It’s a comic, in case you haven’t noticed from the, well, it having art. It’s an idea that I’ve been super excited about to the point that it’s been infecting other creative endeavours. The first “season” of a D&D campaign I was running just so happened to have an antagonist that was based upon the …
This is a discussion that I was a part of this week; which point in a leg is the knee, is an ankle, is a hip, is a… you get the idea. It comes from a new project that I’m going to be teasing into the relatively near future. But today I’m going to talk …
This piece was first published Sept 16, 2016 on Comix I Read (now defunct). Wow, in case you missed it, Woodruff from Gotham had a few words in defense of their choices regarding Poison Ivy in the latest season of the show. I’ll save you hunting it down. “One of the character’s biggest skills or powers is …
Sure, you know the name, you know a bit about her work. Did you know about her origin story? Do you know the depths of brutality this woman fought, her willingness to endure pain, suffering, and a refusal to compensate her for her labours, all while still believing in the innate human possibility for good? …
I have a pile of nonfiction pieces that I want to save from the dustinbin of history, and one of the ways is to include them here as part of the blog and larger portfolio. In that light, throwback Thursday. This piece was first published August 24, 2016 on Comix I Read (now defunct) The …
I have a pile of nonfiction pieces that I want to save from the dustinbin of history, and one of the ways is to include them here as part of the blog and larger portfolio. In that light, throwback Thursday. This piece was first published August 15, 2016 on Comix I Read (now defunct) Selling …
So, you might know about Sassoon. Maker of hair products, creator of a company that creates such products, icon. All sorts of stuff. Before that, he used to be part of a group that punched fascists. He was an orphan, spent seven years growing up in an orphanage in the United Kingdom. He dreamed of …
I have a pile of nonfiction pieces that I want to save from the dustinbin of history, and one of the ways is to include them here as part of the blog and larger portfolio. In that light, throwback Thursday. This piece was first published August 5, 2016 on Comix I Read (now defunct) While …
Wow – the first month of 2019 was like a hurricane for me. Doing everything I could just to keep my head above water. Even now, I still have a pile of work that I need to get through. But, I figured an update needed to be made. Letting people know that the world continues. …
Well. The end of last year was a lot, hence the quiet around here. New Year means new resolutions, new things to get done, new mountains to climb. And that’s where I am right now, planning and figuring and determine schedules and what to do next. The plans for this year are big. I’ve got …