
When confronting your antagonist with the knowledge that they are not who they say they are, it’s never a good sign when their response is maniacal laughter.

When confronting your antagonist with the knowledge that they are not who they say they are, it’s never a good sign when their response is maniacal laughter.

More than anything, it seems like the AHCA wants to make it impossible to be a woman. Which seems tremendously stupid.
I’m angry. Not just because so many people I know and love can lose their health coverage. Not just because I could lose coverage because of my pre-existing conditions. It’s the lying. The blatant, flagrant lying about what the new law will cover, what the law will or will not change about health insurance. It’s as though they don’t think we are able to find out the truth. Like they think they can get away with these things, and we’re too stupid to know what’s true.

Happy Star Wars Day!

I mean, if you go back through the archives and look at the stuff I drew when I first started working digitally, it looked like ass. Complete and total ass.

Still getting the hang of drawing with the new system. Trying out a different shading thing with an ink wash brush in the program. It’s looser, but I kinda like it.

This is the first comic created with my new comic-making setup! I went and got a Surface Pro 3 and I’m using Clip Studio Pro (what used to be called Manga Studio). I like the variety of brushes and pencils, and it feels very natural to draw on. Plus, unlike when I was using the old Sketchbook Pro app on my iPad (an app the publisher was no longer supporting and that wouldn’t be available come this fall when the new version of iOS came out), I can create a custom size canvas and add text directly to the comic in the app (instead of using three – three – apps to accomplish all this before).
I also took the opportunity to try out a new font. Do you like it? Is it easy to read? Could I make it smaller? Is the comic itself big enough? Too big? Tell me what you think!
Sorry, no new comic today. I spent all day Monday running around preparing for our trip to visit family for Christmas, and we are leaving at 5:30 Tuesday morning. Getting a comic done was not in the cards.
If you want to be entertained, you should go buy my book.
Hey, folks, I’ve finally created a print version of my first two ebooks, Missing Person and Hazzard Pay, all as a single dead trees collection! And I’m doing a giveaway for it!
The rules are simple: you have to live in the US (sorry, people in the rest of the world!), be at least 18 (sorry, minors!), and follow me on Twitter (@XEYeti). Follow this link, and if you’re one of the entries picked, you’ll get a free physical copy of the book! It’s that simple!
And, hey, if you don’t win the free copy, you can always just buy a copy.
Good luck!