Lulu is a racket. Comixpress has been pretty good for me!

Hey uhhh my comic is ending on Monday

you know if you want to read it or something

http://www.rice-boy.com

I rather liked Book of Eli; was prepared to hate it. SPOILERS FOLLOW if you care.

Jack- It's not really about religion and it makes no claims about God or belief-- it's about literacy and how important it is for everyone in a functioning society to have access to all information. Gary Oldman's character was going to use the bible to rule people, in much the way that religion has been used to rule people throughout history-- by keeping the religious texts themselves unavailable to the public, and with them literacy and the capacity for free thought on the issue. Development of the printing press and widespread literacy changed this more than anything else-- that is why the printing press at the end of the movie is so significant.

It's about culture and literacy and keeping information freely available. The fact that the book is the bible is ONLY significant for the historical echoes. Speaking as an atheist with a fair bit of contempt for much of organized religion, I enjoy the movie and I think the message in it is pretty important. It's CRITICAL of Christianity, if anything-- Oldman's character highlights many of the social problems Christianity/religion has caused.

Yeah the dialogue was pretty lame and melodramatic, but I figure that's about par for the course as far as action movies are concerned these days.

These are really good and I'm happy you're making them. Your work has always been impressive but I do think you could benefit from more technical skill in this area.

For working out how to draw what you see, it's been helpful to me to draw quick and large. Life drawing sessions often begin with a series one or two-minute long poses for gesture drawing. Recording these quickly and loosely, and trying to draw the entire figure at once instead of dwelling on parts of it, will teach you a lot, I think. You obviously have the later stages (developing and rendering the image) well taken care of, but one of the trickiest parts is that initial loose stage where you lay the foundation for all of that development.

Hope that helps. These look really good.

Thanks thanks. Hi Reign! I would do Traveler stuff if I wasn't so busy all the time aaugh

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accidental post woops

Oh my gosh the Snow Crash ones are PERFECT! Excellent costume design; they really fit the tone of the book.

Why are you sticking to the same color scheme for all of these?

Everyone must read Death Day right now:

http://www.samhiti.com/

THERE IS NO EXCUSE.

also the first page from a new short comic

Thanks guys I am super happy with the poster thing too.

Also the guest page isn't really a joke; just sort of a little playful character piece? I read through the whole archives and came up with that idea of how to play with two characters. But yes it's a haiku: a piece of poetry where the lines have 5, 7, 5 syllables.

Drew this a little while ago:


Printing and selling a poster sometime soon, in January, to correspond with having 1000 pages on the site. Also! I made a video of me drawing it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1pdtJOilrw

and! I recently drew a guest page for Dave Shabet's excellent character study in a zombie apocalypse, Dead Winter ( http://deadwinter.cc/ )

Put up a new short story! I've posted a few pages from it here before. I'm doing a donation-based thing; whenever donations meet a certain goal, a new story will be posted. Seems to be working well so far? I have to draw a new story now, though.

read here- http://www.rice-boy.com/shortstories.php