lum, impish troublemaker and “magical girlfriend.” For #Lumtober, here is my slightly zaftig take on Rumiko Takahashi’s wonderful iconic character! #lum #rumikotakahashi
sunny down snuff I’m all right
gwen and her blankey /sketch
it’s not inktober.
Playing at @ink_and_drink_lb tonight. Feels good but I’m out of practice.
At Whistle Stop for Open Oscillator and seeing my pal Charles who I haven’t seen in 20 years. #openoscillator
SOUTH MISSION JETTY 19 JULY 2021 0740 OW! #journal #stingray
Attended a comics workshop on zoom given by @believermag & @tilliewalden who is clearly an extraordinary teacher. #FridayNightComics
Once again it is March, and it’s time for #MarchMODOKMadness. (MarchMODOKMad on Twitter) MODOK is for Masking or Distancing or Killing! MODOK WILL KILL YOU IN DUE TIME, WHELP! #MODOK
Jesus Arthur Silva—“Art”—was born on this day 100 years ago, February 6, 1921. I remember visiting him at grocery stores in San Diego like Big Bear or Food Basket, where he got assigned to whip their produce departments into shape. I wish I could ask him about working in a town that went from 80 thousand people to over 2 million in his lifetime. I want to ask him if it’s true he sold tamales on the streets of downtown. I want to ask him what kept him going when times were hard, working multiple jobs. How did he and Nanie raise 7 great kids? I was 17 when he died. I don’t have a photograph of him working. I’ve drawn him how I imagine he would have looked. Sharp, kind, diligent. After he passed, my mother missed him terribly. A great man. 100 years ago today.
Beat the heat
