Desperation comic! I fell behind drawing stuff in my notebook because I was lost in the endless trials of making Safety Instructions. And so!

And now I’m back from Paris, but still relying on comics drawn a couple of weeks ago as I try to settle into a proper MWF rhythm of posting. Feel the poignance of the peg.

This is pretty much me at the top of my game, I think we can all agree. I’m playing around with drawing with the lasso tool in my drawing application and this is what is happening.

Here’s me running at full speed in doing some pretty special character-design work. If you ever need to hire me to create you a mascot, I’m really quite reasonable.

Been a while since I put anything up here, though I’ve been drawing diligently in my notebook for the last couple of weeks. Here’s a bit of a self-mocking look at the importance of coasters.

Continuing on with these weird conversations. In this instance I thought that these chairs might capture the deadpan thing I’m going for. Or maybe it’s two invisible people. We experiment and we see.

Went to a keynote at an AI-oriented conference yesterday and the guy gave this definition of artificial intelligence which allowed me to smirkingly slip in this comic on the subject. Ha!

Staving off the desolation of being composed of particles that repel creativity, I went with this idea from the notebook. I’ve a mind to do a series of these ominous proclamations by household items. We shall see.

This one came to me at a hairdresser’s in Berlin. Fun at my own expense! So noble a thing. Note the sly reference to the ridiculous work of Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort concerning the “atheist’s nightmare“.

Inspired by a combination of “Citizen Kane” and “The Wrath of Khan” (Kirk’s famous shouting of “Khaaaan!”). I’m not sure I communicated the latter part as well as I could have, but believe me I spent ages trying to draw an okay furnace.