Haggling

3-year-olds are so much fun to haggle with...most of the time, at least.

I do have a few other drawings that I've done over the last month, but I'm not happy with them. Apparently doing a comic every day really does keep your comic muscles toned. I'm out of shape! Maybe I'll need to do another 100-day challenge....

Brave Anoles

I'm back! We went away for a while and stuff happened and it got hard to draw and post. We're back now, though, and I've been having fun again with my drawings. Here's one from over a month ago that I didn't post.

By the way, in panel two, you see the anole sporting a dew flap under his chin. That's to tell everyone how big and threatening he is.

Why all hats should have chinstraps

I had no idea this was what Bob Dylan was talking about!

Parenting with Iguanas

This was the last page of my second sketchbook of comics! I did start the first sketchbook about halfway through, but this still feels like an accomplishment.

A hundred days of comics!

Today is 100 days from when I started my 100-days-project of daily comics. I wasn't too great about posting them here on time, but I do have a comic for every day! It was a ton of fun, and I'm definitely going to keep doing this as a journal. I might not draw one every single day, but I'll try to do most days.

The thing this project has made me realize, though, is that I would really like to try to make more finished-looking comics (not as sketchy as I often did these hundred days), and even start a webcomic. I've got some ideas, and I'll start drawing things up and see how it goes. I'll definitely post on here when I've got something to show everyone.

Anyway, thank you to everyone who stopped by during the hundred days of comics. More to come!

Weekend Comics

Here are the weekend comics...plus Monday, 'cause I didn't quite get around to posting last night.

My Grandfather was a D-Day Paratrooper

He's in France now with other veterans, celebrating 70 years since he jumped out of a plane. Amazing.