I staggered to Kevin’s office under the weight of canvas–my finished Deer Woman piece, 24 x 36 of not-entirely-satisfying-to-its-creator artistic creation. “Wow,” said Kevin. “That’s…epic. I mean…epic.” “I’m glad you like it,” I said, setting it down and scrounging for a hammer, “because I’m hanging it in the stairwell until either I like it or […]
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Gotta say, as far as weird little free browser games go, “Echo Bazaar” is awesome. It’s a dark Victorian setting, heavy on the irony, where you wander London, which was sucked into the abyss and now exists a mile below the surface, having vaguely Lovecraftian nightmares and composing epic ballads about fungus. It links up […]
I repeat, copies of Digger 5 for sale! Head on over to Sofawolf Press’s website to order one! The limited number of signed copies will be available Friday, first come first serve, at 8 am and 8 pm, as Sofawolf does their best to make sure people in other time zones get a pop at […]
Kevin walked in to discover me decoupaging torn pages to the 24 x 36 canvas I had secured for the next incarnation of this painting. (The largest size available without a much longer drive, and after and hour and some change with the glue, I’m not sorry…) “You’re not wearing pants,” he said, which was […]
A very mixed media piece, 9 x 12, mostly because I still can’t get over the Gorman’s Rabbit painting. (It’s so rare that I like one of my own pieces…) The problem is that I look at this and go…”Yes. Right. I like it. But…damnit…it needs to be HUGE.” There’s an impressiveness to sheer size, […]
ME: Look at my rhino! KEVIN: It’s…voluptuous? ME: Damn straight! (Art perhaps tomorrow, if finished.)
A couple of art bits left over from AC. Both of ’em are for sale–drop a line about pricing! In other news, Dragonbreath 1 is now in its 7th printing (!!!) and has a snazzy new spine to match the rest of the series. And it’s looking like the bread wizard novel may actually have […]