A new lay-out, to fit your web-viewing needs. After some experimenting, I’ve decided on this horizontal lay-out in stead of the vertical. Gives me more room to work with and the site will look better (eventually). Unless you’re on a 800×600 monitor. In which case you’re screwed either way.

Waiting in line at the checkout, it’s boring as hell. Until someone gets a hold of the microphone. Instant fun! I loved the idea for this comic, but I’m afraid the setting doesn’t come across very clearly. Oh well, draw and learn, right?

You wouldn’t believe the weird phone-calls I’ve had the past 2 weeks. This week’s comic was drawn with my Wacom in Illustrator, that’s a first for me. I think the linework turned out quite nice, maybe I’ll experiment with it some more. (I’ll need a better sketch to start from though.)

Unfortunately, my website is far from done. Lots and lots of work to be done still, so that means I don’t know when the next update will be. But it’ll be worth the wait, I can promise you that much.

No regular comics for the next couple of weeks. I need to work on my website. I’ll try to put up a couple of pin-ups or roughs but I’ll be back with the weekly comic on May 2n

My webcomic can now also be seen on CrunchyComics. Go check it out, there’s some great comics there. Like Zodiax, awesome stuff!

A day late, but the comic is up. Enjoy!

As of yesterday, I’m taking driving-lessons in the evenings. And since I do my drawing in the evening, that means no updates untill March 21.

Didn’t feel right to illustrate the story as a multi-panel comic, so you get the quick 1 panel version.