I know, I KNOW! This site is like half excuses, half actual content. If anyone is wondering what my lazy ass is doing instead of drawing comics.. I’m wrestling Giant Monsters all the live-long day– teaser trailer is out!
In grovelling recompense, I give you: Wallpapers!
Click on any of those to pick [...]
Cracking cheese, Gromit!
Hi-rez by request! 200dpi, should print at 5×5inches-ish.
Man, you know everyone on earth gets their fifteen minutes of fame when even lowly cartoonists get interviews. My Deep Thoughts on steampunk and the universe, over at Tor.com!
I make one extremely contraversial statement in that interview that is bound to set off a firestorm. That is: the fashion of the 1830s is hideous. Here [...]
Here’s something I’m sure we’d all like to see– an Ada Lovelace documentary! In order to afford the visual effects necessary for the action-packed Salamander People sequence (addendum: JOKE), the filmmakers are undertaking a spot of the old fund-raising, for which your help is needed– no, they don’t need you to throw cash at them, [...]
Whooo! The Amaaaaazing Steampunk Exhibit at the Museum of the History of Science is now open! Behold (good thing I went for the 600dpi..):
There’s 3, count ‘em, 3! ways to see the comic.
1.The best way to see the comic online is at Tor.com, the Sci Fi Supersite! which has kindly up it up [...]
Welcome!
If you are new you probably want to start with Lovelace: The Origin. You can then read the episodes/half-baked ideas/pointless ramblings chronologically by clicking on the link to the next post in the upper right of the post pages.
At present the complete comics are:
Lovelace and Babbage Vs The Economy.
Lovelace and Babbage Vs The Client
Depending [...]
Despite the blog silence I have been drawing comics!! The Museum of the History of Science Steampunk Exhibit opens on the 13th of October– the comic is a 2-page insert for the Broadsheet . Thoroughly intimidated by the epic lineup of actual artists…
Giant monster conditions: severe. Comic output will continue sporadic.
Waiting-for-renders activity: cataloging the [...]
So here’s a little tale for you. As it features ME, it is of course a gripping, hair-raising story of FUN and COOL and… okay, it’s a tale of.. LIBRARIES.
So I’ve been tromping all over London in search of a few bits and bobs of books on Babbage, and a public library catalogue search for [...]
Long renders and an itchy Google finger turn up a strange, sudden little window into the past:
So, what DID Babbage talk about when he talked about Ada? WHOA.
I found that little story amazing for a few reasons-
-I’m kind of staggered by the fact that Babbage is telling this stuff to a complete [...]
Did I say two weeks? Erm… here! Look at some process art!
Please understand that at present my priories are necessarily: 1. Job 2. Pub 3. Comic 4. Food, laundry, etc.
I tend to do roughs while waiting for renders (that invaluable source of idleness in the visual effects industry). Something else I do is Scholarship. Some [...]
