It’s just that some of you are more winners than others. See the results of the Bear and Kitten animation contest over at the website. This picture is not one of the winners, but it is my favorite.
Drop by the forum and congratulate everyone on a job well done.
Zed Reckoning has just started on reel four. This time around the artwork is 100% digital. It looks fantastic, but then again nothing less could be expected from Matt.
Speaking of Matts, over at Chip Shop Adventures the Idiot is making his girlfriend a black forest cake. I think we all know how well that’s going [...]
Joseph Hewitt, creator of Ataraxia Theatre takes the latest version of GIMP (GNU Image manipulation Program) for a spin with his tablet…
Here are some of the recent comic updates for you to check out… it’s all good.
Matt, author of the superb, Chip Shop Adventures turned a massive 25 over the weekend… that’s nearly 80 in webcomicker years.
Well done, and happy birthday.
…who will be taking over as artist at Beaver and Steve for the next five weeks. James Turner of B&S held a contest to find a guest artist. The winner would earn the right to draw Beaver and Steve for five weeks so that James could take a well earned rest. If running a contest [...]
Tomorrow, Saturday, apart from being the best day of the week, is also Free Comicbook Day.
Although there has been significant controversy over this years event, especially with respect to Diamond and the pushing out of several independant distributors as well as webcomics in general.
Not only that but all participants must be ‘for all ages’ – [...]
Amber is posting Killer Spoons Pod-comics in the forum…
You can see them here. (NSFW)
I thought as we’ve got a fresh start here, I’d post these, because I’m often
proud of the “podcomics”. Though, this one I’m ashamed of for obvious reasons.
OK, a quick update on what’s been happening, comic-wise today…
Joseph Hewitt crams as many possible pop references into today’s episode of Ataraxia Theatre.
Meanwhile I’m talking about keys, lock picks and responsibilities at The Flowfield Unity.
Christopher Wright, over at Fleen has something fairly interesting to say about traditonal cartoonsists vs webcartoonists. You can see the full article here.
